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1857 20116 TH INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFICCONFERENCE ON KINESIOLOGYINTEGRATIVE POWER OF KINESIOLOGYZagreb, Croatia, September 08 – 11, 2011Proceedings BookEditors:Dragan Milanović and Goran SporišUniversity of Zagreb, Faculty of KinesiologyZagreb, 2011

6 th International Scientific Conference on Kinesiology, 2011, Opatija, CroatiaPublisher:University of Zagreb, Faculty of Kinesiology, CroatiaFor the Publisher:Igor Jukić, DeanEditors:Dragan MilanovićGoran SporišSection Editors:Mirna Andrijašević, Mato Bartoluci, Ksenija Bosnar, Dubravka Ciliga,Dražen Harasin, Stjepan Heimer, Igor Jukić, Dragan Milanović, Vladimir Medved,Goran Marković, Branka Matković, Marjeta Mišigoj-Duraković, Benjamin Perasović,Franjo Prot, Ivan PrskaloSection Secretaries:Indexers:Daniel Bok, Cvita Gregov, Danijel Jurakić, Mario Kasović, Dario Novak,Marija Rakovac, Maroje Sorić, Goran Sporiš, Sanja Šalaj, Dario Škegro,Sanela Škorić, Tatjana Trošt BobićSrećko Sertić, Natalija BabićCopysetting:Srećko Sertić, Natalija BabićLayout and Cover:Srećko SertićPrinted by:Tiskara Zelina, CroatiaEdition:500 copiesPrinted in Zagreb, CroatiaA CIP catalogue record for this book is available from the National and University Library in Zagreb under thenumber 777185ISBN: 978-953-317-013-8The statements and views expressed in the contributions are those of their authors and do not necessarily represent thoseof the Editors and the publisher.This Proceedings Book includes all the conference communications (invited, oral and poster) received before the editingdeadline. Those received later are not published in the book.2

Integrative Power of KinesiologyOrganiser:Under the patronage of:In cooperation with:Recognised by:Supported by:University of Zagreb, Faculty of Kinesiology, CroatiaCroatian Academy of Sciences and ArtsFaculty of Sport and Physical Education, University of Sarajevo,Bosnia and HerzegovinaFaculty of Kinesiology, University of Split, CroatiaFaculty of Physical education and Sports, Comenius University, Bratislava, SlovakiaFaculty of Sport, University of Ljubljana, SloveniaInternational Network of Sport and Health Sciences (INSHS)World Health Organisation (WHO)ORGANISING COMMITTEEChairman:Prof. Dragan Milanović, PhD,Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Zagreb, CroatiaVice-chairman:Dario Škegro, MagKin,Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Zagreb, CroatiaConference Secretary:Natalija Babić,Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Zagreb, CroatiaMembers:Mario Baić, PhD,Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Zagreb, CroatiaProf. Mojca Doupona, PhD,Faculty of Sport, University of Ljubljana, SloveniaProf. Stjepan Heimer, PhD,Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Zagreb, CroatiaŽeljka Jaklinović, MagA,Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Zagreb, CroatiaProf. Igor Jukić, PhD,Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Zagreb, CroatiaDrago Kalajžić, MagBA,Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Zagreb, CroatiaIvan KrakanFaculty of Kinesiology, University of Zagreb, CroatiaProf. Đurđica Miletić, PhD,Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Split, CroatiaSrećko Sertić, MagA,Faculty of Kinesiology’s subcontractor, CroatiaProf. Nusret Smajlović, PhD,Faculty of Sport and Physical Education, University of Sarajevo, Bosnia and HerzegovinaProf. Lubor Tomanek, PhD,Faculty of Physical Education and Sport, Comenius University, Bratislava, SlovakiaProf. Dinko Vuleta, PhD,Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Zagreb, Croatia3

6 th International Scientific Conference on Kinesiology, 2011, Opatija, CroatiaSCIENTIFIC COMMITTEEChairman:Prof. Franjo Prot, PhD,Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Zagreb, CroatiaSecretary:Prof. Goran Sporiš, PhD,Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Zagreb, CroatiaCROATIAN MEMBERS:Prof. Mirna Andrijašević, PhD,Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Zagreb, CroatiaProf. Mato Bartoluci, PhD,Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Zagreb, CroatiaProf. Ksenija Bosnar, PhD,Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Zagreb, CroatiaProf. Dubravka Ciliga, PhD,Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Zagreb, CroatiaProf. Dražen Harasin, PhD,Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Zagreb, CroatiaProf. Stjepan Heimer, PhD,Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Zagreb, CroatiaProf. Igor Jukić, PhD,Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Zagreb, CroatiaProf. Goran Marković, PhD,Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Zagreb, CroatiaProf. Branka Matković, PhD,Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Zagreb, CroatiaProf. Vladimir Medved, PhD,Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Zagreb, CroatiaProf. Dragan Milanović, PhD,Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Zagreb, CroatiaProf. Marjeta Mišigoj-Duraković, PhD,Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Zagreb, CroatiaProf. Benjamin Perasović, PhD,Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Zagreb, CroatiaProf. Franjo Prot, PhD,Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Zagreb, CroatiaProf. Ivan Prskalo, PhD,Faculty of Teacher Education, University of Zagreb,CroatiaINTERNATIONAL MEMBERS:Prof. Branislav Antala, PhD,Faculty of PE and Sport, University of Bratislava,SlovakiaProf. Arnold Baca, PhD,Department of Biomechanics/Kinesiology andApplied Computer Science, University of Vienna,AustriaProf. Herman Berčič, PhD,Faculty of Sport, University of Ljubljana, SloveniaProf. David Bishop, PhD,School of Sport and Exercise Science, Institute ofSport, Exercise and Active Living (ISEAL), VictoriaUniversity, Melbourne, AustraliaProf. Julio Calleja-Gonzales, PhD,Department of Research and Development, AthleticClub Bilbao Basque Country, SpainProf. Laura Capranica, PhD,Department of Human Movement and Sport Science,University of Rome, Foro Italico, ItalyProf. Jay Coakley, PhD,Sociology Department, University of Colorado atColorado Springs, USAProf. Henriette Dancs, PhD,University of West-Hungary, Savaria Campus,Institute of Sport Science, Szombathely, HungaryProf. Gudrun Doll-Tepper, PhD,International Council of Sport Science and PhysicalEducation, Berlin, GermanyProf. Dario Farina, PhD,Department of Neurorehabilitation Engineering,Bernstein Center for Computational Neuroscience,University Medical Center Göttingen, GermanyProf. Ingun Fjørtoft, PhD,Faculty of Arts, Folk Culture and Teacher Education,University of Notodden, NorwayProf. Juri Hanin, PhD,Research Institute for Olympic Sports, Jywäskylä,FinlandProf. Jay R. Hoffman, PhD,University of Orlando, Orlando, FL, USAProf. Anita Hökelmann, PhD,Institut for Sport Sciences, Otto-von-GuerickeUniversity, Magdeburg, GermanyProf. Nic James, PhD,University of Middlesex, London, UKProf. Sigmund Loland, PhD,Norwegian University of Sport Science, Oslo, NorwayProf. Erich Müller, PhD,Department of Sport Science and Kinesiology,University of Salzburg, AustriaProf. Pekka Oja, PhD,UKK Institute, Tampere, FinlandProf. Claude Sobry, PhD,Faculty of Sport Sciences, University of Lille, FranceProf. Joszef Tihanyi, PhD,Department of Biomechanics, Faculty of PhysicalEducation and Sports Sciences, SemmelweisUniversity, Budapest, HungaryProf. Katarina Tomljenović-Borer, PhD,Department of Movement Science, Division ofKinesiology, University of Michigan, USAProf. Weimo Zhu, PhD,University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, IL, USA4

