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Univerzitet U Travniku Edukacijski Fakultet Univerzitet u Travniku Edukacijski fakultet SPORT SCIENCE Indexed in Editorial Board INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC ‘Elsevier Scopus’, ‘SJR - Clarissa T. Stefani Elena Plakona JOURNAL OF KINESIOLOGY Scimago Journal & Country (Sao Paulo, Brasil), ( Solun, Greece), Vol. 11, Issue 2. December 2018 Rank’, ‘CAB Abstracts’, ‘CABI Ming Kai Chin Blerim Saiti Print ISSN 1840-3662, Leisure Recreation and (Cedar Falls, USA), (Tetovo, Macedonien), Web ISSN 1840-3670UDK 796, Tourism Abstracts’, ‘CABI Gudrun Doll-Tepper Hana Valkova Catalogued in: COBISS BH Leisure Tourism Database’, (Berlin, Germany), (Olomouc, Czech), ‘CABI Global Health’, ‘CABI Dragan Milanovic Marin Čorluka Publisher Nutrition Abstracts and (Zagreb, Croatia), ( Mostar, BiH), Faculty of Education, Reviews Series A: Human Žarko Kostovski Georgios Fragkiadakis University of Travnik, and Experimental’,’FSO’, (Skoplje, Macedonia), (Athens, Greece), Aleja konzula 5, Travnik, Bosnia ‘ProQuest CSA Physical Abas Asadi Denysiuk Volodymyr and Herzegovina Education Index’, ‘ProQuest (Iran), (Kyiv, Ukraine), CSA Natural Sciences’, Izet Rađo Dana Badau Editor-in-Chief ‘ProQuest CSA Social (Sarajevo, BiH), (Brasov, Romania), Nihad Selimović Sciences’, ‘Genamics Maurizio Sibilio Sukru S. Balci (Travnik, Bosnia&Herzegovina) Journal Seek’, ‘EBSCO (Salerno, Italy), (Konya, Turska), SPORTDiscus with Full Text’, Tommi Vasankari Ricardo M, L. Barros Executive Editor ‘EBSCO TOC Premier’,’EZB (Tampere, Finland), (Campinas, Brasil), Maid Omerović - Electronics Journals Jose A. P. Turpin Duško Bjelica (Travnik, Bosnia&Herzegovina) Library’, ‘Scientific Journal (Alicante, Spain), (Podgorica, Montenegro), Impact Factor (SJIFactor)’, Kasuhiko Watanabe Jonathan Bloomfield Consultant ‘Directory of Research (Hiroshima, Japan), (Ulster, N. Ireland), Amra Tuzović Journals Indexing (DRJI)’ Branimir Mikić Manuel F. Botelho (Travnik, Bosnia&Herzegovina) , ‘Universal Impact Factor (Travnik, BiH), (Porto, Portugal), (UIF)’, ‘ROOT INDEXING - Erika Zemkova Marina M. Bulatova Secretary Journal Abstracting and (Bratislava, Slovakia), (Kyiv, Ukraine), Jasmin Hrnjić indexing service’, ‘ESJI - Edita Kastratović Mark King (Travnik, Bosnia&Herzegovina) Eurasian Scientific Journal (Belgrade, Serbia), (Leicester, UK), Index’, ‘ROAD - Directory Milan Žvan Monia Laccheb Public relations of open access scholary (Ljubljana, Slovenia), (Tunis, Tunis), Mersiha Beganović resources’, ‘Academic Ifet Mahmutović Patrick Laclemence (Travnik, Bosnia&Herzegovina) Keys’, ‘Academic Resource (Sarajevo, BiH), (Troyes, France), Index - Research BIB’, Boyanka I. Peneva Hazir Salihu Design ‘WCOSJ - World Catalogue (Sofia, Bulgary), (Prishtine, Kosovo), Jasmir Smailbegović of Scientific Journals’, Mario A.C. Marques Anatolij Shirjayev (Travnik, Bosnia&Herzegovina) ‘DAIJ - Directory of Abstract (Covilha, Portugal), (St. Petersburg, Russia), Indexing for Journals’, ‘I2OR Damir Ahmić Milan Čoh Technical Editors - International Institute (Travnik, BiH), (Ljubljana, Slovenia) Aljo Delić Of Organized Research’, Raquel Escobar Molina (Travnik, Bosnia&Herzegovina) ‘JournalIndex.net’, ‘OCLC - (Granada, Spain), Aldin