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TITLE: Injury rate in men's volleyball AUTHOR: Barbora Bočková DEPARTMENT: Department of Physical Education SUPERVISOR: PaedDr. Jana Hájková ABSTRACT This bachelor's thesis focuses on the issue of injuries in men's volleyball. The aim of this study was to determine the most commonly injured body part among volleyball players. The partial goals were to determine the extent to which injuries are related to playing activities, playing positions, recovery, whether injuries occur more often in training or during matches, and what the coaches of the extraliga teams think about the issue of injuries. The thesis consists of two main parts: theoretical and practical. The theoretical part is divided into three topics: volleyball, injuries, and recovery. The volleyball topic deals with the characteristics of volleyball, rules, and the structure of sports performance. The injuries topic contains a description of injuries, sports injuries, and the most common types of injuries in volleyball. The recovery topic deals with the characteristics of recovery itself and its selected forms. The practical part includes the interpretation of results from 57 answered questionnaires from players and 4 questionnaires from coaches in the form of tables and graphs. Research questions were created in accordance with the aim of the...

Title: Monitoring the number of injuries in volleyball specializations and their prevention Objectives: The aim of the bachelor's thesis was to monitor, which player specialization is most burdened by the number of injuries and what prevention they use. . Methods: To obtain the necessary data, the method of expert finding in the form of a questionnaire was used. Hypotheses were established, the obtained data were processed into graphs and the results were determined. Then the results were compared with hypotheses and with foreign and Czech literature. . Results: I have found that the most affected position by injuries is middle blocker. The highest incidence of acute injuries is in the area of fingers and ankles. Players most often have chronic problems with their knees and shoulders. In terms of prevention, I found that volleyball players most often use regeneration in the form of other sports activities and that the length of their initial warm-up does not correspond to the theoretical basis. Keywords: volleyball, prevention, injury, regeneration, load, warm-up

ct Title: Preventive measures injury of ankle joint in volleyball of junior girl's level Objectives: The aim of this master thesis is to find out, if the clubs sufficiently abide by preventive measures to eliminate the injury of ankle joint by doing performance level of volleyball among junior girls level (13 - 15 years). Next aim is to find out an information about injury of ankle joint which have had girls between 13 - 15 years. Methods: I used a questionnaire with open, half-closed and closed questions to get the necessary data. Results: Observe of the preventive measures to eliminate an injury of ankle-joint in junior girls level and finding out the information about the injury of ankle-joint on this level. Keywords: volleyball, injury, ankle-joint, prevention, regeneration

Name of the diploma thesis: Comparison in Frequency of Shoulder and Spine Injuries between 1st National Volleyball Men's and Women's League Players Goal of the diploma thesis: Goal of this thesis is to determine frequency of shoulder and spine injuries within men's category of professional volleyball. Thesis also surveys types of prevention and regeneration that players use, how long they warm up and how they compensate strain before training (match) and after training (match). At the end thesis compares men's results with women's that are based on survey from this thesis and from bachelor work (Vítová, 2012). Method: Required data was obtained by questionnaire in field. Acquired data was processed on the basis of perused Czech and foreign literature that is focused on injuries and prevention in sport. Results: Overview of frequency of shoulder and spine injuries within men's and women's volleyball. Key words: volleyball, injuries, shoulder, spine, prevention

PREVENTION OF KNEE JOINT INJURIES IN PROFESSIONAL WOMEN VOLLEYBALL OBJECTIVES Objective of this thesis is to explore whether the preventive actions, for elimination of factors that may cause knee joint injuries, are performed in professional junior women volleyball teams. In case of identified deficiencies specific program is created for coaches of junior women volleyball teams. The purpose of program is to act preventively and for that reason to eliminate referred factors. METHODS Data collection method of questionnaire with "open" and "closed" questions was used for field survey. RESULTS We have discovered that preventive actions are not performed in particular in area of knee-joint examination and regeneration. Also plyometric method, compensation exercise and exercise with balance equipment are neglected during workout. Key words: volleyball, injury, knee-joint, prevention

Name of the bachelor work: Frequency of Shoulder and Spine Injuries within Woman Volleyball Goal of the bachelor work: Main goal of this work is to determine number of shoulder and spine injuries that the first woman league volleyball players suffered during their carrier and to determine description of injuries and types of prevention and regeneration that players use. Method: Required data was obtained by questionnaire in field. Acquired data was processed on the basis of perused Czech and foreign literature that is focused on injuries and prevention in sport. Results: Overview of frequency of shoulder and spine injuries within volleyball. Key words: volleyball, injuries, prevention, regeneration