Integrative Power of KinesiologyHONORARY COMMITTEEProf. Aleksa Bjeliš, PhD,Rector, University of Zagreb, CroatiaProf. Emeritus Vladimir Findak, PhD,Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Zagreb, CroatiaProf. Radovan Fuchs, PhD,Minister, Ministry of Science, Education and Sport of the Republic of CroatiaProf. Pilvikki Heikinaro-Johansson, PhD,President, International Association for Physical Education in Higher Education (AIESEP), Jywäskylä, FinlandProf. Miroslav Holienka, PhD,Dean, Faculty of Physical Education and Sport, Comenius University, Bratislava, SlovakiaProf. Hans Hoppeler, PhD,President, European College of Sport Science (ECSS), Bern, SwitzerlandProf. Melita Kovačević, PhD,Vice-Rector for Science, University of Zagreb, CroatiaFCA Zvonko Kusić, PhD,President, Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts, Zagreb, CroatiaProf. Boris Maleš, PhD,Dean, Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Split, CroatiaZlatko Mateša, PhD,President, Croatian Olympic Committee, Zagreb, CroatiaProf. Izet Rađo,Dean, Faculty of Sport and Physical Education, University of Sarajevo, Bosnia and HerzegovinaFCA Pavao Rudan, PhD,Secretary, Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts, Zagreb, CroatiaProf. Włodzimier Starosta, PhD,President, International Association of Sport Kinetics (IASK), Warsaw, PolandProf. Valter Tokarski, PhD,President, European Network of Sport Science, Education and Employment (ENSSHE), Cologne, GermanyProf. Milan Žvan, PhD,Dean, Faculty of Sport, University of Ljubljana, SloveniaTECHNICAL STAFFIvana Bašić, Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Zagreb, CroatiaInes Čavar, Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Zagreb, CroatiaIvana Degirmendžić, Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Zagreb, CroatiaStipe Gorenjak, Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Zagreb, CroatiaMarko Korbar, Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Zagreb, CroatiaIvan Krakan, Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Zagreb, CroatiaFedor Kulušić, Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Zagreb, CroatiaDanijela Gudelj, Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Zagreb, CroatiaDorijan Jelinčić, Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Zagreb, CroatiaJurica Marković, Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Zagreb, CroatiaLucija Mudronja, Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Zagreb, CroatiaMirta Podvalej, Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Zagreb, CroatiaLucija Radovčić, Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Zagreb, CroatiaFilip Ujaković, Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Zagreb, Croatia5

6 th International Scientific Conference on Kinesiology, 2011, Opatija, CroatiaDear colleagues, Conference delegates and Proceedings’ readers,The Faculty of Kinesiology University of Zagreb is organising the International Conference on Kinesiology for thesixth time. Everything began more than 15 years ago when the initiators – Prof. Milanović, still bursting with new ideas,and the late Prof. Mraković, started to advocate the idea of an international conference as a forum for kinesiologists orsport scientists, as a place where their research findings could be presented and discussed, as a meeting point of globallyrecognized scientists, or authorities in their field of research and research novices. In those days, in 1997, before the FirstConference in Dubrovnik, it all seemed so surreal. However, this conference is alive; it grows and becomes ever moresophisticated. Therefore, it is feasible to expect that the forthcoming discussions, talks, dialogues, or whatever kind of ideaexchange will result, as they have until now, with new research ideas, insights, research teams and projects the eventualoutcome of which is further advances in kinesiology and the cognate and adjacent scientific areas.The motto of this year’s conference is the “Integrative Power of Kinesiology“. It indicates the close relationshipsamong various scientific fields when they contribute to the promotion of physical exercise and various kinds of physicalactivities in the areas of kinesiological education, high performance sports, kinesiological recreation, health-enhancedkinesiology, kinesitherapy and rehabilitation, sport for physically and mentally challenged persons, school sports, militarykinesiology, and many others.Simultaneously with the organisation of the 6 th Conference, the Faculty of Kinesiology is celebrating the 40 th anniversaryof the publication of the scientific journal KINESIOLOGY. Nowadays it is a recognized international scientific journalwith an IF of 0.525 for the year 2010.The Conference and the journal KINESIOLOGY have contributed considerably to the affirmation of the name“kinesiology” in the neighbouring European areas. Although both are focused on science, the Conference and theaccompanying regular KINESIOLOGY International Editorial Board meetings have also been opportunities for scholarsand institution delegates from all over the world to establish close personal contacts, thus opening doors for joint researchprojects. The basic scientific concept of the Conference, with the working sections that cover the fundamental andapplicative disciplines of kinesiology, has been kept from the beginning. This year’s conference will have 12 oral andposter sections in the framework of which the delegates will present 220 full text contributions and abstracts written by300 authors from 32 countries. Each presented and published paper or abstract has been subjected to a review processperformed by at least two prominent referees.For the first time the Conference is hosting a satellite symposium HEPA (Health Enhanced Physical Activity). Thepurpose of the symposium is to inform delegates from the neighbouring countries, which have not yet become HEPAassociation member countries, with the basic principles and directives of the movement and to encourage them tobecome promoters of the idea of health-oriented physical activity in their communities. The World Health Organizationhas stimulated the design of the Croatian National Action Plan for the implementation and improvement of HEPA in theRepublic of Croatia. A presentation of the Action Plan and the planned round table should also be stimulating to colleaguesto undertake similar steps in their communities.From the very beginning the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Fine Arts has given its highly respected patronageto the Conference, thus underpinning the recognition of kinesiology in the structure of sciences. The organisation ofsuch conferences would not be viable without the powerful support from the Croatian Ministry of Science, Educationand Sport and the University of Zagreb. The patronage and support are indicators of a notable position the Conferenceand its organiser, the Faculty of Kinesiology University of Zagreb (established in 1959), have in the Croatian academicand research community.We wish to express much gratitude to all the authors of the papers, reviewers, conference participants, membersof the Organisation Committee, Section Leaders, Section Secretaries, technical support staff, and sponsors for theircontributions, time and effort inbuilt in the quality of the 6 th Conference on Kinesiology and its Proceedings. Our specialgratitude goes to the Croatian Office of the World Health Organization.We wish success in the conference work to all the participants and enjoyable time in Opatija. We are convinced theConference will give the expected impetus to further cooperation between scholars and institutions. Looking forward inadvance to meeting you again at the 7 th International Conference on Kinesiology in 2014.The Organising Committee6