Obućina WorldCat’, ‘SIS - Scientific Michael Y. H. Chia (Travnik, Bosnia&Herzegovina) indexing service’, ‘IIJIF (Nanyang, Singapore), Jasmir Smailbegović - International Innovative Toivo Jurimae (Travnik, Bosnia&Herzegovina) Journal Imact Factor’, ‘IFSIJ (Tartu, Estonia), - Impact Factor Services Hazim Selimović Print For International Journals’, (Travnik, BiH), Print d.o.o.Travnik ‘Open Academic Journals Ken Hardman Circulation: 300 copies Index - OAJI’, ‘Scholarsteer (Worcester, UK), - Scholartly Information’, Fatih Hazar Communication ‘Scientific world index - (Aydin, Turkey), Faculty of Education, sciwindex’, ‘Journal Impact Osmo Bajrić University of Travnik, Factor - JIFACTOR’, ‘Journal (Travnik, BiH), Aleja konzula 5, Travnik, Factor’, ‘Journal Guide’, Tudor O. Bompa. Bosnia and Herzegovina ‘NCBI - National Center for (Toronto, Canada), Tel: +387 (0)30 540 876 Biotechnology Information’ Samir Mačković GSM:+387 (0)61 475 922 (Tuzla, BiH), Fax: +387 (0)30 540 876 Jean Firica [email protected] (Craiova, Romania), www.sportscience.ba Lisette Burrows (Otago, New Zealand), Publishing Edvin Dervišević Sport Science publishes twice (Ljubljana, Slovenija), a year in English with Bosnian Denis Hauw abstracts. (Montpellier, France), Full journal text avaliable on Farid Ljuca http://www.sportscience.ba/ (Tuzla, BiH), Marta Zalewska (Warsaw, Poland), Branko Škof (Ljubljana, Slovenia), Maja Selimović (Travnik, BiH), table of Contents Filipe Manuel Clemente, Sixto González-Víllora, Alexandr Aghyppo, Irina Kuzmenko, Irina Adam Owen, Juan Carlos Pastor-Vicedo, Fernando Masliak, Ludmula Shesterova, Tеtiana Bala, Manuel Lourenço Martins Natalia Krivoruchko, Tatyana Dorofeeva (Original scientific paper) (Original scientific paper) NETWORK PROPERTIES AND PHYSIOLOGICAL 8 THE INFLUENCE OF SPECIALLY DIRECTED 70 RESPONSES ARE CONSTRAINED BY DIFFERENT EXERCISES ON THE FUNCTIONAL STATE CONDITIONS IN SMALL-SIDED SOCCER GAMES OF THE TACTILE ANALYSER AND PHYSICAL FITNESS OF 7-15 YEAR OLD PUPILS Adam Hawkey (Original scientific paper) Fatemeh Alirezaei, Eadric Bresse EFFECTS OF A WHOLE BODY VIBRATION 16 (Original scientific paper) TRAINING INTERVENTION ON THE JUMP STIFFNESS REGULATION AND JOINT POWER 78 PERFORMANCE OF MALE UNIVERSITY IN RESPONSE TO THE DIFFERENT SHOE BASKETBALL PLAYERS INSOLE HARDNESS DURING JUMP-LANDING Žarko Kostovski, Branimir Mikić, Valon Niqci, Milan Dragić, Edita Kastratović, Damir Ahmić, Shkelzen Shalja Kada Selimović (Original scientific paper) (Original scientific paper) BLOOD LACTATE CONCENTRATION IN KARATE 22 RESEARCH OF YOUNG ATHLETES’ 84 ATHLETES MEASURED TWICE IN THE PRE- RELATIONSHIPS TO FAIR PLAY OR JUST COMPETITIVE AND COMPETITIVE PROGRAMMED PLAY ANNUAL PERIOD Amir Shams, Davoud Fazeli Ludmula Shesterova, Liliana Riadova, (Original scientific paper) Irina Masliak DO OBSERVATIONAL LEARNING AND 94 (Original scientific paper) RANDOM PRACTICE INCREASE THE A CHANGE OF THE TACTILE ANALYSER 25 LEARNING OF MOTOR SKILLS? FUNCTIONAL STATE INDICATORS OF 10-16 YEAR OLD PUPILS WITH VISUAL IMPAIRMENT Jelena Alić, Gordana Ivković, Nevia Mavra UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF SPECIALLY DIRECTED (Original scientific paper) EXERCISES AND OUTDOOR GAMES DIFFERENCES IN THE LEVEL OF PHYISICAL 101 