SportLogia
Vol. 7, Issue 2, Decembar 2011.
| Dragan Koković |
| DEVELOPMENT OF YOUNG PLAYERS: SOCIAL AND ANTHROPOLOGICAL DIMENSIONS - EXAMPLE OF BASKETBALL |
| "On numerous occasions, the great talents disappeared due to a lack of knowledge of certain socio-psychological and anthropological dimensions of sport. Many young players after the first game where they made a reputation, lost in the multitude of average players. All that players could make a team of a big potential..." |
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| Almir Atiković, Sunčica Delaš Kalinski, Snežana Bijelić and Nađija Advibašić Vukadinović |
| ANALYSIS RESULTS JUDGING WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS IN MEN'S ARTISTICS GYMNASTICS GYMNASTICS IN THE LONDON 2009 YEAR |
| "On a sample of 176 male gymnasts, we analyzed the score of judges from the World Championship in men’s artistic gymnastics, held 2009 in London. The subject of the analysis was the final scores competitors got for the exercises shown in the qualifying competition (C I). Analysis problem was determination of the differences on individual apparatus between judges E1 to E6 and apparatus. The main objective of this study was to determine the reliability of evaluation of judges and whether the current Code of Points (Federation Internationale de Gymnastique, 2009b) should be revised in terms of equalizing score on apparatus..." |
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| Panteleimon Bakirtzoglou and Panagiotis Ioannou |
| DISCIPLINE OF GREEK STUDENTS IN RELATION TO GENDER, INTEREST IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION LESSON AND SPORT ACTIVITY |
| "The purpose of this study was to compare the differences between different groups (student’s gender, type of school, interest in physical education and sport activity outside school hours), based on the student’s disciplined/undisciplined behavior in the physical education class. Sample consisted of 565 secondary education students aged between 15 and 16, in the Region of Athens (Greece). Participants completed the following scales: Reasons for Discipline Scale (RDS) and Strategies to Sustain Discipline Scale (SSDS)..." |
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| Mlan Čoh and Otmar Kugovnik |
| VARIABILITY OF BIOMECHANICAL PARAMETERS IN THE TRIPLE JUMP TECHNIQUE - A CASE OF STUDY |
| "The purpose of the study was to examine consistency and variability of kinematical parameters in the triple jump technique. An analysis has been carried out on the basis of two attempts of a female athlete who is one of the best triple jumpers in the world. The latest biomechanical technology and the methodology of measurements in the triple jump have been used. The Opto-track technology and 3-D kinematical technology were used in order to analyse parameters of the model technique in the triple jump..." |
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| Ivan Čuk, Maja Bučar Pajek, Jernej Pajek and Mojca Pečer |
| SPORT AND HEALTH IN THE REPUBLIC OF SLOVENIA IN 2009 |
| "Sport and health are often discussed as being related to each other. The Slovenian Olympic Committee, Department of Sport for All, wanted to determine whether the proportion of population engaged in organised sport activities in the region is correlated to the level of sickness in different disease categories. Municipal authorities provided the information on the number of sport clubs and the number of members they included in 2009..." |
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| Branislav Jevtić |
| REFLECTION OF THE OLYMPIC PROGRAMME MANAGEMENT ON THE SPORTS SYSTEM OF SERBIA |
| "As a process of planning, organizing, managing, coordination and control, or management theory, management has its place and importance in the study and development of the national sports system, as well as in managing programmes for participation in a mega sports event such as the Olympic Games (the aim of the study). Analyzing the Olympic programme implemented by the Olympic Committee of Serbia (OCS), their instrumentalized value and impact on the sports system have been determined, knowledge about the process and experiences relevant to the management of Serbian athletes participating in the Olympic Games preparation (the aim of the study) have been acquired..." |
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| Marijana Mladenović and Aleksandar Marjanović |
| SOME DIFFERENCES IN SPORTS MOTIVATION OF YOUNG FOOTBALL PLAYERS FROM RUSSIA, SERBIA AND MONTENEGRO |
| "In accordance with the conceptual framework of self-determination theory, sports motivation in this research was operationalized as intrinsic motivation (to know, to accomplish and to experience stimulation), extrinsic motivation (by identification, introjection and external regulation) and amotivation for sport (Deci & Ryan, 2000). The aim of this exploratory research was to test such concept of sports motivation on a sample of young football players from different countries (Russia, Serbia, and Montenegro). It was assumed that young football players did not differ with respect to intrinsic motivation regardless of their age and country..." |
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| Joško Sindik and Dodi Mihaljević |
| SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS AND MICROSOCIAL STRUCTURE WITHIN FEMALE HANDBALL TEAM |
| "In a sample of 18 players, members of the senior major league handball team, the correlation between the micro structure of handball in relation to their socioeconomic status, using the sociometric procedure, was analyzed. The research results lead to the acceptance of the hypothesis that the players of the same socioeconomic status, have better mutual emotional acceptance. The hypothesis of a better mutual functional accepting players of the same socioeconomic status, may be only partially accepted, in a field of the trend of cooperation in the game, but not in relation to the selection of players with the authority of leaders or handball knowledge..." |
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| Vladimir Irhin and Irina Irhin |
| GENESIS OF HEALTH - ORIENTED PHYSICAL CULTURE AT SCHOOLS OF RUSSIA (THE END OF IX CENTRY - THE 80S OF THE XX CENTURY) |
| "This work is devoted to genesis of ideas of Russian schoolchildren health maintenance, promotion and formation by physical training means within the period from the end of the XIX century till the 80s of the XX century. At the beginning of the XX century one of the perspective directions in development of the Russian physical training theory was scientific investigation of schoolchildren’s health improvement by physical culture means. At the end of the XIX century in the Russian physical culture theory there were already marked out two independent, opposite in certain degree approaches - educational and hygienic..." |
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| Anthi Peppa, Katarina Asontiou and Dimitra Koutsouki |
| EXERCISE TRAINING IN STUDENTS WITH DIABETES: THE ROLE OF PE TEACHER AT SCHOOL |
| "Diabetes mellitus is the metabolic disease of disturbed glycemic control and can mainly be divided into two categories: diabetes type 1 (DMT1) which is more common in students and diabetes type 2 (DMT2). Physical exercise has been shown to have various beneficial effects on diabetic patients and therefore it is strongly recommended for diabetic students at school. The work of physical educator in Greek public schools is obstructed by lack of formal educational seminars, required facilities, and information among society as well as phenomena of school phobia and stigmatization..." |
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