Integrative Power of KinesiologyCONTENTSPREFACE ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6OPENING CEREMONY LECTURESKEY-NOTE LECTURESSigmund LolandSport sciences – current challenges and future possibilities ................................................................. 22David BishopThe future of sport and science ................................................................................................................................................ 23PLENARY LECTURESBranislav AntalaSchool Physical Education Yesterday and Today– Comparison of Some Indicators in 1990 and 2010 ............................................................................................................... 24Herman Berčič and Boris SilaFINDINGS FROM THE RESEARCH STUDIES ON SPORTSRECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES OF SLOVENIAN PEOPLE ............................................................................................................... 31Laura CapranicaYOUTH COMPETITIONS: WHAT MODEL? ............................................................................................................................................. 37Jay CoakleyUsing Social Research and Theory to InformPublic Policies Involving Sport .................................................................................................................................................... 38Gudrun Doll-TepperADAPTED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND INCLUSION – TOWARDS IMPLEMENTINGTHE UN CONVENTION ON THE RIGHTS OF PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES ................................................................... 39Dario FarinaThe extraction of neural strategies for movement controlfrom the electromyogram: limitations and possibilities ............................................................................... 40Jay R. HoffmanSport Science: Bridging the Gap betweenthe Laboratory and the Field ...................................................................................................................................................... 41Erich MüllerOptimizing training quality in elite Sport ..................................................................................................................... 42Pekka OjaHEALTH-ENHANCING PHYSICAL ACTIVITY: roots, aims,organisation, current state and perspectives .......................................................................................................... 43Claude SobryFOR A RESPONSIBLE SPORTS TOURISMAND A LOCAL SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT ............................................................................................................................... 50Katarina Tomljenović BorerWhy exercise is a necessary adjunct to dieting when the purpose is weight loss ................ 55Weimo ZhuSetting Standards in Youth Fitness Testing:Problems, Solutions, and Future Directions .................................................................................................................. 597

6 th International Scientific Conference on Kinesiology, 2011, Opatija, CroatiaSECTIONSADAPTED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND KINESITHERAPYDubravka Ciliga, Tatjana Trošt Bobić and Angel NaumovskiDIFFERENCES IN CERTAIN MOTOR ABILITIES BETWEEN CHILDRENWITH SPEECH DISORDERS AND CHILDREN WITH HEARING IMPAIRMENT ................................................................ 62Lidija Petrinović Zekan, Dubravka Ciliga and Drena Trkulja-PetkovićRESEARCH ON SPORT ACTIVITY in PERSONS WITH DISABILITY IN CROATIA ......................................................... 67Bryan P. McCormick, Gretchen Snethen and Rachel L. SmithExamining Cultural Differences in PhysicalActivity Among People with Schizophrenia ................................................................................................................... 73Asim Bradić, Erol Kovačević and Josipa BradićDIFFERENCES IN THE SIZE OF UNILATERAL ISOKINETICEFFECTS with REGARD TO ANGULAR SPEED OF TRAINING .................................................................................................... 77Josipa Bradić, Erol Kovačević and Fuad BabajićEFFECTS OF UNILATERAL STRENGTH TRAINING ON BALANCE PERFORMANCE .................................................. 82Senka Rendulić Slivar, Oto Kraml and Jelena PecikozaKINESIOLOGICAL TRANSFORMATION WITHOUT KINESITHERAPY– EFFECTS OF INDIVIDUAL HYDROTHERAPY ON OSTEOARTHRITIS IN THE SPA PROGRAM .......................... 86Dagmar Travnikova and Jitka KoprivovaUSE OF JUGGLING AS A SUITABLE PSYCHOMOTOR ACTIVITY IN PERSONS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS ........... 90Raphael Béné, Iris Zavoreo and Vida DemarinMirror box therapy for stroke survivors: a new way to visualize movements ..................... 93Frane Grubišić, Damjan Radulović, Mario Bagat and Josip KovačevićDOES CERTAIN SOCIODEMOGRAPHIC FEATURES INFLUENCE THE FREQUENCYOF EXERCISING IN PATIENTS WITH ANKYLOSING SPONDYLITIS? ................................................................................... 94Dagmar KrálováA CASE STUDY MODEL: THE ROLE OF KINESIO TAPE IN OPTIMALIZATIONOF SHOULDER GIRDLE MOVEMENT STEREOTYPE OF VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS ....................................................... 95BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE OF SPORT AND EXERCISEIngunn FjørtoftLearning Landscapes: Contextual Relations betweenEnvironments, Physical Activity and Motor Learning ...................................................................................... 98Petar Barbaros-Tudor, Ivan Radman and Gordan JankovićNUTRITIONAL KNOWLEDGE AND DIETARY HABITS OF CROATIAN TENNIS COACHES ................................... 102Vjekoslav Cigrovski, Branka Matković and Ivan RadmanNUTRITION KNOWLEDGE AND HABITS SURVEY AMONGSTUDENTS OF SPORT FACULTIES OF ZAGREB AND BRATISLAVA .................................................................................... 106Jelena Macan, Mario Baić and Goran RomićFREQUENCY OF ALLERGIC DISEASES AMONG WRESTLING AND KARATE TRAINEES ............................... 111Petra Mandić-Jelaska, Fredi Fiorentini and Dario BašićDOPING, NUTRITION AND CHAMPIONSHIP RANKINGCORELLATION IN THE CROATIAN FEMALE SOCCER .............................................................................................................. 115Tomislav Rupčić, Andro Matković and Katarina NabršniggAEROBIC CAPACITY OF BASKETBALL REFEREES ...................................................................................................................... 1208

Integrative Power of KinesiologyLise Kjoenniksen, Ingunn Fjørtoft and Nora WiumPhysical activity in school – The effects of two extra lessonsof physical activity on 10 and 12 years old schoolchildren ......................................................................... 123Anita Hökelmann, Peter Blaser, Wolfgang Lehmann and Kristinn HeinrichsEffect of continuous motor learning with dance and music on physicaland mental fitness in the older population: The Magdeburg Dance Study ................................ 124Gaizka Mejuto, Julio Calleja-González, Josean Lekue, Xabier Leibar, Julen Erauzkin,Maialen Beldarrain, Ramón Gárate and Nicolás TerradosHEMATOLOGICAL ADAPTATION IN AN ELITE HIMALAYIST CLIMBER? a SINGLE CASE STUDY ................. 125Pavle Mikulić, Allan M. Nevill and Goran MarkovićModeling longitudinal changes in maximal-intensityexercise performance in young rowing athletes ................................................................................................. 126Antonela Nedić, Tomislav Rupčić and Marko MeštrovMORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF FEMALE HANDBALL PLAYERS ............................................................... 127Jadranka N. Plavšić, Nebojša S. Antić, Slavica A. Đorđević-Šaranović, Tamara D. Gavrilović and Sanja MazićCHANGES IN ANTHROPOMETRIC PARAMETERS AND OXYGENCONSUMPTION IN SOCCER PLAYERS DURING THE CONDITIONING PERIOD .......................................................... 128Lana Ružić, Mario Kasović, Anton Tudor, Vjekoslav Cigrovski and Bojan MatkovićThe influence of the ski helmets on soundlocalization and distance identification on ski slopeS ................................................................................... 129Maroje Sorić, Mirjana Jembrek Gostović, Mladen Gostović, Marija Hoćevar and Marjeta Mišigoj-DurakovićTRACKING OF CARDIORESPIRATORY FITNESS AND FATNESSFROM ADOLESCENCE TO MIDLLE ADULTHOOD ......................................................................................................................... 130Gregor Starc, Marjeta Kovač, Gregor Jurak, Saša Dremelj, Petra Kovač,Marjeta Mišigoj-Duraković, Maroje Sorić and Janko StrelDAILY ENERGY INTAKE, PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND PHYSICAL FITNESSLEVELS AND SOME EATING HABITS OF 11-YEAR-OLD STUDENTS ................................................................................. 131Tatjana TrivićIMPACT OF WEIGHT LOSS ON HEMATOLOGICAL PARAMETERS IN MALE JUDOKAS ......................................... 132BIOMECHANICS AND MOTOR CONTROLArnold BacaComputer assisted feedback in physical education ............................................................................................. 134Jan Babiak, Branislav Strajnić, Nenad Sudarov, Jugoslav Vojinović and Žika KalentićMUSCLE FORCE HARMONIC CANON OF TOP KARATE ATHLETES AND WRESTLERS ......................................... 138Duško Bjelica, Georgi Georgiev and Stevo PopovićCOMPARISON OF INSTEP KICKING BY the PREFERRED LEG AMONGVARIOUS STATES AND INTENSITIES IN YOUNG FOOTBALL PLAYERS ......................................................................... 141Iva Blažević, Vesna Babić and Milan ČohCHILDREN’S 50 METRES RUNNING DYNAMICS ........................................................................................................................... 146Simone Ciacci and Elisa BianchiA 3D ANALYSIS OF GRAND JÉTÉ: COMPARISON BETWEEN GENDERS.A PILOT STUDY .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 151Grzegorz Juras and Kajetan SlomkaAnticipatory postural adjustments in throwing tasks ................................................................................... 154Mario Kasović, Željko Heimer and Vladimir MedvedColoured Signal Coding in Computerized Human Gait Analysis ............................................................. 1559

