Athletics Content In Primary School And The Role On Conditional Capacity Development

Abstract

The aim is to improve primary physical education process based on the use of means and methods into capacity-building athletic conditional. Along with driving skills, driving skills must be the primary objectives of the physical education lesson content. Regardless of the material conditions (room, devices, materials) or weather (rain, snow, fog, cold), development of motor skills should be first. It is preferred that the lesson of physical education, physical attributes are not placed at random. Rank actions for developing motor skills in physical education class must be determined depending on the nature of that effort in order to ensure optimal volume or intensity and ensure the return of the body. School athletics is athletics during the initiation, which, from the earliest years of school children begin to learn the basic mechanisms specific athletic evidence. These are important for the influence they have both in developing basic motor skills, but also in developing the child's motor skills for daily activity, it’s natural that you have athletic exercises. As such athleticism is one of the core subjects in school physical education ( Cârstea, 1993 ; Mitra, 1977 ). There was almost no sports discipline in which technical structure finds itself at least one of the specific movements of athletics. For this the correct assimilation exercises and skills learned in school athletics should be the most correct, and we refer to running, jumping and throwing, in all their manifestations. The exercises in school athletics are structured according to three specific groups, such as: running, jumps, throws ( Ionescu-Bondoc, 2007 ), (Programele şcolare, 2001).

Keywords: Athleticsprimary; speed; strength; resistance development

Introduction

I decided to tackle this issue as they have the means and knowledge sufficient to amount to a

higher rank knowledge already gained in this field at both theoretically and practically. The knowledge

obtained through studies at higher level, encouraged me to try and fail as I will demonstrate and give new

meanings to this branch of athletics. Also I liked and I was always fascinated by sport in general and I

toyed with different sports including athletics which I moved, and I determined to realize research in this

to help through the means available to develop this area.

Content, Methodology

In the specific literature, the term track is defined as a "system of exercises designed as running,

throwing and jumping natural and stylized, in order to develop specific physical qualities and obtain a

higher result in their practice(Alexe, 1993), (Ardelean, 1982), (Cârstea, 2000), (Mihailescu, 2006), (

Mitra, 1977). " The ancient Greeks "athletes" were those people who were preparing specifically for the

purpose for winning a prize in a contest. The term used in literature, athletics is athletics (British English)

and track and field (American English) or samples on the track (track - jogging) and field samples (field - jumping and throwing). Athletics competitions include groups of samples and samples that have specific

characteristics, according to the three fundamental categories of exercise or running, jumping and

throwing. Anyway ordered these exercises, they do not change the general meaning and essential motor,

which we express notions of running, jumping and throwing. In school curricula at all grades and in the

sports activity of students and soldiers, athletics is currently in physical education lessons or sports

training (Ionescu-Bondoc, 2007), (Programele scolare, 2001).

Unlike traditional education, centered on knowledge, the distribution of knowledge in the modern

school education rise much above the level of mere knowledge, mere transmission and assimilation of

knowledge. The main concern now is to make knowledge a function of engine of development thinking,

attitude and behavior training, promoting the personal development of the student ( Programele scolare ,

2001).

The means of capacity building generally used conditional and specific athletes

Making full use of exercises:

• running school

• jumping school

• disposal school

• balance school

Quality basic motive:

• reaction speed, movement and execution of motor acts, single and repeated

• explosive force and maximum force large muscle chains

• mixed aerobic and resistance efforts

• complex coordination segments from the body and body in space, time and handling guidelines

Objects

Specific motor qualities:

• speed, strength, stamina, agility, mobility manifestations of samples in each group their combined

forms of expression.

Methods and means of development:

• maximum power, explosive;

• the rate of reaction completion, the repetition of the movement

• a mixed aerobic and resistance efforts

• the skill

• mobility and suppleness

Methods / growth:

• active muscle

• trophy

• tonicity

Research Methods

There were used the following methods:

1. Method literature study which consisted of gathering information and documentation necessary

to substantiate theoretical work.

2. Method teaching observation - is to follow and accurate recording of events intended subjects.

3. Experimental method

4. The method of measurements and tests

Subjects included in the research

Class III children with a staff of 15 subjects, of which eight girls and seven boys were components

of the study that I conducted this school.

Test and measurement

Test tools that we used during the study were a few tests that I will present below:

- running speed on the distance of 25 m; (A.V.)

- long jump from place; (S.L.)

- throwing the Oina ball; (A.M.O.)

- running resistance on the distance of 600 m (A.)

