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1 the 9Th Conference of the Baltic Sport Science Society Current Issues and New Ideas in Sport Science THE 9TH CONFERENCE OF THE BALTIC SPORT SCIENCE SOCIETY CURRENT ISSUES AND NEW IDEAS IN SPORT SCIENCE THE 9TH CONFERENCE OF THE BALTIC SPORT SCIENCE SOCIETY CURRENT ISSUES AND NEW IDEAS IN SPORT SCIENCE ABSTRACTS April 27–29, 2016 Kaunas, Lithuania 1 THE 9TH CONFERENCE OF THE BALTIC SPORT SCIENCE SOCIETY CURRENT ISSUES AND NEW IDEAS IN SPORT SCIENCE CONFERENCE SPONSOR NATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE OF LITHUANIA CONFERENCE PARTNER 2 THE 9TH CONFERENCE OF THE BALTIC SPORT SCIENCE SOCIETY CURRENT ISSUES AND NEW IDEAS IN SPORT SCIENCE SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE Prof. Dr. Habil. Albertas SKURVYDAS Lithuanian Sports University, Lithuania (Chairperson) Prof. Dr. Arvydas STASIULIS Lithuanian Sports University, Lithuania (Deputy Chairperson) Prof. Dr. Habil. Jonas Liudas PODERYS Prof. Dr. Romualdas MALINAUSKAS Prof. Dr. Saulius ŠUKYS Interim Prof. Dr. Arūnas EMELJANOVAS Assoc. Prof. Dr. Biruta ŠVAGŽDIENĖ Prof. Dr. Edmundas JASINSKAS Prof. Dr. Sigitas KAMANDULIS Lithuanian Sports University, Lithuania Prof. Dr. Habil. Kazys MILAŠIUS Prof. Dr. Habil. Algirdas RASLANAS Prof. Dr. Audronius VILKAS Prof. Dr. Sniegina POTELIŪNIENĖ Lithuanian University of Educational Sciences, Lithuania Prof. Dr. Juris GRANTS Prof. Dr. Janis ZIDENS Assoc. Prof. Dr. Andra FERNATE Latvian Academy of Sport Education, Latvia Prof. Dr. Mati PÄÄSUKE Prof. Dr. Vello HEIN Prof. Dr. Jaak JÜRIMÄE University of Tartu, Estonia ISBN 978-609-8040-96-8 3 THE 9TH CONFERENCE OF THE BALTIC SPORT SCIENCE SOCIETY CURRENT ISSUES AND NEW IDEAS IN SPORT SCIENCE TABLE OF CONTENTS D. Juodsnukis SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AMONG YOUNG FOOTBALLERS OF DIFFERENT MASTERSHIP ............................................... 16 Y. Arslan DETERMINATION OF PRESERVICE PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHERS’ ACADEMIC SELF-EFFICACY: A TURKISH SAMPLE ...................................................................................................................................................... 16 A. Emeljanovas, B. Miežienė, V. Česnaitienė, I. Peterytė, L. Tumynaitė, J. Pagirskas, D. Daugininkas, D. Liudžius THE ASSESSMENT OF BASIC MOTOR COMPETENCIES IN LITHUANIAN PRIMARY SCHOOL: PILOT STUDY................................................................................................................................................................. 17 J. Pagirskas, B. Miežienė, A. Emeljanovas RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND PHYSICAL FITNESS IN LITHUANIAN 1ST GRADE STUDENTS ....................................................................................................................... 18 M. Bednář CATHARSIS AND (NOT ONLY) SPORTS .......................................................................................................................... 18 A. Mjåtveit ASSESSMENT FOR LEARNING (AFL) IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION (PE).............................................................................. 19 A. Šarkauskienė EFFECT OF NON-FORMAL PHYSICAL EDUCATION CURRICULUM ON INCREASES IN YOUNG ADOLESCENTS’ PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT ................................................................................................................... 20 A. Akelaitis SOCIAL SKILLS EXPRESSION OF SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL AGE STUDENTS IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASSES.................................................................................................................................................... 20 V. Indriūnienė ENCOURAGEMENT TO BE PHYSICALLY ACTIVE BY APPLYING SOLUTION FOCUSED BRIEF COUNSELLING AMONG OVERWEIGHT ADOLESCENT ................................................................................................... 21 A. Dumčienė, D. Lapėnienė PERSONAL FACTORS RELATED TO CREATIVITY OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHERS ................................................. 22 V. Juškelienė, J. Česnavičienė SOCIAL AND PERSONAL ATTRIBUTES OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AMONG UNIVERSITY STUDENTS .................................. 23 N. Žilinskienė, D. Radžiukynas, A. Četkauskas FACTORS MOTIVATING ATHLETES TO CHOOSE AND PRACTICE TRACK-AND-FIELD ATHLETICS................................... 24 R. J. Alstveit, S. A. I. Shalfawi, G. L. Nordbotten, M. H. Helland, L. I. Tjelta THE EFFECT OF TWO WEEKLY SESSIONS OF INTENSIVE INTERVAL-RUNNING ON AEROBIC CAPACITY AND RUNNING PERFORMANCE IN UNTRAINED SEDENTARY ADULTS ........................................................ 26 G. L. Nordbotten, S. A. I. Shalfawi, M. H. Helland, R. J. Alstveit, L. I. Tjelta TWO INTENSIVE INTERVAL SESSIONS PER WEEK CAN REDUCE BMI AND WAIST CIRCUMFERENCE IN SEDENTARY OVERWEIGHT ADULTS ............................................................................................ 