6 th International Scientific Conference on Kinesiology, 2011, Opatija, CroatiaTomislav Krističević, Mladen Mejovšek and Saša BaščevanCOMPARATIVE KINEMATIC ANALYSIS OF PREPARATION PHASEOF TAKE-OfF IN ACROBATIC ELEMENTS FROM “STUFF POSITION” ................................................................................ 158Mark L. Latash, Alexander S. Aruin, Miriam Klous, Vennila Krishnan and Pavle MikulićFeed-forward postural adjustments to action ...................................................................................................... 163Miha MarinšekTHE CENTRE OF PRESSURE OF the DOMINANT AND NON-DOMINANTFOOT IN QUIET STANCE IN 5-YEAR-OLD CHILDREN ................................................................................................................. 164Franco Merni, Silvia Fantozzi, Simone Ciacci, Laura Querin and Rocco Di MicheleTAKE-OFF KINEMATICS OF THE TRIPLE LUTZ IN ARTISTIC ROLLER SKATING ..................................................... 168Fadil Rexhepi and Željko HraskiCOMPARISON OF SOME BIOMECHANICAL, SPATIAL, TEMPORAL AND VELOCITYPARAMETERS IN THE JUDO THROWING TECHNIQUES OSOTO GARI AND UCHI-MATA ................................... 172Mirela ShaaoWAYS OF IMPROVING VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS’ TECHNIQUE BY MEANSOF INTEGRATING DIRPAS-NS2006 SYSTEM WITHIN THEIR TRAINING ........................................................................ 176Kajetan SlomkaPOSTURAL CONTROL OF ADVANCED YOGA PRACTITIONERS ........................................................................................... 181Tatjana Trošt BobićUNILATERAL BALLISTIC ANKLE STRENGTH TRAINING IMPROVESCONTRALATERAL MAXIMAL STRENGTH AND BALANCE ................................................................................................. 182Romina Umer, Mitja Gerževič and Vojko StrojnikVALIdItY OF MEASURING MUSCLE ACTIVATION LEVELs WITH HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS .............................. 188KINESIOLOGICAL EDUCATIONLjubomir Antekolović, Marijo Baković and Hrvoje AjmanCAN THE USE OF HANDHELD EXTRA WEIGHTSIMPROVE STANDING LONG JUMP PERFORMANCE? .................................................................................................................. 194Marijana Arapović and Lejla ŠebićRELATIONS OF BASIC MOTOR SKILLS AND STYLIZEDMOVE STRUCTURES OF FIGURE SKATING ...................................................................................................................................... 198Marijo Baković, Saša Bašćevan and Ljubomir AntekolovićPREDICTION OF HIGH JUMP RESULTS FOR KINESIOLOGY STUDENTS .......................................................................... 203Ana Božanić, Jure Benić and Damir MumanovićOVERWEIGHT AND OBESITY AS LIMITATION FACTORSOF AGILITY AND STRENGTH DEVELOPMENT .............................................................................................................................. 207Nevenka Breslauer and Kamenka Živčić MarkovićCHANGES IN MOTOR ABILITIES OF THE FIFTH GRADE PUPILS DUETO A ONE-YEAR MODIFIED PHYSICAL EDUCATION PROGRAMME .................................................................................. 211Urška Čeklić, Matej Plevnik and Rado PišotSPEED OF CRAWLING IN 4- TO 5-YEAR-OLD CHILDREN ......................................................................................................... 215Sunčica Delaš Kalinski, Petra Mandić Jelaska and Almir AtikovićINFLUENCE OF SOME MOTOR ABILITIES ON THE BASIC GYMNASTICSSKILLS PERFORMANCE THROUGH THE LEARNING PROCESS ............................................................................................ 219Vladimir Findak and Ivan PrskaloKinesiological prevention – an importantfactor in the integrative power of kinesiology .................................................................................................... 22310

Integrative Power of KinesiologyJelka Gošnik, Natalija Špehar and Ksenija Fučkar ReichelVALIDATION OF THE SCALES FOR ASSESSING SWIMMING ABILITIESOF STUDENTS AT the FACULTY OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES IN ZAGREB ........................................ 226Zrinka Greblo and Renata BarićDETERMINANTS OF ENJOYMENT AND PRESSURE inPE LESSONS AMONG ELEMENTARY AND HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS ............................................................................ 230Vatroslav Horvat, Nevenka Breslauer and Ksenija PletenacSTUDENTS’ STANDPOINTS ON THE NECESSITY OF PHYSICAL EXERCISE .................................................................. 234Marijana Hraski, Vatroslav Horvat and Iva HorvatRELIABILITY OF an INSTRUMENT FOR ASSESSING STANDINGLONG JUMP PERFORMANCE IN PRESCHOOL CHILDREN ....................................................................................................... 235Srna Jenko-Miholić, Andrea Čižmek and Josipa PeršunDIFFERENCES IN MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS, MOTOR SKILLSAND BMI BETWEEN FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS AGE 14-18 ENGAGEDIN SOME RECREATIONAL PROGRAM AND THOSE LACKING ANY .................................................................................. 238Besalet Kazazović, Edin Mirvić and Almir PopoVALIDATION OF the REDUCED TRAINING PROGRAM FOR NOn-SWIMMERS YOUNGER STUDENTS ............. 244Katja Koren, Boštjan Šimunič and Rado PišotHOW HIGH PRESCHOOL CHILDREN JUMP? ...................................................................................................................................... 245Jana Labudová, Oľga Kyselovičová and Veronika TirpákováCAREER OPTIONS OF AEROBICS AND AQUA FITNESSINSTRUCTORS IN LIFELONG LEARNING IN SLOVAKIA .......................................................................................................... 250Julijan Malacko, Aleksandra Pejčić and Biljana TrajkovskiSEXUAL DIFFERENTIATION OF MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICSAND MOTOR ABILITIES OF 11-YEAR-OLD CHILDREN .............................................................................................................. 251Edin MirvićTHE INFLUENCE OF MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS ON THEFREESTYLE SWIMMING AMONG VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOLS IN SARAJEVO ..................................................... 256Valentina Moisio and Massimo LanzaSchool for Health: PAQ-C questionnaire correlationwith factors of active lifestyle in children ............................................................................................................. 259Snježana Mraković, Marijana Hraski and Marija LorgerDIFFERENCES IN PREFERENCES TOWARDs SPORT ACTIVITESOF FEMALE STUDENTS with the UNIVERSITY OF ZAGREB ............................................................................................ 260Miran MuhičCOMPETENCES OF EDUCATORS IN THE KINDERGARTEN IN THE FIELD OF SPORT ............................................. 264Boris Neljak, Hrvoje Podnar and Ivan KrakanURBAN-RURAL DIFFERENCES IN MOTOR ABILITIES AMONGTHE 7 TH GRADE PRIMARY SCHOOL BOYS IN THE REPUBLIC OF CROATIA ................................................................. 267Dario Novak, Ivan Zupčić and Hrvoje PodnarANALYSIS OF WORKLOAD DURING EXERCISE WITH the IMPLEMENTATIONOF VARIOUS CONTENTS IN THE MAIN B PART OF THE LESSON ....................................................................................... 272Goran Oreb, Nikola Prlenda and Danijela KostanićDIFFERENCES BETWEEN MEN AND WOMEN IN EFFECTIVENESS OF WINDSURF TEACHING ....................... 276Aleksandra Pejčić, Biljana Trajkovski Višić and Julijan MalackoCANONICAL RELATIONS BETWEEN THE SYSTEMS OF MORPHOLOGICALAND MOTOR VARIABLES WITH the PRESCHOOL-AGE GIRLS ........................................................................................... 27911

