Course detail
Sport Games
FP-TshPAcad. year: 2011/2012
The subject focuses on the obtaining of basic knowledge and skills in collective, individual ball and racquet sports, and in non-traditional games. The aim of the tuition is to understand the meaning of individual games in the life of a person (health and relaxation, sociological and social) and to explain the term 'non-traditional' sports. Regarding individual games, the following aspects are taught: their history, recommended optimum sports equipment, explanations of rules, the differences and similarities between the individual games, including their requirements in terms of spatial and locomotive skills, stroke technique, tactics, practical games, competitions, tournaments and their organisation.
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Assesment methods and criteria linked to learning outcomes
Active participation in the directed tuition. Test of knowledge (max. 50 points). Written thesis - preparation of tournaments (propositions + game system + organization + processing of results - max. 50 points).
Course curriculum
- Theory of games.
- Learning of basic skills involved in the playing of selected games, and the rules.
- Application of gained knowledge and skills to the organisation of people's free time.
- Obtaining of a sufficient amount of information about suitable clothing and equipment for the individual activities.
- The ability to motivate clients is acquired.
- Basic hygienic norms for the given sports, including measures for the prevention of injury.
- For the individual games, the following aspects are taught: their history, recommended optimum sports equipment, explanations of rules, the differences and similarities between the individual games including their requirements in terms of spatial and locomotive skills, stroke technique, tactics, practical games, competitions, tournaments and their organisation.
- Selected sports: Badminton, table tennis, squash and ricochet. Basketball, streetball, korfball. Volleyball, beach volleyball, ringo. Floorball, hockeyball, ice hockey. Tennis, golf. Football, footsall, hall football, football-tennis. Softball, baseball, frisbee. Handball, Czech handball, beach handball.
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Prerequisites and corequisites
Basic literature
NYKODÝM, J. a kol.: Teorie a didaktika sportovních her. 1. vydání Brno: Masarykova univerzita, 2006. 118 s. ISBN 80-210-4042-4 (CS)
TÁBORSKÝ, F.:Sportovní hry , Grada, 2004, ISBN: 80-247-0875-2 (CS)
TÁBORSKÝ, F.: Sportovní hry II, Grada 2005, ISBN: ISBN: 80-247-1330-6 (CS)
TÁBORSKÝ, F. a kol.: Základy teorie sportovních her. Praha : Univerzita Karlova v Praze, Fakulta tělesné výchovy a sportu, 2007. - 128 s. ISBN 978-80-86317-48-9 (CS)
ŘÍHA "Bufalo", J: Soubor her a programů, aneb, Co všechno jsme hráli a co můžete zkusit Vy. 2. vydání 2000. Brno : Mravenec, 2005. - 36 s. ISBN 80-86560-92-9 (CS)
Recommended reading
JANOVSKÝ, J.: Tenis. Praha: Grada 2002.ISBN 80-247-0169-3 (CS)
KAPLAN, O.: Volejbal: technika, pravidla, herní systémy, průpravná cvičení, Praha, 1999, Grada, ISBN-8071697621 (CS)
KARGER, J., VELENSKÝ, M. Basketbal. Grada: Praha, 1999 (CS)
KOLLATH, E.: Fotbal technika a taktika hry.Praha.Grada Publishing,2006,ISBN 80-247-1336-5 (CS)
MENDREK,T.,NOVOTNÁ M.. Badminton : úderová technika, pohyb po kurtu, taktika hry [Mendrek, 2007] / - 2., upr. vyd.. - Praha : Grada, 2007 - 123 s. : il. ISBN 9788024710043 (CS)
SÜSS V. : Softball a baseball, 1. vyd., Praha : Grada, 2003, 116 s., ISBN 80-247-0658-X (CS)
ŠÁCHA, D.. Jak dokonale zvládnout squash /. - 1. vyd.. - Praha : Grada, 2006 - 104 s. : il. ISBN 8024714620 (CS)
VLACH, J. Hrajeme plážový volejbal: učební texty. 1. vyd. Ústí n.L.: UJEP PF, 1997. 46 s. ISBN 80-7044-154-2. (CS)
VRBATA, M.: Pravidla netradičních rekreačních sportů II . 2. vydání 2007. Brno : Mravenec, 2007. ISBN 978-80-86994-38-3 (CS)
SKRUŠNÝ, Z. a KOLEKTIV: Florbal. Dotisk 2005, 2006. Praha: Grada Publishing, a.s., 2005. 120 s. ISBN 80-274-0383-1 (CS)
VELENSKÝ, Michael : Streetball, Praha : Olympia, 1999 -- 62 s. : ISBN: 80-7033-625-0 (CS)
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Syllabus
- Learning of basic skills involved in the playing of selected games, and the rules.
- Application of gained knowledge and skills to the organisation of people's free time.
- Obtaining of a sufficient amount of information about suitable clothing and equipment for the individual activities.
- The ability to motivate clients is acquired.
- Basic hygienic norms for the given sports, including measures for the prevention of injury.
- For the individual games, the following aspects are taught: their history, recommended optimum sports equipment, explanations of rules, the differences and similarities between the individual games including their requirements in terms of spatial and locomotive skills, stroke technique, tactics, practical games, competitions, tournaments and their organisation.
- Selected sports: Badminton, table tennis, squash and ricochet. Basketball, streetball, korfball. Volleyball, beach volleyball, ringo. Floorball, hockeyball, ice hockey. Tennis, golf. Football, footsall, hall football, football-tennis. Softball, baseball, frisbee. Handball, Czech handball, beach handball.