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Department of Physical Activities and Health Sciences

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Healthy through exercise - healthy exercise


The department of exercise and health, Health, is focussed on the interaction of physical exercise and health.
This looks at how various aspects of exercise influences human health and how this knowledge can be used to create new training programmes and therapeutic approaches for differently sensitive populations.It seeks to understand global issues related to physical activity in relation to health.
The department also provides education for undergraduate students in the fields of kinanthropological sciences focusing on physical activity and sport, medical-biological sciences and physiotherapy.

Main research priorities
1. Identifying effective physical activities and risk factors: identifying various types of physical activity and their impact on the body and health; analysing disorders including researching stress and its impact on human health; and assessing the effectiveness of preventive and therapeutic approaches.
2. Optimising physical activity: evaluating the individual factors of physical activity (optimal length, frequency and intensity of training programmes, ...) based on the impact on the organism and prevention.
3. Evaluating the influence of hormonal changes: investigating the relationship between hormonal changes and the effects of physical activity on body composition in specific groups, especially amongst women.

4. Studying the biomechanics of movement: biomechanical factors of movement in the context of the effectiveness of physical activity, the effects of different interventions and training regimes.
The activities of the department include quantitative and qualitative investigations in laboratory and field conditions. We work with physical fitness testing, body composition analyses, the study of biomechanics of movement, biomarker analyses and other methods. We analyse data from wearable technologies and also focus on the development of new wearable devices.

Employees

Department head

Deputy department head

Reasearch programme leader

Professors

Extraordinary professors

Associate Professors

Assistant Professors

Assistants

Scientific Researchers

Experts

Non-academic Staff

External People

Doctoral students

 Inactive employment status

Publications



Total number of publications: 44

Articles

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Projects


Total number of projects: 9

Teaching

Courses taught

Spring 2025 at Faculty of Sports Studies
  • Mýty a omyly ve statistice (CORE059)
  • 2D and 3D Motion Analysis (e005)
  • Alternative Trends in Athlete Regeneration (nk4060, np4060)
  • Anatomy (bp4008)
  • Anatomy II (bp4818)
  • Anthropomotorics and sports anthropology (dc4901)
  • Anthropomotorics and Sports Anthropology (de4901)
  • Anthropomotricity and Biomechanics (bk4018, bp4018)
  • Applied mathematical statistics (dc4004)
  • Applied Mathematical Statistics (de4004)
  • Athlete Regeneration (bk4460, bp4460)
  • Basic Techniques of Sports Massage (e035)
  • Basics of social and occupational rehabilitation (bp4856)
  • BIOHACKING - a lifestyle upgrade (CORE058)
  • Biology of Ageing (np4443)
  • Biomechanical analysis of human movement (e064)
  • Biomechanics (bp4823)
  • Biophysics (bp4824)
  • Clinical Physiology and Pathophysiology II (bp4837)
  • Didactics of Gymnastics (nk4123)
  • Ergonomics (np4440)
  • Ergotherapy (bp4845)
  • Exercise Physiology (bk4051, bp4051)
  • Exercise testing and prescription (e063)
  • Experiment in biomechanics (dc4910)
  • Experiment in Biomechanics (de4910)
  • First Aid (bk4038, bp4038, e008)
  • Integrated Rescue System (nk4743)
  • Internal medicine II (bp4846)
  • Kinesiology (bk4064, bp4064)
  • Kinesiology, Algesiology and Derived Techniques of Diagnostics and Therapy 2 (bp4822)
  • Kinesiology, Algesiology and Derived Techniques of Diagnostics and Therapy 4 (bp4839)
  • Kinesiology, Algesiology and Derived Techniques of Diagnostics and Therapy 6 (bp4855)
  • Law and administrative work in healthcare (bp4858)
  • Menstrual cycle, physical activity and nutrition of women (v2068)
  • Methodology (bk4001, bp4001)
  • Movement and Health (bk4025, bp4025)
  • Movement and health of children (dc4914)
  • Movement and Health of Children (de4914)
  • Neurology II (bp4840)
  • Neurophysiology (bp4813)
  • Orthopedics (bp4847)
  • Pathology (bp4815)
  • Pharmacology (bp4825)
  • Physical Activity for People with Diseases and Disabilities (bk4031, bp4031)
  • Physical therapy II (bp4816)
  • Physical therapy IV (bp4842)
  • Physiology (bp4013, bp4819)
  • Physiology of Sport and Exercise (e028)
  • Physiotherapy in clinical disciplines 1 (bp4820)
  • Physiotherapy in clinical disciplines 3 (bp4838)
  • Physiotherapy in clinical disciplines 5 (bp4857)
  • Physiotherapy practices I (b4814)
  • Physiotherapy practices III (b4841)
  • Practice (b4461)
  • Practice 2 (n4442)
  • Preventive Nutrition (np4420)
  • Primary Prevention of Chronic Non-Communicable Diseases (bk4440, bp4440)
  • Propedeutics in rehabilitation and basics of physiotherapy II (bp4817)
  • Prosthetics and orthotics (bp4861)
  • Research Trends in Kinanthropology (nk4005, np4005)
  • Science and Sport (nk4056, np4056)
  • Selected Topics in Sports Science (bk4036, bp4036)
  • Sleep and sleep hygiene (v2069)
  • Sports Massage (bk4441, bp4441)
  • Sports Nutrition and Regeneration (bk4055, bp4055)
  • Sports physiotherapy 2 (bp4844)
  • Strength Training and Conditioning in Specific Groups (nk4343, np4343)
  • Surgery (bp4821)
  • Theory and methodology of Gymnastics (np4123)
  • Wellness Concept (np4441)

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