6 th International Scientific Conference on Kinesiology, 2011, Opatija, CroatiaJosipa Peršun, Srna Jenko Miholić and Ivan VrbikDIFFERENCES IN MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICSAND MOTOR SKILLS BETWEEN HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS AND BOYS ................................................................................... 284Luka Pezelj, Damir Mumanović and Frane ŽuvelaGENDER BASED MOTOR CONDITIONALITY OF FUDAMENTAL MOVEMENT SKILLS .......................................... 290Saša PišotCOVERT INACTIVE PARTICIPANT OBSERVATION OF SPORTS VENUE ........................................................................... 294Matej PlevnikFUNDAMENTAL MOTOR PATTERNS IN KINDERGARTEN ...................................................................................................... 297Faris RašidagićINFLUENCE OF MOTOR ABILITIES ON SUCCESSFUL PERFORAMANCE OFHANDBALL ELEMENTS IN THE TEACHING OF SPORT AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION .......................................... 300Javier Sampedro, Jorge Lorenzo and Jesus RivillaEffect of new technologies on the abilityto analyze sports situations in university students ....................................................................................... 305Nusret Smajlović and Slavenko LikićLevels and structures of speed and strength qualitiesof boys of different maximum running speed levels ........................................................................................ 309Vesna Štemberger, Damir Knjaz and Ljubor TomanekCOMPARISION BETWEEN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHERAND PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHER FROM SLOVENIA,CROATIA AND SLOVAKIA IN SOME OF THE HEALTH DIMENSIONS ................................................................................ 314Braco Tomljenović, Ivan Radošević and Frane TomljenovićDIFFERENCES IN ANTHROPOLOGICAL FEATURES AMONG PUPILSIN THE FIFTH, SIXTH, SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES IN REGULARCLASSES AND PUPILS ORGANIZED IN SPORTS ACTIVITIES IN GOSPIĆ ........................................................................ 318Jadranka Vlašić, Stjepka Leščić and Goran OrebATTENDANCE AT DANCE CLASSES IN RELATION TO DANCE RESULTS ....................................................................... 321Kamenka Živčić Marković and Ines ČavarTHE DIFFERENCES IN THE MOTOR PREKNOWLEDGE OF ARTISTICGYMNASTICS AMONG THE FEMALE STUDENTS OF FACULTY OF KINESIOLOGY ................................................. 326Frane Žuvela, Saša Krstulović and Danijela KunaRELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MOTOR-FUNCTIONAL ABILITIES ANDFUNDAMENTAL MOVEMENT SKILLS IN EIGHT-YEAR-OLD CHILDREN ....................................................................... 330KINESIOLOGICAL RECREATIONSanja Ćurković, Mirna Andrijašević, Romana Caput-Jogunica and Nenad ZvonarekCHARACTERISTICS AND LEVELS OF PHYSICALACTIVITY AMONG UNIVERSITY STUDENTS ................................................................................................................................. 334Alena CepkováASSESS THE STATE OF POSTURE, PHYSICAL FITNESSAND MENTAL HEALTH OF STUDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY ................................................................................................. 338Lucija Mudronja, Tin Petračić and Željko PedišićPHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND BARRIERS TO EXERCISE AMONGSTUDENTS FROM the FACULTY OF PHILOSOPHY IN ZAGREB .......................................................................................... 343Jaromír ŠimonekLEVEL OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND INACTIVITY OF SLOVAK ADOLESCENTS ..................................................... 34712

Integrative Power of KinesiologyVilko Petrić, Dario Novak and Boris NeljakSPORTING ACTIVITY PREFERENCES OF PEOPLEOF DIFFERENT AGE AND GENDER IN RURAL AREAS .............................................................................................................. 353Sorina Cernaianu and Claude SobryASPECTS OF SPORTS TOURISM FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES:THE CASE OF FRANCE AND ROMANIA .............................................................................................................................................. 358Samo Rauter and Mojca Doupona TopičMASS SPORTS EVENTS AS A LIFESTYLE:AN EXAMPLE OF CYCLING MARATHON FRANJA 2011 ............................................................................................................ 362Donald N. Roberson Jr. and Michal KudlacekGARDENING: NATURAL PANACEA FOR LIFE ................................................................................................................................ 363Danijel Jurakić, Željko Pedišić and Zrinka GrebloRELATIONS BETWEEN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND ANXIETY SYMPTOMS ................................................................. 364Roman M. Kalina“COMBAT SPORTS PROPEDEUTICS – BASICS OF JUDO”AS EMPIRICALLY VERIFIED PROPOSITION FOR ALL TYPESOF SCHOOLS AND AS MODERN HEALTH-RELATING TRAINING ...................................................................................... 365KINESIOLOGY AND SOCIAL SCIENCES (SOCIOLOGY, PSYCHOLOGY, HISTORY, PHILOSOPHY)Juri L. HaninEmotion-centered and Action-centered Profiling in Sport:Incorporating the concept of individual differences .................................................................................... 368Renata Barić and Igor ČerenšekCOMPETITIVE ANXIETY AND GOAL ORIENTATION IN CROATIAN ATHLETES ....................................................... 375Sunčica Bartoluci and Diana TomićPROUD TO BE a CROAT – NATIONAL IDENTITY AND SPORTS IN THE ADVERTISING WORLD ...................... 379Zrinko Čustonja and Dario ŠkegroATTEMPTS TO ORGANISE AND ADVANCE EDUCATION IN CROATIAIN 1861 AND 1865 AND POSITION OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION ................................................................................................ 383Zoran Grgantov, Jelena Matešić and Mia PerićACHIEVEMENT GOAL ORIENTATION IN UNIVERSAL SPORTS SCHOOL PARTICIPANTS .................................... 386Zrinko Grgić and Zrinko ČustonjaNEW LAW AND REORGANISATION OF ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS IN THE CIVILCROATIA IN 1874 – INTRODUCTION OF COMPULSORY PHySICAL EDUCATION ........................................................ 389Črtomir Matejek and Jurij PlaninšecTHE INFLUENCE OF PHYSICAL FITNESS ON PHYSICALSELF-CONCEPT IN TEN-YEARS-OLD SLOVENIAN BOYS .......................................................................................................... 392Jelena Matešić, Zoran Grgantov and Dražen ČularCOMPETITIVE STATE ANXIETY IN FEMALE VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS .......................................................................... 396Ivana Musa and Đurđica MiletićINTRINSIC AND EXTRINSIC ORIENTATION IN FOLK DANCES ............................................................................................ 399Benjamin Perasović, Marko Mustapić and Sunčica BartoluciSPORT AND KINESIOLOGICAL ACTIVITIES IN LEISURETIME STRUCTURE OF ZAGREB STUDENTS ..................................................................................................................................... 403Ersin Eskiler, İhsan Sarı and Fikret SoyerThe Effect of the Basic Psychological NeedsOn Self-Confidence of University Students ................................................................................................................ 40713

