Title: Impact of rules in category ladies formation on choreography in acrobatic rock'n'roll Obejctive: The aim of this work is to compare content changes of final choreographies in acrobatic rock'n'roll in category ladies formation from World Championships held in 2016 and 2017. Furthermore it analyses whole situation in terms of next development and evaluation in the world. Method: Research was accomplished by surveying and content analyse. Research was made with the aid of videos of ladies formations in acrobatic rock'n'roll from World Championships held in 2016 and 2017. Results: Based on read literature and received information from videos I decided that new rules from 2017 had not had main influence on choreographies on World Championship in ladies formations in the same year. Keywords: Acrobatic rock and roll, choreography, evaluation

V ANGLICKÉM JAZYCE Title: Choreography short program of synchronized skating Name: Bc.Hana Křivová Goals of the thesis: This diploma thesis deals with composition of a short program of synchronized skating group Daisies. It focuses on particular formations and step sequences in accordance with the Synchronized skating rules. Method: The thesis is of a descriptive character. The methods used in the thesis are controlled observation and interview. Literature, experience and information gained in international meetings and competitions, further consultations with international coaches and technical specialists are commonly used in the thesis. Results: The thesis gives clear description of the Synchronized skating rules for Senior category. It shows the choreography of the short program of senior team Daisies. It uses pictures and description of particular formations, with arrangement on the ice. Key words: synchronized skating, synchronized skating history, short program, choreography

Titel: Choreography short program of synchronized skating Name: Bc.Hana Křivová Goals of the thesis: This diploma thesis drala with composition of a short program of synchronized skating group Daisies. It focuses on particular formations and step sequences in accordance with the Synchronized skating rules. Metod: The thesis is sof a descriptive character. The methods used in the thesis are controlled observation and interview. Literature, experience and information gained in international meetings and competitions, further consultations with international coaches and technical specialists are commonly used in the thesis. Results: The thesis gives Clar description of the Synchronized skating rules for Senior category. It show the choreography of the short program of senior team Daisies. It uses Picture and description of particular formations, with arrangement on the ice. Key words: synchronized skating, synchronized skating history, short program, choreography

Topic Analysis of competition reports step aerobics "Žij pohybem 2015" Objective The aim of the work is based on theoretical knowledge and the 4 important criteria find out the development trends for future seasons in this category. Methods For achieving the goal of my thesis I used the method of analysis. By watching the videos footage repeatedly, I decided to analyze three different competition line - ups of the event "Žij pohybem 2015" in category Step teams. Each set was evaluated based on 4 categories - technical parameters, esthetic parameters "A", esthetic parameters "B" and content parameters of the set. Conclusion The finding is the possible development trends in the competition Live motion based on an analysis of three competing sets category Step teams. KEY WORDS step, organization FISAF and FIG , rules, choreography

In my master thesis I compare four different personalities of the recent Czech contemporary dance and their dissimilar attitude to creation. The contents of my research are influences on forming and progress of their work and different creative backgrounds that lead to the uniqueness of their choreographical way and method. Dissimilarity of this process I negotiate through the insight into the four conrete results of their work, so through the four current choreographical pieces of these artists.

This master thesis deals with analysis of the first act of ballet Giselle. It is focused on the dramaturgy, dramatic actions and psychology of the characters. It compares different images of the first act from these sources: original libretto by Théophile Gautier and Jules-Henri Vernoy de Saint-Georges, notes by russian ballet master Antoine Titus, manuscript of Henri Justamant, libretto by Rostislav Zakharov, simplified choreographic script written by Cyril Beaumont and Leonid Lavrovsky's choreography written down by Natalia Konius. Attention is particularly focused on Justamant's manuscript and Konius's written record.

This diploma thesis deals with the Prague ballet scene and its important representatives during the second half of the 20th century. The study aims to provide a concise summary of a topic that has not been covered so far and holds great potential for further research. The effort is to capture life stories of several eminent personalities of the ballet scene in the area of dance, choreography and teaching. In addition, the author maps events which had a significant impact on the ballet scene both in terms of theatrical and historical milestones. The chosen problems are approached by using theme-oriented literature reviews and processing of archival documents. The method of oral history is used as part of the research. The contribution of this thesis lies in its concise mapping of the Prague ballet scene and the profession of a ballet artist with all its possible pros and cons. Most importantly, it also serves as commemoration of personalities who had an unforgettable influence on the history of this art form.

Topic: Choreographical strategies of aerobic fitness teams Objective: To find out according to given criteria, which types of transitions from formation to formation in the competition FISAF fitness aerobic, have the highest impression (effect) on the observer. The types of transitions evaluated are; short and simple transitions, combination of transitions and long and complex transitions. Methods: Sequential mixed method was used to obtain the results. Three criteria, specific for the solutions of space and floor pathways, have been designed for indirect observation and quantitative analysis of the selected choreographies. Second criterion was evaluated by twenty experts through participatory observation and the results were quantified. Qualitative analysis was used in the second part of the third criterion and for all results of the quantitative analysis. Method of comparison was used to compare all results. Conclusion: Most effective showed to be the short and simple transitions, followed by combination of transitions. Long and complex transitions were least impressive for the observer. KEY WORDS: Space and floor pathways solutions, effect, choreography, aerobic fitness, creation

Title: The choreography composition for the Fitness step aerobic senior category. Objectives: According to Analysis and Predictions of development of step aerobic competitive choreographies create and demonstrate the new choreography on the FISAF, Žij pohybem and Mistry s mistry competitions.

The aim of the thesis is to analyse and compare two mass gymnastic exercises in terms of spatial choreography, the Spartakiade exercise for younger pupils from 1980 and the mass exercise of the Czech Association of Sport for all teenage pupils, girls and boys from 2012 called Between stars. The thesis also maps the development of mass gymnastic exercises in Czechoslovakia and later in the Czech Republic and generally describes the mass gymnastic exercise and the principles of its creation. The practical part of the work deals with Spartakiade exercise for younger pupils from 1980 and mass exercise of the Czech Association of Sport for all teenage pupils, girls and boys from 2012. The aim of the practical part is to characterise and compare the synchronised exercises in terms of place of the exercise, number of participants, sex, length of the exercise, background music and its intelligibility for the given age, clothing, equipment, spatial choreography and movement difficulty for individuals as well as evaluate content based on creation principles. KEYWORDS mass gymnastic exercise, Spartakiade, the Sokol Slet ( mass gathering of gymnasts organised by the Czech Sokol Movement ), younger teenage pupils, choreography