Means used

The means we used in school running exercises such as running faster, running in moderate

tempo; school throwing exercises such as type flinging throws, throws release type; school jumping

exercises, jumping in place and make traveling, step leap, skip steps and combinations of steps.

Findings

Results obtained in initial and final testing, statistical interpretation and analysis of experimental

results.

During the study were conducted two tests. An initial test that was conducted at the beginning of

the school year respectively on 21 September 2015 and a final test at the end of the school year, namely

on the date of May 31, 2016.

When the survey was made a comparison between the results of the initial test and final test results

to highlight the effectiveness of means and methods used in physical education lessons.

Following the measurements motive applied to the female students and students of class III we

have obtained some data that we have evaluated according to certain criteria, assessing the level at which

the subjects investigated are at and to what extent exercises used were motility had on their efficiency.

Analyzing data obtained by calculating averages for both initial testing and final as it can be seen

an improvement in results in all samples applied to both girls and boys, thus confirming the assumption

made.

To judge the effectiveness of athletics content, we do an analysis on each sample, compared to

initial testing, final testing.

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In Figure 1 we see that the time

difference between initial and final

testing has decreased by 0.2-0.4 seconds.

Figure 1: Results in running tryout speed on 25 m boys, initial testing and final testing and the difference
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In Figure 2 we see that the time

difference between initial and final

testing has decreased by 0.2-0.4 seconds.

Figure 2: Results in running tryout speed on 25 m girls, initial testing and final testing and the difference
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In Figure 3 we see that the jump distance

difference between initial and final

testing has increased by 0.05-0.2 metres.

Figure 3: Test results in the long jump from standstill boys, initial testing and final testing and the difference
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In Figure 4 we see that the jump distance

difference between initialand final

testing has increased by 0.011-0.2

metres.

Figure 4: Sample results in long jump from standstill girls, initial testing and final testing and the difference;
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In Figure 5 we see that the distance

difference between initial and final

testing has increased by 1-5 metres.

Figure 5: Results in the throwing of the oina ball boys’ rounder, initial testing and final testing and the difference
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In Figure 6 we see that the distance

difference between initial and final

testing has increased by 1-3 metres.

Figure 6: Results in the throwing of the oina ball girls’ rounder, initial testing and final testing and the difference
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In Figure 7 we see that the time

difference between initial and final

testing has decreased by 5-10 seconds.

Figure 7: Results in running tryout resistance to 600 m boys, initial testing and final testing and the difference
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In Figure 8 we see that the time

difference between initial and final

testing has decreased by 2-10 seconds.

Figure 8: Results in running tryout resistance to 600 m girls, initial testing and final testing and the difference
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Conclusions

Along with driving skills, driving skills are paramount objectives of the physical education lesson

content. Regardless of the material conditions (room, devices, materials) or weather (rain, snow, fog,

cold), motor skills education is essential. It indicated that physical education class, physical attributes are

not arranged at random. Rank actions for developing motor skills in physical education class must be

determined depending on the nature of that effort in order to ensure optimal volume or intensity and

ensure the return of the body. Speed and skill development will be placed after link Third lesson

(selective influencing the musculoskeletal system) and strength and endurance will be placed before the

linker recovery of the body after exercise. Optimal age influence on the development of motor skills

favorable mention that speed can be developed with very good results at age 10-12 years but the work of

educating speed in its various forms can begin 5-6 years. Develop better skills among the same age as the

speed limit. Strength and endurance, driving skills more easily improvable can educate systematically 9-

10 years with an upward trend and maximum opportunity for improvement. It notes that following the

work carried out, driving qualities required physical education lessons are strongly influenced, they can

be found also in the final evaluations, general skills and performance standards being achieved at a higher

level. We conclude that all four samples absolutely all subjects have been improvements in the results

from the final testing compared with the initial and increases performance were some significant, for

which certifies that the exercises in athletics schools used in physical education lessons clearly and

effectively improve conditional abilities. The control samples, came interest from the students and the

teacher to obtain final grades good and very good, leading to a better manifestation of physical qualities

speed through its forms, better strength and skill demonstrated by the results both groups of subjects

investigated.

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Constantin, A. M. (2017). Athletics Content In Primary School And The Role On Conditional Capacity Development. In E. Soare, & C. Langa (Eds.), Education Facing Contemporary World Issues, vol 23. European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences (pp. 1447-1455). Future Academy. https://doi.org/10.15405/epsbs.2017.05.02.177