6 th International Scientific Conference on Kinesiology, 2011, Opatija, CroatiaFranja Fratrić, Snežana Vujanović, Dragana Golik-Perić, Vojin Jovančević,Nenad Sudarov, Damjan Jakšić and Branko ĐukićTHE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MOTOR VARIABLES ASSESSING EXCITATION,TONUS AND SYNERGISTIC REGULATORY MECHANISMS AND THOSE ASSESSINGMENTAL POTENTIAL OF HANDBALL, VOLLEYBALL AND BASKETBALL PLAYERS ........................................... 408Felix LebedGAME PLAYING AS A “CHALLENGE”:FROM PHILOSOPHICAL DILEMMAS TO PEDAGOGICAL IDEAS ........................................................................................... 409İhsan Sarı, Fikret Soyer and Ersin EskilerTHE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LIFE SATISFACTION, SELF-ESTEEMAND GENERAL SELF-EFFICACY OF UNIVERSITY STUDENTS ............................................................................................. 410KINESIOLOGY IN PHYSICAL CONDITIONINGErika Zemková and Dušan HamarPOWER PRODUCTION DURING SETS OF RESISTANCEEXERCISES ON STABLE AND UNSTABLE SURFACE .................................................................................................................... 412Tomáš Michalík and Marián VanderkaADAPTATION EFFECTS OF the EXPLOSIVE WEIGHT TRAININGWITH VS. WITHOUT COUNTERMOVEMENT .................................................................................................................................... 416Igor Jukić, Daniel Bok, Luka Milanović and Tamara DespotEFFECTs OF FATIGUE ON COORDInATION ANDSKILL-RELATED PERFORMANCE IN TEAM SPORTS .................................................................................................................. 419Martin Zvonar, Josef Maleček, Igor Duvač, Vladimír Psalman and Martin SeberaHEART RATE MONITORING DURING TESTING OF ENDURANCE ABILITIES IN FOOTBALL ............................ 422Ivan Belčić, Alen Marošević and Saša RodićEFFECTS OF UNILATERAL HANDBALL TRAINING IN COMPARISON WITH EFFECTSIN SPORTS WITH DOMINANT BILATERAL LOADS IN TRAINING - DIFFERENCES INMOTOR PERFORMANCE OF DOMINANT AND NONDOMINANT SIDE OF THE BODY ............................................ 427Saša Vuk and Neven ČorakTRENDs OF MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICSOF a TOP-LEVEL BODYBUILDER: A CASE STUDY ....................................................................................................................... 430Sanja Šalaj, Cvita Gregov and Leonard SovinaEFFECTS OF CONCENTRIC TRAINING ON POWER AND CHANGE-OF-DIRECTION SPEED ................................. 435Cvita Gregov, Sanja Šalaj and Dragan MilanovićCHANGES IN POWER MEASUREMENTS INFLUENCEDBY a MEDICINE BALL BALLISTIC TRAINING program ....................................................................................................... 439Igor Jelaska, Marko Erceg and Boris MalešDISCRIMINATION OF FUNCTIONAL CHARACTERISTICS BY USINGTHREE DIFFERENT DEVICES WITH TRAINING LOAD SETUP ............................................................................................. 446Vlatko Vučetić and Tomislav DokmanHEART RATE RECOVERY AFTER A GRADED EXERCISE TEST IN SPRINTERS,MIDDLE DISTANCE, LONG DISTANCE AND 400 METER RUNNERS ................................................................................... 451Dušan Gutović, Nenad Sudarov, Franja Fratrić and Dragana Golik PerićMAXIMUM AND RELATIVE ISOMETRIC MUSCLE FORCE IN JUNIOR ANDCADET FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL and VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS ..................................................................................... 457Ekrem Čolakhodžić, Almir Popo, Almir Pokvić, Admir Poturović and Meris HusanovićTRANSFORMATIONAL PROCESSES OF MOTOR ABILITIES OF YOUNG SOCCERPLAYERS UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF a SITUATIONAL MODEL OF TRAINING ....................................................... 46114

Integrative Power of KinesiologyLejla Šebić, Dženan Baždarević and Gordana Furjan-MandićTHE EFFECTS OF a PILATES TRAINING PROGRAMON DYNAMIC STRENGTH IN FEMALE SOCCER PLAYERS ...................................................................................................... 465Amel Mekić, Husnija Kajmović, Adis Kapur and Nađa KaticaINFLUENCE OF MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICSAND MOTOR ABILITIES on THE PERFORMANCE OF SOME HANDJUDO TECHNIQUES OF BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA’s JUDOKAS .................................................................................. 470KINESIOLOGY OF PHYSICALLY DEMANDING JOBSDaniel Bok, Dražan Dizdar and Tamara DespotEFFECTs OF A 6-MONTH DEPLOYMENT TOAFGHANISTAN ON PHYSICAL FITNESS ............................................................................................................................................. 472Dražen Harasin and Josip ŠoparEFFECTS OF TWO DIFFERENT 5-WEEK TRAINING PROGRAMSON PHYSICAL FITNESS OF MILITARY RECRUITS ........................................................................................................................ 475Vladimir Manojlović, Mario Jovanović and Dražen HarasinDIFFERENCES IN MOTOR STATUS OF ACTIVE AND SEDENTARY SOLDIERS ............................................................ 480Tomislav Pisačić and Vedran NaglićDAILY LOAD OF CROATIAN SOLDIERS DURINGTHE PEACEKEEPING MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN ....................................................................................................................... 483Josip ŠoparWORKLOAD PARAMETERS OF SOMEACTIVITIES DURING SPECIAL FORCES TRAINING .................................................................................................................... 484Vedran Naglić and Tomislav PisačićTHE RELATIONS OF MORPHOLOGICAL DIMENSIONS ANDPHYSICAL FITNESS AMONG CROATIAN ARMED FORCES MEMBERS ............................................................................ 485KINESIOLOGY OF TOP-LEVEL SPORTSaša Cecić ErpičSports career termination and adaptation to post-sports life:A review of developmental-sport psychological perspectives ............................................................. 488Sigmund LolandJustifying antidoping: fair opportunity andthe biology of performance enhancement ................................................................................................................. 494Nic James, Gethin Rees, Joe Taylor, Ian Grant and Phil BarterFORMATION MAPS OF 5 MINUTES BEFORE AND AFTER SCORING IN SOCCER ..................................................... 495Mario Baić and Włodzimierz StarostaPHYSICAL FITNESS LEVEL IN FREE STYLE JUNIORWRESTLERS OF THREE DIFFERENT WEIGHT CATEGORIES ................................................................................................. 496Tomislav Đurković, Nenad Marelić and Tomica RešetarLATENT STRUCTURE OF ANTHROPOMETRICDIMENSIONS IN ELITE CROATIAN VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS ................................................................................................. 500Marko Erceg, Igor Jelaska and Boris MalešDEVELOPMENT ANALYSIS OF SOCCER PLAYERS’ FUNCTIONAL CHARACTERISTICS ........................................ 505Borut Fonda, Andrej Panjan and Nejc ŠarabonREACTION TIME, RANGE AND VELOCITY OF THE REVERSEHANDPUNCH IN ELITE KARATE ATHLETES ................................................................................................................................... 51015

