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Armed Forces As a Stakeholder in the Development of Sports Science, Having in Mind the Renewal of the ACISM Model in Its Best Updated Format International Military Sports Council Conseil International du Sport Militaire CISM INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM „Sports science: fundamental tool of modern sports management“ PROCEEDINGS BOOK Prague, Czech Republic 18th – 23rd September 2009 CISM International Symposium – Prague, September 2009 The CISM International Symposium 2009 Proceedings Book of the CISM International Symposium Prague, 18th to 23rd September 2009 International Military Sports Council (CISM) Sport Research Institute of Czech Armed Forces (CASRI) Proceedings book 1 CISM International Symposium – Prague, September 2009 Proceedings Book of the CISM International Symposium 2009 Publishers: CISM, Rue Jacques Jordaens 26, 1000 Bruxelles, BEL CASRI, Praha 6, Podbabská 3, 160 00, CZE Editors: Lt-Colonel Suzana TKAVC (SLO), Editor-in-Chief Captain Mircea LAPADATESCU (ROU) Secretary General: Colonel Alexandre MORISOD (SUI) Official CISM Representative: Major General Dr. Gianni GOLA (ITA) Captain (Navy) Bengt NYLANDER (SWE) Symposium Director: Lt-Colonel Suzana TKAVC, MSc (SLO) Symposium project officer: Major Pedro GAGLIARDI (BRA) Honorary Committee: Martin BARTÁK, Deputy Prime Minister/ Minister of Defence František PADĚLEK, Deputy Minister of Defence Jaroslav KOPŘIVA, Deputy Minister of Defence Organizing Committee: Chairman Colonel Lubomír PŘÍVĚTIVÝ Vice-Chairman Libor SOUMAR Technical director Captain Jana SENKOVÁ Secretary Lt-Colonel ret. Ivan SATRAPA Symposium photographer Major Cyril SCHEJBAL Announcer Captain Petr HOVORKA Auxiliaries Marcela SADILOVÁ, Imrich BUGÁR, Miroslav TUČKA, Miloš KREJČÍK, Čestmír OBERMAN Scientific Committee: Lt-Colonel Suzana TKAVC (SLO) Colonel Lubomír PŘÍVĚTIVÝ (CZE) Major Pedro GAGLIARDI (BRA) Cpt. Cmde. Hans VANCAUWENBERGH (BEL) Prof. Damir KARPLJUK (SLO) Reviewers: Col. Alexandre MORISOD (SUI), Col. Lubomír PŘÍVĚTIVÝ (CZE), Lt-Col. Suzana TKAVC (SLO) Design: Lt-Col. Suzana TKAVC (SLO) Cpt. Mircea LAPADATESCU (ROU) Photo of Cover page: Dirk de Vos Print: Training Command – Military Academy, Vyškov, CZE Authors: Composition of the Symposium´s authors Name: CISM INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM Title: Sport science: Fundamental tool of modern sports management Edition: first 3/2010 ISBN 978-80-254-5599-9 2 Proceedings Book CISM International Symposium – Prague, September 2009 CISM INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM „Sports science: fundamental tool of modern sports management“ The publisher and editors are not responsible for statements or opinion made in the papaer. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrival system or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without the prior written permission of International Military Sport Council (CISM). Published by CISM and CASRI Printed in 2010, Czech Republic ISBN 978-80-254-5599-9 Proceedings book 3 CISM International Symposium – Prague, September 2009 Table of contents 07 INTRODUCTION 08 President Introductory Word 09 Secretary General Introductory Word 10 Message of the Editor-in-Chief/ Preface 11 List of speakers 12 General Programme 13 PART I – CISM INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM SESSIONS SATURDAY 19 SEPTEMBER 14 Opening Symposium Session 15 Václav Bunc Current issues in physical education and sports research 20 1st Session – Armed Forces as stakeholder in the development of sports science 21 Lamartine da Costa TheArmed Forces as stakeholder in the development of sports science: practical experiences in knowledge management 31 Zdeněk Flasar Some aspects of tactical activities in contemporary and future operations in relation to physical readiness of soldiers 39 Matej Tušak, Suzana Tkavc, Robert Masten, Dimec Tjaša Correlation between sport, motivation for sport, general health, satisfaction with work and life in Slovenian Armed Forces 48 2nd Session – Training methods: science increasing performance 49 Damir Karpljuk, Maja Meško, Mateja Videmšek, Suzana Tkavc The relationships between test, measurement and evaluation in human performance 55 Mesud Cerit, Muzaffer Colakoglu, Sırrı Cam, Afig Berdeli, Murat Erdogan Relationship between genotype and short duration performance development 61 Wenbin Yang Physical fitness training and its main functions at the present stage of Chinese servicemen 4 Proceedings Book CISM International Symposium – Prague, September 2009 65 Mohammad. VaezMousavi Arousal and activation in a pistol shooting task 71 Harald Dobmeier Sport Psychology – theoretical basics of sporting activities 75 Michael Spivock, Suzanne Jaenen, Stephen Cornish, Tara Reilly, Jacqueline Laframboise, Patrick Gagnon, Lindsay Goulet Fit to fight: physical fitness training programs for the Canadian Forces SUNDAY 20 