Aktywność Fizyczna U Młodzieży Jako Podstawa Zdrowego Stylu Życia

Czarnecki, D.; Skalski, D. W.; Rybak, O.; Graczyk, M.; Dovgan, O.; Starikov, V.

doi:10.32782/2522-1795.2022.13.13

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“…It is shaped by appropriate patterns of behaviour, both through upbringing and socialisation. To the greatest extent this occurs in the early years of a child's life as a result of interactions within the family and during adolescence as a result of interactions with peers (2).…”

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Hand-to-hand combat in the 21st century—INNOAGON warrior or modern gladiator?—a prospective study

Kruszewski,

Cherkashin,

Kruszewski

et al. 2024

Front. Sports Act. Living

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IntroductionIn being an important lifestyle factor, the physical activity influences people's health status, including life expectancy. Specific forms of physical activity are exercises related to hand-to-hand combat in the broadest sense, often overlapping and containing similar elements associated with combat sports (for Western culture) and martial arts (for Far Eastern culture). There are many types of forms of practising hand-to-hand combat exercises, which can be seen as opposing or in some ways complementary, e.g.: “traditional”—e.g., karate or kung fu, practised for hundreds or even thousands of years, usually adhering to moral codes of conduct, and drawing ideas from philosophy, religion vs. “modern”—e.g., American pro wrestling or mixed martial arts—MMA, suggesting a combination of various traditional forms of martial arts. In terms of shaping a healthy lifestyle with mental health elements based on the implementation of hand-to-hand combat exercises, an analysis of these fundamental insights into physical activity is warranted. This study aims to investigate the development direction of the hand-to-hand exercises in Western culture, opposing the “traditional” and “modern” forms.DiscussionIn this study, INNOAGON theory responds to the overuse of the term “science of martial arts”. It is currently being used to promote extreme aggression and violence as an acceptable means of achieving success, and this model is expressively permeating other spheres of social interaction. In INNOAGON's understanding, hand-to-hand combat should be associated with the ancient thought of “doing good” (ancient Greece) or “wisdom” (Far Eastern cultures) including aesthetic and philosophical aspects. This links to numerous psychosocial benefits, self-esteem, discipline, body-mind coordination including breath control and relaxation, respect for others. The modern form of hand-to-hand combat, framed in these discussions as MMA or American pro wrestling, historically refers to the gladiatorial fights held during the Roman Games. The holding of fights in so-called “cages” refers to the arena in which Roman slave fights were held, and the athletes performing there are often referred to as modern-day “gladiators”.ConclusionProper education, including education in the area of physical culture, leading to the development of a society turned towards values broader than just fun or self-satisfaction should be the basis for the development of the next generations. It actually remains to decide which path of social change we will choose: in the case of INNOAGON a positive one, and in the case of modern gladiator a destructive one. Only a proper education combined with a broad programme of social role modelling, social facilitation—the foundations of which are laid by INNOAGON—including promotion on the Internet and social media can provide the right counterbalance to the pathology increasingly penetrating our lives, leading to the promotion of aggression and threats to physical and mental health.

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Hand-to-hand combat in the 21st century—INNOAGON warrior or modern gladiator?—a prospective study

Kruszewski,

Cherkashin,

Kruszewski

et al. 2024

Front. Sports Act. Living

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Rekreacja ruchowajako forma spędzania czasu wolnego studentów

Ogłoziński,

Parzonko

2023

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Celem badań było przedstawienie ilości czasu wolnego studentów, motywówtowarzyszących im przy planowaniu sposobów jego spędzania oraz najczęściej wybieranychform rekreacji ruchowej. Badania empiryczne przeprowadzono w okresie kwiecień–maj2023 roku na grupie 156 studentów warszawskich uczelni. W badaniu zastosowano metodęsondażu diagnostycznego z wykorzystaniem standaryzowanego kwestionariusza ankiety.Z przeprowadzonej analizy wynika, że mimo ograniczonej ilości czasu wolnego studencipodejmowali aktywność fizyczną, wybierając głównie takie formy rekreacji ruchowej, jak:ćwiczenie na siłowni, spacery, jazda na rowerze czy bieganie. Wysoko ocenili swoją kondycjęzdrowotną. W wyborze formy spędzania czasu wolnego studenci kierowali się głównie potrzebąregeneracji i odpoczynku, poprawy samopoczucia oraz dostarczenia rozrywki.

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Aktywność Fizyczna U Młodzieży Jako Podstawa Zdrowego Stylu Życia

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Hand-to-hand combat in the 21st century—INNOAGON warrior or modern gladiator?—a prospective study

Hand-to-hand combat in the 21st century—INNOAGON warrior or modern gladiator?—a prospective study

Rekreacja ruchowajako forma spędzania czasu wolnego studentów

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