6 th International Scientific Conference on Kinesiology, 2011, Opatija, CroatiaGordana Furjan-Mandić, Lejla Šebić and Josipa RadašCORRELATION BETWEEN EFFICIENCY IN PERFORMING BODY ELEMENTSAND ELEMENTS WITH A ROPE AND RIBBON IN RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS .............................................................. 514Mitja GerževičCOMPARISON OF SELF-PERCEIVED FATIGUE AND CHANGES IN SURFACEEMG PARAMETERS DURING AN ALL-OUT SIX-MINUTE ROWING EXERCISE ........................................................... 519Igor Gruić, Dinko Vuleta, Marina Bazzeo and Katarina OhnjecSituational efficiency of teams in female part of tournamentin the World Beach Handball Championship in Cadiz ......................................................................................... 524Goran Leko, Klara Šiljeg and Dajana ZoretićFULLY TETHERED SWIMMING vs. SPRINT SWIMMING ......................................................................................................... 529Nuno M. Martins, Hugo M. Sarmento and José C. LeitãoDEFENSIVE PROCESS OF the WORLD CUP 2006 ANDEURO CHAMPIONS 2008: T-PATTERN ANALySiS .......................................................................................................................... 533Đurđica Miletić, Sunčica Delaš Kalinski and Ana BožanićHOW DOES THE PERFORMANCE OF ACROBATIC ELEMENTSEFFECT FINAL BEAM RESULTS IN ARTISTIC GYMNASTS ..................................................................................................... 537Saša Rodić, Igor Gruić and Katarina OhnjecRELATIONS BETWEEN BASIC AND SPECIFICAGILITY OF YOUNGER HANDBALL PLAYERS ............................................................................................................................... 541Hugo M. Sarmento, Jorge M. Campaniço, Maria T. Anguera and José C. LeitãoA COMPARISON OF PLAYING TACTICS IN THE ENGLISHPREMIER LEAGUE, SPAnIsh LA LIGA AND ITALian SERIE A ............................................................................................ 546Gabriele Semprini and Gianluca CaimmiKitesurfing Freestyle Performance Analysis ........................................................................................................... 551Hrvoje Šašek, Tamara Glad and Boris BalentEVALUATION OF IMPORTANCE OF DIFFERENT ELEMENTS IN PREPARATION,COMPETITION AND TRANSITION PERIOD AMONG TOP-LEVEL ATHLETES, TOP-LEVELCOACHES AND COACHES FROM AVERAGE POPULATION IN SHOOTING SPORT ...................................................... 555Boštjan ŠimuničSKELETAL MUSCLE CONTRACTION TIME IN PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL PLAYERS ........................................... 560Dario Škegro, Dražan Dizdar, Dragan Milanović and Asim BradićEvaluation of basic types of offense in basketball accordingto its beginning and outcome and the final outcome of the game ................................................... 565Patrik Drid, Nebojša Majstorović, Gustav Bala, Milena Mikalacki and Miodrag DrapšinDIFFERENCES IN COGNITIVE AND CONATIVE FUNCTIONINGOF JUDOISTS, SHOOTERS AND VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS ......................................................................................................... 570Jesus Rivilla, Jorge Lorenzo and Javier SampedroDifferences in the jump capacity dependingon the degree of opposition in the handball jump throw ............................................................................. 571Husnija Kajmović, Izet Rađo and Amel MekićTHE EFFECT OF RULE CHANGES IN JUDO ONSITUATIONAL EFFICIENCY IN FEMALE JUDO BOUT ................................................................................................................ 572Safet Kapo, Izet Rađo, Branko Cikatić and Erduan KafedžićTRENDS IN THE IMPORTANCE OF APPLYING HYPOTHETICAL PERSONALITYDIMENSIONS DURING TOP-LEVEL HEAVYWEIGHT K-1 FIGHTS ......................................................................................... 573Ifet Mahmutović, Nedžad Osmankač, Tine Sattler and Joško MilenkoskiTHE EFFECT OF HYPOTHETICAL PREDICTORS ON THE REPRESENTATIONOF CHARACTERISTICAL MODALITY SERVICES IN VOLLEYBALL ................................................................................... 57416

Integrative Power of KinesiologyGethin Rees, Joe Taylor, Phil Barter and Ian GrantZONE 14 AS A STRATEGIC ATTACKING AREA IN CHAMPIONSHIP SOCCER ............................................................... 575Marian Uvaček and Alena CepkováEVALUATION OF GAME PERFORMANCE IN BEACH VOLLEYBALLDEPENDENCY LEVELS ATTACK FROM LEVEL OF QUALITY RECORDINGS ................................................................ 576Petra Zaletel, Goran Vučković, Lygeri Dimitriou, Nic James, Andrej Rebula and Meta ZagorcANALYSIS OF DANCE POSTURES IN LATIN-AMERICANDANCES USING ANNOTATION AND SAGIT TRACKING ............................................................................................................ 577Grigory Popov, Eduard Malkhasyan and Vartanush MarkaryanMAGNETIC STIMULATION IN THE DEVELOPMENT OFTHE FORCE COMPONENT OF MUSCLE CONTRACTILITY ....................................................................................................... 578MANAGEMENT OF SPORTPart One: Management of SportGregor Jurak, Marjeta Kovač, Jakob Bednarik and Edvard KolarQUO VADIS, SLOVENIAN SPORT? ........................................................................................................................................................... 580Sanela ŠkorićAPPLICATION OF STRATEGIC MANAGEMENTACTIVITIES IN the CROATIAN NATIONAL SPORT FEDERATIONS ................................................................................... 584Zlatko Hodak and Marina HodakCHARACTERISTICS OF MANAGERS IN SPORT ORGANISATIONS IN CROATIA .......................................................... 588Ivan NovakINTEGRATIVE MARKETING MANAGEMENT AND ITS POSSIBILITY TO APPLY IN SPORT ................................ 592Darija Omrčen and Mato BartoluciPROMOTION AS A TYPE OF COMMUNICATION IN SPORTS MARKETING ..................................................................... 597Hajer Naouali and Abdessatar AtiTHE SALARY OF A PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALLER: THE DETERMINING FACTORS ................................................ 601Alen Jerkunica, Stipe Smoljanović and Denis KosorTHE ROLE OF YOUTH ACADEMY IN CREATING NEWVALUES FOR THE PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL CLUB ................................................................................................................ 605Teo Bratinčević and Stipe SmoljanovićSMALL AND MEDIUM SPORTS ENTERPRISES ............................................................................................................................... 609Stevo Popović, Duško Bjelica, Georgi Georgiev and Selcuk AkpinarCOMPARISON OF ATTITUDES TOWARD ADVERTISING THROUGH SPORTBETWEEN MONTENEGRIN AND TURKISH STAKEHOLDERS ............................................................................................... 612Tibor BarnaWRESTLING AS A CASUALTY OF OLYMPIC PROFIT AND MEDIA ...................................................................................... 613Part Two: Sports TourismZlatko Verunica, Daniela Gračan and Ivana IvančićSPORT AND TOURISM AS COMPLEMENTARY SOCIOECONOMIC PHENOMENA ....................................................... 614Daniela Gračan, Zrinka Zadel and Andreja Rudančić-LugarićTHE ROLE OF SPORT IN PROMOTION OF CROATIAN TOURISM ........................................................................................... 618Mato Bartoluci and Sanela ŠkorićMANAGING WELLNESS DEVELOPMENT IN CROATIAN TOURISM ................................................................................... 622Zvjezdana Hendija and Snježana Boranić-ŽivoderMANAGING WELLNESS OFFER BASED ON TOURIST ANALYSIS IN COASTAL CROATIA .................................... 62617