ACTIVITY BETWEEN STUDENTS WITH Jadranka Otašević, Dragana Kljajić, Vera Rajović, DIFFERENT NUTRITIONAL STATUS Zoran Mašić, Vesna Bratovčić (Original scientific paper) Artan Kryeziu, Bujar Begu, Fadil Nika THE SIGNIFICANCE OF DIFFERENTIATED MOTOR 33 (Original scientific paper) HAND MOVEMENTS IN DEVELOPMENT OF THE EFFECT OF A 30-DAY PLYOMETRIC 107 SPEECH IN CHILDREN TRAINING PROGRAMME ON INCREASING EXPLOSIVE STRENGTH AND AGILITY IN Sadeghi M, Ghasemi GH, Karimi MT BASKETBALL PLAYERS (Original scientific paper) THE EFFECT OF 12-WEEK REBOUND 40 Nermin Nurković, Faris Rašidagić, (TRAMPOLINE) EXERCISE ON CORE MUSCLE Dženana Imamović, Hana Hadžibulić-Nurković STRENGTH IN SPINAL CORD INJURY PATIENTS (Original scientific paper) ANALYSIS OF STUDENT ATTITUDES 114 Dibyojyoti Bhattacharjee, Abhishek Chakraborty TOWARDS PHYSICAL EDUCATION LESSONS (Original scientific paper) “BREATHING ROOM” FOR BOWLERS: ON 46 Pegah Rahmani, Vahid Zolaktaf, SCRAPPING OF BATTING POWERPLAY FROM 50 Amir Hossein Barati OVERS CRICKET (Original scientific paper) THE EFFECT OF EXERCISE TRAINING USING 121 Dino Mujkić, Jana Čarkadžić, Dejana Sadžak, STABLE AND UNSTABLE SURFACES ON Amna Tuzović, Dijana Rađo, Maya Djuric BALANCE, GAIT, FATIGUE AND THE QUALITY (Original scientific paper) OF LIFE IN PATIENTS WITH MULTIPLE THE IMPACT OF CULTURE ON OLYMPIC HERITAGE 54 SCLEROSIS Mo’een Ahmad Oudat, Majed Abu Eisha, Ivana Petrović, Nikola Utvić, Ratko Stanković Mohammad Khalaf Thiyabat THE RELATIONSHIP OF MOTOR-BASED 128 (Original scientific paper) ANAEROBIC CAPACITY TESTS WITH DIFFICULTIES FACED BY PHYSICAL EDUCATION 59 VARIOUS SPORTS ACTIVITIES: A STUDENTS IN PRACTICAL COURSES SYSTEMATIC REVIEW Sadržaj Filipe Manuel Clemente, Sixto González-Víllora, Alexandr Aghyppo, Irina Kuzmenko, Irina Adam Owen, Juan Carlos Pastor-Vicedo, Fernando Masliak, Ludmula Shesterova, Tеtiana Bala, Manuel Lourenço Martins Natalia Krivoruchko, Tatyana Dorofeeva (Original scientific paper) (Original scientific paper) KARAKTERISTIKE MREŽA I FIZIOLOŠKI ODGOVORI 8 UTICAJ POSEBNO USMJERENIH VJEŽBI 70 SU OGRANIČENI RAZLIČITIM USLOVIMA U NA FUNKCIONALNO STANJE OSJETNOG IGRAMA NA SKRAĆENOM PROSTORU U FUDBALU ANALIZATORA I FIZČKU SPREMNOST UČENIKA U DOBI OD 7 DO 15 GODINA Adam Hawkey (Original scientific paper) Fatemeh Alirezaei, Eadric Bresse EFEKTI VIBRACIJSKOG TRENINGA CIJELOG 16 (Original scientific paper) TIJELA NA IZVOĐENJE SKOKA KOD REGULACIJA UKOČENOSTI I SNAGE ZGLOBOVA 78 UNIVERZITETSKIH KOŠARKAŠA KAO ODGOVOR NA TVRDOĆU RAZLIČITIH ULOŽAKA ZA CIPELE KORIŠTENIH TOKOM Žarko Kostovski, Branimir Mikić, Valon Niqci, DOSKOKA Shkelzen Shalja (Original scientific paper) Milan Dragić, Edita Kastratović, Damir Ahmić, KONCENTRACIJA LAKTATA U KRVI KARATISTA 22 Kada Selimović IZMJERENA DVA PUTA U GODIŠNJEM PERIODU (Original scientific paper) PRIJE I TOKOM TAKMIČENJA ISTRAŽIVANJE ODNOSA MLADIH SPORTISTA 84 PREMA FAIR PLAY ILI POŠTENOJ IGRI Ludmula Shesterova, Liliana Riadova, Irina Masliak Amir Shams, Davoud Fazeli (Original scientific paper) (Original scientific paper) PROMJENA INDIKATORA FUNKCIONALNOG 25 DA LI OPSERVACIJSKO UČENJE I NASUMIČNI 94 STANJA OSJETNOG ANALIZATORA UČENIKA SA TRENINZI POBOLJŠAVAJU UČENJE OŠTEĆENJIMA VIDA U DOBI OD 10-16
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