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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Tendence k vyhledávání prožitku ve freeskiingu. / Sensation seeking tendency in freeskiing

Balla, Dušan January 2014 (has links)
Title: Sensation seeking tendency in freeskiing Objectives: The aim of this work is sensation seeking tendency in freeskiing. Methods: Were chosen due to parameters of examined group of freeskiers and required outputs. For sensation seeking tendency in freeskiing were chosen Sensation Seeking Scale form V. Results: The comparison of our group of freeskiers with population average was detected significant differences. Statistically significant differences were detected in all 4 subscales. In sensation seeking scale are freeskiers significant different compare to population average in total score of SSS. This was caused primarily due to score of subscale TAS- thrill and Adventure seeking. Keywords: Freeskiing, personality, experiencing, flow, sensation seeking scale
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"Det är mer att det blir en riktig sport än att det blir en cirkus" : En kvalitativ studie om coaching och ledarskap på elitnivå inom freeskiing och snowboard / "It is becoming a real sport and not a circus" : A qualitative study concerning coaching and leadership on elite level in freeskiing and snowboard

Sjögren, Stina January 2019 (has links)
Freeskiing och snowboard, med alla sina tre tävlingsgrenar; slopestyle, big air och halfpipe introducerade i olympiska spelen, är två snabbt växande idrotter som etablerar sig i idrottsvärlden. Sverige ligger i framkant på både freeski- och snowboardscenen där två starka landslag kan mäta sig med världseliten. I och med det ökade intresset och möjligheten att tävla i idrotterna så ställs det högre krav på ett fungerande ledarskap och coaching för åkarna.   Syftet med den här studien är att beskriva och öka förståelsen för hur coaching och ledarskap inom freeskiing och snowboard kan definieras och komma till uttryck på elitnivå. Baserat på sju djupintervjuer, relevant tidigare forskning och självbestämmandeteorin så har det undersökts hur både coacher och utövare ser på nuvarande coaching och ledarskap samt vilka utvecklingspotentialer som finns. Det undersöks även hur den rådande idrottskulturen ser på prestationsutveckling.   Slutsatsen visade att nuvarande coaching och ledarskap fungerar tillfredsställande för både coacher och åkare, främst när det kommer till självbestämmande och självreglerat lärande för åkarna. De ser gärna utvecklingsmöjligheter i utökad kunskap kring kost, träning, mental träning och andra delar som främjar prestationsutveckling. Trots att idrottskulturen i vissa fall kan verka motsättande moderniseringen av idrotten så visade coacherna och de aktiva en positiv inställning till idrotterna utveckling. / Freeskiing and snowboard, with its three branches; slopestyle, big air and halfpipe now introduced in the Olympic games, are two fast-growing sports establishing themselves in the sporting world. Sweden, on top of the freeski- and snowboard scene with two solid national teams who can compete with the world elite. With the increased popularity and the opportunity to compete in both sports requires higher demands of a functional leadership and coaching for the riders.   The aim of this study was to describe and develop deeper understanding of how coaching and leadership in freeskiing and snowboard can be defined and expressed on an elite level. Based on seven interviews, earlier relevant research and the self-determination theory it has been examined how coaches and athletes view the existing coaching and leadership together with potential development. It is also investigated how the prevailing sports culture view performance enhancement.   The conclusion showed that coaches and athletes were satisfied with the current coaching and leadership, especially when it comes to self-determination and self-regulated learning for the riders. They see possible development in educating riders and coaches about performance enhancing tools like diet, training, mental training and other factors. Despite the sports’ culture opposing the modernization of freeskiing and snowboarding, coaches and riders were still positive about the development.

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