Czech

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Abolvents are able to construct the checklists and other tools of investigation of the risk factors in sport and physical activities. They are able to analyze the data and suggest a procedure to eliminate the risk factors or minimalize their influence. Thus, they create a potential to protect the health of persons involved as well as enhance and sustain the quality of performance of the athlete.

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lectures, workshops; distance education: e-learning, webinars, online consultations

Students will conduct an ergonomic audit in specific sport acitivity according to his or her choice. Oral and written report will be submitted.

The themes
1. Ergonomics- principals and critera
2. Ergonomics in sport activities I - key subjects
3. Ergonomics in sport activities II - perspectives
4. The risk factors I - internal environment
5. The risk factors II - external environment, life style
6. Risk factor identification I - general and specific checklists
7. Risk factor identification II - instruments
8. Ergonomics of specific sport activities I - walking, running, swimming
9. Ergonomics of specific sport activities II - cycling, in-line skateing, scooters, nordic walking, in the gym, skiing, gymnastics, racket, bat or club disciplines, horse riding
10. Sport equipment and surfaces
11. Specific groups I - children and youth, seniors, pregnancy, after delivery
12. Specific groups II - physical limitations

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The course focuses on the application of ergonomic principles in sport akctivities, both individual and team, with respect to the level and enhancement of performace and with the emphasis on safety and prevention of injuries.

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REILLY, T. Ergonomics in Sport and Physical Activities, 1st Edition, Champaign Illinois: Human Kinetics: 2010 (CS)

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