6 th International Scientific Conference on Kinesiology, 2011, Opatija, CroatiaKristina Bučar and Claude SobryGOLF TOURISM AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT:FRANCE AND CROATIA, TWO EUROPEAN EXAMPLES ............................................................................................................. 631Slobodan Ivanović, Romina Alkier Radnić and Tonći JerakSIGNIFICANCE OF GOLF FOR REPOSITIONING OF ISTRIA ON THE TOURIST MARKET ...................................... 635Zdenko Cerović and Sanda Grudić KvasićSAILBOAT REGATTA MANAGEMENT AS A FACTOROF THE TOURIST DESTINATION PROMOTION ................................................................................................................................ 639Marko PerićPROFILES, SPORT HABITS AND TOURISM MOTIVES OF FITNESS CENTERS’ VISITORS ..................................... 644RESEARCH METHODOLOGYRado Pišot, Peter Kokol and Franjo ProtCONTEMPORARY APPROACH IN MEASURING ANDANALYSING FUNDAMENTAL MOTOR PATTERNS ....................................................................................................................... 650Hrvoje Sertić, Tihomir Vidranski and Ivan SegediEVALUATION OF A METHOD FOR OBJECTIVE ASSESSMENT OF SITUATIONAL EFFECT INKARATEKAS THROUGH TECHNICAL - TACTICAL INDEKS FOR SITUATIONAL EFFICIENCY .......................... 651Nejc ŠarabonREPEATABILITY OF ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC PARAMETERSUSED IN THE ASSESSMENT OF TRUNK STABILITY FUNCTIONS ....................................................................................... 656Mario JovanovićRELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ANTHROPOMETRICDIMENSIONS AND MOTOR ABILITIES IN SOCCER PLAYERS ............................................................................................... 662Goran Sporiš, Vlatko Vučetić and Davor ŠentijaCOMPARISON of VENTILATION THRESHOLD AND HEART RATEDEFLECTION POINT IN FAST AND STANDARD TREADMILL TEST PROTOCOL ........................................................ 667Zvonimir Tomac, Željko Hraski and Goran SporišTHE INFLUENCE OF CHANGE IN KINESIOMETRIC CONDITIONS ONTHE RESULTS OF HAND PLATE TAPpING TEST WITH PRESCHOOL CHILDREN ...................................................... 672Pense, M. and Turnagöl, H.Effects of Glycerol-induced Hyperhydration on Total BodyWater and Core Temperature in Endurance Athletes duringthe Course of Treadmill Exercise Performed at 30° C for 90 min ............................................................ 676Yaman Lesinger, F., Turnagöl, H., Koşar, N. and Pense, M.Effects of Three Different Fluid Hyperhydration onCardiovascular Functions and Endurance Performancein Athletes during Exercise at High Temperatures ............................................................................................. 677Zlatko Šafarić, Zoran Milanović, Nebojša Trajković,Aleksandar Joksimović, Valentin Barišić and Munir TalovićEFFECTS OF POWER PERFORMANCE ON KICKING VELOCITY IN YOUNG SOCCER PLAYERS ....................... 678Maja Horvatin-Fučkar, Ivana Hečimović and Ozren RađenovićDIFFERENCES IN THE EXPLOSIVE JUMPING STRENGTH OF DIFFERENTGENERATIONS OF FEMALE STUDENTS AT THE FACULTY OF KINESIOLOGY .......................................................... 682Boris Metikoš, Siniša Kovač, Marko Milanović and Željko LukendaSTUDENTS’ COMPETITION ACHIEVEMENTS ANALYSIS AT THE CITYOF ZAGREB UNIVERSITY SPORTS CHAMPIONSHIPS 2006 – 2010 ....................................................................................... 68718

Integrative Power of KinesiologyMarko Sukreški, Ivan Krakan and Jozo TomićDIFFERENCES IN EXPLOSIVE POWER OF FOOTBALLPLAYERS OF DIFFERENT AGE CATEGORIES ................................................................................................................................... 692Elvir Kazazović, Mensur Vrcić, Edin Jelešković and Haris AlićEFFECTS OF THE PROGRAMME OF ISOKINETIc EXERCISINGON STRENGTH OF KNEE EXTENSORS ................................................................................................................................................ 695Boris Balent, Ivan Kepcija and Ksenija BosnarMETRIC PROPERTIES OF DISPOSITIONAL FLOW SCALE-2 ON CROATIAN SAMPLE ............................................... 700Igor BaranCHANGES IN HEART RATE of DIVING BEGINNERS: HEART RATE ASA RESPONSE TO THE LOAD PATTERN AND SIZE OF THE HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE ........................................... 701Donald N. Roberson, Jr.The Basics of Qualitative Research ...................................................................................................................................... 702Pavol HoričkaRELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INTELLIGENCE AND THE LEVEL OF MOTOR LEARNING .......................................... 703Andrej PanjanEVALUATION OF THE DYNAMIC BALANCE TRACKING TEST ............................................................................................. 708Valentin Barišić, Nebojša Trajković, Zoran Milanović, Aleksandar Joksimović,Fredi Fiorentini, Zlatko Šafarić and Munir TalovićDIFFERENCES IN SAQ PERFORMANCE BETWEEN FUTSAL AND VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS ............................... 712Ivan Segedi, Hrvoje Sertić and Tihomir VidranskiSOME SPECIFICITIES DURING CONSTRUCTION AND VALIDATION OF A NEW INSTRUMENTFOR ASSESSMENT OF IMPORTANCE OF TECHNIQUES IN POLYSTRUCTURAL SPORT JUDO ........................... 716Muhedin Hodžić, Zrna Agačević and Naid KadušićSTRUCTURAL CHANGES OF TRANSFORMATION OF MORPHOLOGICALAND MOTOR ABILITIES OF STUDENTS IN ADDITIONAL CLASSES .................................................................................. 720Zulfo Aruković, Salko Huskić and Midhat MekićINFLUENCE OF ANTHROPOLOGICALFEATURES ON SPECIFIC BASKETBALL TESTS .............................................................................................................................. 731Satellite SymposiumHEALTH ENHANCING PHYSICAL ACTIVITYStjepan HeimerHEPA AND SRM COOPERATION – A WIN-WIN APPROACH ..................................................................................................... 734Ilkka VuoriLifestyle Physical Activity and Health ........................................................................................................................... 738Eva Martin-DienerThe national HEPA network in Switzerland –steering committee, plans and programs,cooperation among institutions, bodies and persons ....................................................................................... 740Charlie FosterBasic HEPA implementation guidelines ............................................................................................................................... 741Zdenek Hamrik, Michal Kalman and Katerina IvanovaDEVELOPMENT OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY RECOMMENDATIONSFOR HEALTHY CITIES IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC ........................................................................................................................ 74219