SEPTEMBER 80 3rd Session – Physical test: armed forces, fertile universe for scientific researches 81 Heikki Kyröläinen, Matti Santtila Aerobic and neuromuscular tests are required in evaluating their physical performance of soldiers in operations 87 Damir Karpljuk, Maja Meško, Mateja Videmšek, Suzana Tkavc Military aviation personnel selection 93 Oliver Erley, Dieter Leyk, Willi Gorges, Max Wunderlich, Dieter Essfeld, Alexander Sievert, Thomas Rüther Assessment of soldier‘s physical performance and fitness: a new approach comprising valid testing, linked data and modern quality management 99 Jean Marc Sene Proposition of standards for measure on stabilometric platform AFP 40/16 111 Rafael Pinheiro Cunha, Nilton Gomes Rolim Filho, Julio Cezar Fidalgo Zary, Rodrigo Ferraz Silva Science increasing performance: dermatoglyphics, somatotype and basic physical qualities profile of Brazilian Military Athletes 123 Suzana Tkavc Congruence between physical fitness evaluation and the results of motor ability tests performed by members of the Armed Forces 132 4th Session – Science: an efficient tool for sports administrators 133 Suzana Tkavc, Matej Tušak, Robert Masten, Dimec Tjaša Sport as a motive and value in Slovenian Armed Forces 139 Gilvan Vasconcelos da Silva, Lamartine DaCosta How knowledge management in ergonomics can help aviation and sport research for military concerns Proceedings book 5 CISM International Symposium – Prague, September 2009 147 Cedric Laurent, Hans Vancauwenbergh A soldier as management tool: functional & operational fitness 151 Kjell-Erik Kristiansen Psychology as an efficient tool for sport administrators 155 Michael Spivock, Tara Reilly, Suzanne Jaenen, Lindsay Goulet, PatrickGagnon Fit to fight: developing and delivering operationally relevant fitness standards and programs in the Canadian Armed Forces 161 Lubomir Přivětivý, Vaclav Bunc The possibilities of physical fitness assessment as a predisposition for work performance in Armed Forces MONDAY 21 SEPTEMBER 166 5th Session – Creating synergy between science and management 167 Eva Čáslavová The evaluation of managerial functions in the context of modern management theories 175 Gary Amstrong Science versus the crazy gang: systems and charisma in football management 181 Lamartine da Costa Creating synergy between science and management: from old to new CISM Academy 187 Highlights of the Symposium 193 List of participants 195 Sponsors 197 PART II - CISM ACADEMY 198 Sport, Science and Academy 199 Updating on the role of CISM Academy 202 Inquiry Results concerning the CISM Academy 205 The Academy Book 253 Message of the CISM Sport Director/ Postface 6 Proceedings Book CISM International Symposium – Prague, September 2009 INTRODUCTION Proceedings book 7 CISM International Symposium – Prague, September 2009 CISM President Introductory Word Dear CISM Friends, Thank to the Czech Delegation, CISM has been able to assure, also for 2009, the continuity of one of the most important traditions: the organization of the annual Scientific Symposium. This edition, indeed, has been particularly successful, from the point of view of the overall organization, of the presence of eminent keynote speakers and of the participation of numerous delegates coming from many member countries. In this case, it has been very successful also the choice of the topic of the Symposium, which gave us the opportunity to emphasize one of the basic concepts of our organization, which says that Sport Science is really a ―fundamental tool of modern sports management‖. We have also chosen this occasion to re-launch the CISM Academy. And now, thank to this old-new structure we will be able to contribute to reach some of the most important CISM goals. In fact, our intention is now, more than ever, to create synergies and interactions among the different Delegations, from one side, and between our Organization and the world of sport from the other side. We are aware of the needs of an advanced scientific strategy and we want to be ready also for these challenges. I would like to conclude, by addressing special appreciation and gratitude to all the members of the Czech Delegation, to the kind speakers, to the participants and, last but not least, to our two fellow ―actors‖, Lt-Col Suzana Tkavc and Maj. Pedro Gagliardi who have been able to compose the ―puzzle‖. Well done! Bravo! Maj. Gen. Dr. Gianni Gola President 8 Proceedings Book CISM International Symposium – Prague, September 2009 CISM Secretary General Introductory Word Dear CISM family, In the capacity of CISM Secretary General, I am convinced that CISM has gotten a new and fresh start in sports science thanks to the success of our recent International Scientific Symposium. This resounding event was competently carried out by the Czech Delegation and Sport Department of CISM. Counting on qualified organizing personnel and distinguished
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