Syllabus
Anthropomotorics in Kinanthropology. Types of motorics.
Ontogenesis of human motor. Physical exercises, structural, procedural and final aspects of physical exercises.
Motor learning, physical fitness, physical performance, performance. Motor skills - definition, structure, biological basis, methods of development, evaluation.
Somatotypes.Science - definition, characteristics, properties, goals, procedures. Function of scientific theory, qualitative and quantitative view, scientific problem.
Theoretical and theoretical-empirical work, differences in structure between the two types of work. Observation, experiment.
Search for bibliographic information. Basic methods for data acquisition.
Basic methods of data analysis and their interpretation.
Annotation
Anthropomotorics in Kinanthropology. Types of motorics.
Ontogenesis of human motor. Physical exercises, structural, procedural and final aspects of physical exercises.
Motor learning, physical fitness, physical performance, performance. Motor skills - definition, structure, biological basis, methods of development, evaluation.
Somatotypes. Introduction to the basics of research methodology, which will enable students to perform the necessary procedures in the creation of scientific work.
Differences between qualitative and quantitative research will be defined within the methodology, two basic types of work (theoretical and theoretical-empirical) will be analyzed and two basic research methods (observation and experiment) will be described. Also the use of information sources with an emphasis on searching for scientific sources will be introduced.