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ACTIVITIES in PHYSICAL EDUCATION and SPORT International Journal of Scientific and Professional Issues in Physical Education and Sport UDC 796 ISSN 1857-7687 ACTIVITIES IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORT International Journal of Scientific and Professional Issues in Physical Education and Sport APES Vol. 3 No. 1 pp. 1-160 2013 CONTENTS Rossitza Tzarova (Preliminary communication) SOMATOTYPES PARTICULARITIES OF THE HIGH STUDENTS FROM PROFILED GROUPS IN SWIMMING......................................................................4-7 Rade Stefanović and Branimir Mekić (Research note) CONNECTION BETWEEN SUBJECTIVE PERSPECTIVE AND WORKING ABILITY OF WORKERS IN ENGINEERING INDUSTRY..................................................................8-12 Ekaterina Deliverska (Preliminary communication) SPORTS ANIMATORS’ EDUCATIONAL PROFILE...............................................................................13-15 Milan Stanimirović, Predrag Milenović and Vladimir Mutavdžić (Research note) EFFECTS OF EXPERIMENTAL BODYBUILDING TRAINING PROGRAMME ON TRANSFORMATION OF SOMATOMETRIC CHARACTERISTICS IN WOMEN......................................................................................................... 16-19 Hasim Mekić, Emilija Petković and Saša Ilić, Hadžić (Research note) EFFECT OF GYMNASTICS PROGRAM ON MUSCLE STRENGTH TRANSFORMATION.............20-21 Benin Murić, Izet Kahrović and Oliver Radenković (Research note) MOTOR ABILITIES OF URBAN AND RURAL ENVIRONMENT STUDENTS.................................22-25 Diana Peeva and Marina Nedkova (Preliminary communication) PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORT AS FORMING FACTOR FOR CHILDREN GROWTH IN PRESCHOOL AGE.............................................................26-28 Gordana Vekarić and Gordana Jelić (Preliminary communication) RAISING STUDENTS’ AWARENESS OF THE IMPORTANCE OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE WRITING SKILLS.............................................................................................................29-31 Artan R. Kryeziu, Enver Tahiraj and Ardonit Abdullahu (Preliminary communication) APES, (1), 2013 1 DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE STATIC VERTICAL JUMP AND LEG APPROACHING JUMP......32-34 Saša Đurić, Dejan Ilić, GoranNešić (Research note) THE DETECTION OF THE FOOT STATUS AMONG THE VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS OF THE SCHOOL AGE............................................................................. 35-40 Oliver Radenković, Izet Kahrović, Benin Murić (Review article) ROLE OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN THE PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF DIABETES......41-43 Mimoza Shodra (Preliminary communication) UPDATES ASSESSMENT OF MUSCLE STRENGTH WITH SIX AND SEVEN YEARS BOYS AND GIRLS..................................................................................................... 44-46 Astrit Iseni (Research note) THE INFLUENCE OF SOME MOTOR SKILLS AND ANTHROPOMETRIC CHARACTERISTICS IN SUCCESSFUL SPRINT RUNNING AT 200 METERS AT STUDENTS OF 16 YEARS OLD.....................................................................................47-50 Tsvetko Tsvetkov (Professional paper) NATURE AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE MANAGEMENT RELATIONSHIPS IN THE PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORT................................................... 51-53 Kasum Goran and Gligorov Strašo (Professional paper) IMPORTANCE AND ROLE OF THE TRAINERS IN WRESTLING..................................................54-59 Jadranka Kocić, Sladjana Tošić and Dragana Aleksić (Professional paper) THE INFLUENCE OF CONTINUAL RECREATIVE EXERCISES IN RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS ON THE MODEL OF ANTHROPOLOGICAL STATUS EXERCISORS....................60-65 Tane Dimovski and Daniela Paunova (Professional paper) THE SOCIAL NETWORKS AS A PART OF THE PUBLIC RELATIONS IN THE PROMOTION OF SPORT................................................................................... 66-68 Jovan Marković, Milovan Stamatović and Zoran Božović (Professional paper) THE QUALITY OF PE TEACHING IN JUNIOR GRADES OF PRIMARY SCHOOL....................... 69-72 Ruždija Kalač (Professional paper) THE STATE OF THE PROFESSIONAL STAFF IN BOXING IN THE REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA................................................................................................ 73-76 Dragana Cicović-Sarajlić, Biljana Pavlović, Branko Popović (Professional paper) DANCING AS AN EXPRESSION OF CHILDREN’S CREATIVTY IN MUSIC CULTURE TEACHING AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION....................................................... 77-78 Valeri Tzvetkov and Nikolay Tsankov (Professional paper) SYSTEMS FOR ORGANIZATION AND IMPLEMENTATION OF FOOTBALL TRAINING AT SCHOOL (DIDACTIC AND METHODOLOGICAL ASPECTS).................................................... 79-81 Katarina Herodek and Cvetko Simonović (Professional paper) STRENGHT DEVELOPMENT OF CHILDREN AND YUNG ATHLETES......................................... 