Trampolin

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Code Completion Credits Range Language Instruction Semester
703TRA credit 1 2 exercise hours (45 min) of instruction per week, 7 to 12 hours of self-study Czech winter and summer

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Department

The subject provides Department of Physical Education

Contents

Exercising on the trampoline can be not only an independent discipline but a helpful tool for the development of special movement characteristics and for creating movement habits.

During the classes students learn basic jumps, landing positions, and the easy combinations. Difficulty is gradually increased by turns. The group of exercises also includes jumps on a small trampoline.

Large trampoline - jumps into sitting position, laying position, and standing position.

Jumps into laying position with turns, jumps into laying backward with turns.

Somersaults forward and backward.

Combination and jumps in pairs.

Small trampoline - jumps, straight and with turns.

Jumps over an obstacle, jumps sideways.

Flips.

Learning outcomes

Mastery of basic jumps on small and large trampolines.

Prerequisites and other requirements

No requirements.

Literature

Appelt, Karel. Abeceda cvvičitele VI. část. Základní tělesná výchova, 1971 Barba, Eugenio- Savarese, Nicola. Slovník divadelní antropologie, o skrytém umění herců. Divadelní ústav, 2000

Cihlář, Ondřej. Nový cirkus. Pražská scéna, 2006

Reidinger, Jiří Bilbo. Když bolí úsměv. AMU, 2008

Rémy,Tristan. Klauniády. Orbis, 1968

Evaluation methods and criteria

Credit upon attendance.

Further information

Course may be repeated

No schedule has been prepared for this course

The subject is a part of the following study plans