Retracted: Regular Physical Activity in the Army Of the czech Republic

Lašák, Petr; Pavlík, Vladimír; Fajfrová, Jana; Šafka, Václav; Pravdová, Lucie; Kulich, Marek

doi:10.31482/mmsl.2018.024

MMSL

2018

DOI: 10.31482/mmsl.2018.024

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Retracted: Regular Physical Activity in the Army Of the czech Republic

Petr Lašák¹,

Vladimír Pavlík²,

Jana Fajfrová³

et al.

Abstract: Pohybová aktivita je společně s racionální dietou základním opatřením v prevenci kardiovaskulárních, metabolických, onkologických ale i muskuloskeletálních onemocnění. Ve vojenských podmínkách existuje řada možností, jak zvýšit účinnost služební tělesné přípravy, modifikovat náplň preventivních rehabilitací nebo upravit procedury lázeňské léčby. V průběhu pracovní doby mají vojáci vyhrazený prostor na služební tělesnou přípravu, kdy nabízené spektrum sportovních činností je velmi široké. Výhodou provádění pohy… Show more

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Options of primary prevention in the Army of the Czech Republic

Pavlík¹,

Šafka²,

Lašák³

et al. 2019

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Autor popisuje možnosti monitorování výskytu neinfekčních onemocnění hromadného výskytu a realizaci preventivních intervenčních programů formou preventivních lékařských prohlídek, řízené fyzické aktivity a dispenzarizace nemocných osob ve zdravotnických, lázeňských a rehabilitačních zařízeních. Vyzdvihuje výhody provádění primárně preventivních opatření v Armádě České republiky.

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Options of primary prevention in the Army of the Czech Republic

Pavlík¹,

Šafka²,

Lašák³

et al. 2019

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The Impact of Catering on the Health and Life Satisfaction of Coalition Soldiers During Their deployment on a Military Operation

Vašek¹,

Žďára²,

Suchánek³

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Mil. Med. Sci. Lett.

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The following thesis focuses on the issues regarding catering and food and its impact on health and life satisfaction of coalition soldiers during their deployment on a military operation in the Middle East area. Obviously, food is a part of our lifestyle and it is certainly an area affecting our life satisfaction, all the more affecting the life satisfaction of soldiers specifically in an armed conflict environment where they are exposed to higher stress conditions. Furthermore, life satisfaction is one of the variables influencing the work itself. And work influences our lifestyle and vice versa. It can be also said that life satisfaction influenced by the working environment also affects the health of soldiers. It turns out that work satisfaction has a very strong and lasting relationship with life satisfaction, as work is a central factor for most people, influencing their identity Firstly, it was necessary to find out and describe information from the area of catering of troops in field conditions and fighting food rations which can be provided to deployed soldiers. The authors' fundamental research question is how the catering and food in the military operational environment affects the life satisfaction and health of deployed soldiers. To obtain the data, a standardized method, Life satisfaction questionnaire (authors: J. Fahrenberg, M. Myrtek, J. Schumacher and E. Brähler, 2001), was used. Food and catering play a very high role in our lifestyle, affects our health and furthermore, the quality of life in any situation. In life satisfaction, Danish soldiers have higher values, followed by American soldiers, and British men are the least satisfied during the foreign operation. The reasons for differences and their clarification corespondes with the last published "Happines Index" which is investigated annually by the United Nations agency.

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Testing of Dynamic Stability Lower Limb According to the Y Balance Test in Professional Judoka

Repová¹,

Lorente²,

Kubas³

2020

Mil. Med. Sci. Lett.

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Retracted: Regular Physical Activity in the Army Of the czech Republic

Cited by 4 publications

References 9 publications

Options of primary prevention in the Army of the Czech Republic

Options of primary prevention in the Army of the Czech Republic

The Impact of Catering on the Health and Life Satisfaction of Coalition Soldiers During Their deployment on a Military Operation

Testing of Dynamic Stability Lower Limb According to the Y Balance Test in Professional Judoka

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