82-84 Dimka Nestorova (Professional paper) PLACE OF AEROBICS IN THE EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM OF REPUBLIC OF BULGARIA............................................................................................ 85-88 Branko Gardašević, Slađana Mijatović, Gordana Vekarić and Tamara Ristović (Professional paper) HAZEN IN SERBIA................................................................................................................................ 89-91 Dimitar Evgeniev Obreshkov (Professional paper) FITNESS TRAINING FOR WOMEN, DIFFERENCES AND SIMILARITIES WITH MEN’S........... 92-94 APES, (1), 2013 2 Lenče Nasev (Professional paper) INTEGRATING MUSIC AND DANCE INTO SCHOOL CURRICULUM.......................................... 95-97 Izet Kahrović, Oliver Radenković and Benin Murić (Professional paper) PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND EDUCATION OF PARENTS IN CHILDREN REHABILITATION WITH LOKOMOTOR DYSFUNCTION....................................... 98-100 Nina Deneva (Professional paper) PSYCHOLOGICAL, MORPHOFUNCTIONAL AND COORDINATIONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF MOTOR SKILLS AND THEIR REQUIREMENTS FOR VOLLEYBALL PREPARATION IN WITH STUDENTS FROM 12-13 YEARS............................. 101-103 Tane Dimovski and Daniela Paunova (Professional paper) DRAFT MEASURES OF THE PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASSES FOR HEALTH IMPROVEMENT OF THE STUDENTS IN THE PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOS IN THE REPUBLIC OF MLACEDONIA.......................................................................... 104-106 Jadranka Kocić, Sladjana Tošić and Dragana Aleksić (Professional paper) POSSIBILITIES TO APPLICATE SOME RECREATIVE-SPORTS ACTIVITIES IN PREESCHOOL AGE............................................................................................... 107-110 Kiril Aladzhov (Professional paper) SPECIALISED GENERAL DEVELOPMENT EXERCISES FROM THE BASIC GYMNASTICS IN THE PREPARATORY PART OF ATHLETS (HOP, STEP AND JUMP)................................................................................................. 111-113 Danilo Aćimović, Omer Špirtović, Zoran Jonić and Aleksandra Projević (Professional paper) ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN RECREATIONAL AND PROFESSIONAL SPORT............................. 114-116 Ivan Slavchev (Professional paper) APPROACHES AND MAIN FACTORS FOR IMPROVING THE CLASSIFICATION OF THE SPORT COMPETITIONS..................................................................................................... 117-120 Redžep Škrijelj, Kamala Beganović, Fadilj Škrijelj and Ahmet Međedović (Professional paper) OUTSTANDING PEDAGOGICAL THINKERS ON SPORT AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION...... 121-124 Tatjana Dimitrieska and Antonio Antonov (Professional paper) SEVERAL INDICATORS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF FIELD HOCKEY IN BULGARIA FOR THE PERIOD OF TWENTY YEARS................................................................... 125-128 Ahmet Međedović, Benida Pljakić, Enver Međedović, Edin Hožić and Benin Murić (Professional paper) PHYSICAL EDUCATION IMPROVEMENT IN THE PROCESS OF MODERN ORGANIZATION OF WORK........................................................................................... 129-131 Silvyia Matikova – Tamburova (Professional paper) METHODOLOGICAL GUIDELINES FOR INITIAL TRANINIG IN TECHNIQUES AND TACTICS OF TENNIS............................................................................................................... 132-134 Nenad Stojiljković, Aleksandar Ignjatović, Zvezdan Savić, Živorad Marković and Sandra Milanović (Professional paper) HISTORY OF RESISTANCE TRAINING......................................................................................... 135-138 Irena Stanišić (Professional paper) METHODIC INSTRUCTIONS FOR PERFORMING OF THE MORNING PHYSICAL EXERCISE AMONG PRESCHOOL CHILDREN.............................................................................. 139-142 Abstracts in Macedonian .................................................................................................................................143-156 APES, (1), 2013 3 Activities in Physical Education and Sport Federation of the Sports Pedagogues of the Republic of Macedonia Vol. 3, No.1, pp. 4 -7 SOMATOTYPES PARTICULARITIES OF THE HIGH STUDENTS FROM PROFILED GROUPS IN SWIMMING (Preliminary communication) Rossitza Tzarova National Sports Academy ,,Vassil Levski”, Teacher’s Faculty, Department – Basketball, volley-ball, handball, Sofia, Bulgaria Abstract The sample of the study are 49 high students listed in the profiled groups of the “sport by choice – swimming” discipline at the Technical University – Sofia. For implementing the objective and the tasks of the study, the following methods of study are applied: survey study and theoretical analysis of specialized literature, anthropometry, calipermetry and the Heath-Carter method (1980). The variational analysis is applied to define the average values and variability of the somatotype components. The analysis shows that, although the non-stability of
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