26 4 THE 9TH CONFERENCE OF THE BALTIC SPORT SCIENCE SOCIETY CURRENT ISSUES AND NEW IDEAS IN SPORT SCIENCE Z. Birontienė ASSESSMENT AND CHANGE IN PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT AND PHYSICAL FITNESS AMONG KLAIPĖDA UNIVERSITY FIRST-YEAR STUDENTS OF 2009 AND 2014 ............................................................................. 27 I. Kundziņa, J. Grants PHYSICAL RECREATION TO IMPROVE THE WELL-BEING OF 45–55-YEAR-OLD PEOPLE ............................................... 28 R. Motiejūnaitė, J. Česnavičienė, A. Kalinkevičienė RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND EATING BEHAVIOURS AMONG UNIVERSITY STUDENTS IN LITHUANIA ......................................................................................................................... 29 I. Liepina, A. Kaupuzs POSTURAL RESPONSES EVOKED BY HEAD MOVEMENTS AND ALTERED SOMATOSENSORY INFORMATION ............. 30 V. Balčiūnienė LIVED EXPERIENCES OF YOUNG OVERWEIGHT WOMEN IN SPORTS CLUB-BASED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY DOING SITUATIONS ...................................................................................................................... 30 S. Poteliūnienė, R. Balevičiūtė BEHAVIOUR STRATEGIES OF THE UNIVERSITY PHYSICAL EDUCATION PROGRAM STUDENTS HAVING EXPERIENCED FAILURE DURING THEIR PEDAGOGICAL PRACTICES ................................................................ 31 M. Drozdova-Statkevičienė, N. Masiulis EFFECT OF STRENGTH EXERCISES ON COGNITIVE FUNCTIONS (PILOT STUDY) ............................................................ 32 J. Armonienė, T. Gritėnienė, R. Kniukšta, L. Samsonienė PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND HEALTH OF VILNIUS UNIVERSITY STUDENTS ........................................................................ 33 Š. Šniras, V. Gerdauskaitė ANXIETY PECULIARITIES BEFORE COMPETITIONS OF JUDO WRESTLERS AGED 15–16 AND 17–18 ............................. 34 M. Bencion Malkin, L. Samsonienė, D. Karanauskienė QUALITY OF LIFE AND SPECIAL NEEDS IN FAMILIES WITH PRESCHOOL- AND SCHOOL-AGED CHILDREN WITH AUTISTIC DISORDERS ........................................................................................................................ 35 A. Lileikienė, L. Danilevičienė FOREIGN LANGUAGE ANXIETY IN STUDENT LEARNING ............................................................................................... 36 V. Ševčenko, V. Lāriņš DYNAMIC BALANCE TESTS FOR ELDERLY PEOPLE ........................................................................................................ 37 V. Kontautienė INFLUENCE OF DEVELOPMENT OF PHYSICAL FITNESS SELF-CONTROL (PFS) ABILITIES ENCOURAGED DURING PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASSES ON JUNIOR SCHOOL-AGE BOYS’ PHYSICAL ABILITIES ................................. 38 I. Dravniece, I. Upītis, A. Propošina INFLUENCE OF MUSIC ON SPORTS CLASSES ................................................................................................................ 39 R. Balevičiūtė, S. Poteliūnienė BEHAVIOUR STRATEGIES OF THE UNIVERSITY PHYSICAL EDUCATION PROGRAM STUDENTS HAVING EXPERIENCED FAILURE DURING THEIR PEDAGOGICAL PRACTICES .............................................................................. 40 5 THE 9TH CONFERENCE OF THE BALTIC SPORT SCIENCE SOCIETY CURRENT ISSUES AND NEW IDEAS IN SPORT SCIENCE A. Janauskas EXPRESSION OF PERSONAL COMPETENCE IN YOUNG ATHLETES ................................................................................ 42 S. Derkintienė, A. Lukoševičius GENDER DIFFERENCES IN PHYSICAL APPEARANCE PERCEPTION AMONG VIII GRADE PUPILS .................................... 42 A. Abele, I. Immere POSSIBILITIES OF EVALUATING THE CREATIVITY OF SPORTS CLASSES IN THE THIRD GRADE ...................................... 43 K. Budzyńska PSYCHOLOGICAL AND HEALTH BENEFITS OF CROSSFIT AND FITNESS ......................................................................... 44 J. Bulins, A. Fernate SECURABILITY AND A HUMAN BEHAVIOUR IN STRESS SITUATIONS: LITERATURE OVERVIEW ................................... 44 A. Gatattullin THE RESULTS OF PILOT STUDY OF THE POTENTIAL TOURISTS’ ATTITUDE TO SPORTS ANIMATION: CASE STUDY FOR BELARUS, LITHUANIA, LATVIA .......................................................................................................... 45 R. Mėlinis, A. Vilkas PECULIARITIES OF YOUNG SPORTSMEN‘S PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT AND PHYSICAL READINESS IN DIFFERENT SPORTS EVENTS ..................................................................................................................................... 47 E. M. Riso, M. Kull, K. Mooses, A. Hannus, J. Jürimäe OBJECTIVELY MEASURED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVELS, SEDENTARY TIME AND SLEEP DURATION IN 10–12-YEAR-OLD ESTONIAN SCHOOLCHILDREN: INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATIONS WITH BODY COMPOSITION PARAMETERS ............................................................................................................................. 48 R. Mikalonytė, E. Kemerytė-Riaubienė SPORTS INJURIES AND PREVENTIVE MEASURES FOR PHYSICALLY ACTIVE STUDENTS ...............................................
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