2. Results of the questionnaire  The survey presented here involved a number 105 students of Publiczne Gimnazjum in Czarna  This has enabled us to obtain a fairly realistic on the sport.  The age range is between 1997 and 1999. The school population

3. The sample included 53 female students and 52 male Results of the questionnaire

4. Educating parents of the students The chart shows that in 0 cases students’ mothers do not have any school qualification; 6 have Primary School qualification; 15 have Middle School qualification; 45 have High School diploma; 18 have a Professional Degree and 21 have a University Degree.

5. Results of the questionnaire Educating parents of the students The chart shows that in 0 cases students’ fathers do not have any school qualification; 1 have Primary School qualification; 17 have Middle School qualification; 40 have High School diploma; 19 have a Professional Degree and 28 have a University Degree.

6. Results of the questionnaire Here is summerized the details about students’parents professions: FatherMother Profession businesswoman teacher shop assistant office worker housewife nurse lawyer economist Profession buissessman mechanics builder office worker glass worker driver geodesist fireman teacher geologist forester unemployed

7. Results of the questionnaire Family composition  The chart shows that 5 families have only one child.  79 families have 2 children.  7 families have 3 children.  4 families have 4 children.

8. Results of the questionnaire Which sport do your brothers or sisters play?  Sisters: The majority said swimming, dancing, basketball, rollerblading, Nord Walking  Brothers: Some of them confirmed that their brothers practise sports such as football, tennis, running, cycling, swimming

9. Results of the questionnaire Have your parents ever played any sport? MotherFather athletics dancing Nord Walking cycling skiing walking swimming running badminton none athletics football volleyball cycling skiing running mountain climbing tennis motor racing chess

10. Results of the questionnaire Do your parents currently play any sport? As far as mother or fathers practising sport at moment is considered, only 2 fathers are practising football and motor racing. They claimed they are too tired to do any sports after their job. They prefer relaxing to practising any sport. However, many of them were practising other sports in the past. There were: football, boxing, voleyball, swimming, motor racing, badminton, climbing, running, cycling and playing chess

11. Results of the questionnaire Do you practice physical education at school? Almost all students participate in the physical education classes at school. They have told that physical education classes are as important as the other school subjects. Only 2 students of 103 are exempted.

12. Results of the questionnaire Do you always participate in the physical education classes? All students - 105 - participate in physical education regularly, four times during the week; only some pupils don’t participate in classes of the physical education on account of the malaise.

13. Results of the questionnaire Do you always participate in the physical education class? 101 students of 105 said that physical education has the same importance as other subjects; only 4 students said that others subjects are more important for them than physical education. Why?  Loss of the excess weight.  The pupil is training the body and the mind.  I am learning to overcome own weaknesses  I have fun.  I learn a lot of things.  It is useful to socialize with other people.  It helps me to understand my limits.  These are four hours during the week when I can relax.  It is important for health.

14. Results of the questionnaire Do you do sport in extra curricular time at school? 28 pupils of 105 are involved in an extra sports activities, organised by the school.

15. Results of the questionnaire How do you find physical education at school? The students describe physical education as:  nice – 60 students  interesting – 41 students  boring – 4 students

16. Results of the questionnaire Do you practice sport at a competitive level? Our students don’t practise any sport at a competitive level. Some of them are practising sport not considered as a school subject. They attend to different sport centres or football clubs.

17. Results of the questionnaire Which competitive sport do you practise? FemaleMale gymnastics basketball swimming dancing volleyball handball badminton cycling rollerblading football basketball volleyball skiing cycling athletics gym

18. Results of the questionnaire How often do you practice sport? 27 of 105 children are involved in sports at least 3 times a week and practise football; 6 of 105 3 times a week practise dancing; 9 of 105 three times a week play basketball; 20 of 105 twice a week go swimming; table tennis, volleyball and chess. The students, who practise sports not regularly, there are only 6 of them.

19. Results of the questionnaire How old were you when you started doing sport? When they started to practise sport 30 students were 5; 6 students 6 years old; 60 students were 7; 9 students tried to do it later.

20. Results of the questionnaire Have you ever change sport? 105 answered (5 YES and 100 NO)

21. Results of the questionnaire Who suggested you to start doing sport? 90 students have chosen the sport by themselves; 10 said their families help him or her; only 7 students said no answers

22. Results of the questionnaire Which are the most important things of doing sport?  Stay physically fit.  Compete with the others.  Stay together with your friends.  Becoming a championship.  Improve the physical apperance.  Enjoying oneself.  Forgeting about your problems.  Relieve anger.  Stay in touch with nature.

23. Results of the questionnaire Who bring you to sport? The students are brought to the gym or football matches by their parents - 32, but many of them come to these places on foot – 73 (by themselves). Where do you practice sport? They practise in the gym or in the football stadium. They take to go by bike, on foot or by car with their parents. How do you get to the place where you practice sport? They usually get to different sport places mostly on foot, by bike or they parents bring them to these sports places. In case you stopped doing sport, which was the reason? The most important reason is: they don’t have enough time or some of them think it is waste timing.

24. Results of the questionnaire Most of the students think, they didn’t have any sport situations which made them feel insecure. However four of them described a sport situation where they were hit in the head with a ball. They felt sad, angry, irritated, they felt pain. They also didn’t have any sports situations that feel them nervous or anxious. In summing up, I would like to add that many young students like practising different types of sports. Because they like moving, but in their elder years they complain about luck of time of even that they are too tired to do any sports after their job.

25. Results conducted efficiency tests Year of birth No. stu- dents Height Max (cm) Height Min (cm) Average height (cm) Weight Max (Kg) Weight Min (Kg) Average weight (Kg) femalemalefemalemalefemalemalefemalemalefemalemalefemalemale 1997371.761.911.471.651.631.786910540515467 1998331.751.821.611.621.651.716590434344525264 1999351.701.781.471.441.601.64686731355360 Total105------------ Year of birth, height, weight

26. Results conducted efficiency tests Female Year of birth No. students Standing, long jump Max. m Min. m Average 1997191.751.201.45 1998171.901.401.50 1999171.701.101.50 Year of birth No. students Quintuple jump Max. m Min. m Average m 1997198.506.557.54 1998178.807.508.70 1999179.006.207.18

27. Results conducted efficiency tests Female Year of birth No. students Speed test 30 metres Max. s Min. s Average s 1997195.26.66.2 1998175.05.75.3 1999174.97.56.0 Year of birth No. students Abdominals – 30 s Max.Min.Average 199719222021 199817271922 199917272023

28. Results conducted efficiency tests Female Year of birth No. students Dorsals – 30 s Max.Min.Average 199719585053 199817271922 199917653053 Year of birth No. students Pushups – 30 s Max.Min.Average 1997191217 1998172815 19991730514

29. Results conducted efficiency tests Female Year of birth No. students Running resistance – 10 min. Max. m Min. m Average m 199719197116061861 199817155815331539 199917189810221605

30. Results conducted efficiency tests Male Year of birth No. students Standing, long jump Max. m Min. m Average 1997182.481.451.91 1998162.251.151.75 1999182.201.531.70 Year of birth No. students Quintuple jump Max. m Min. m Average m 19971812.538.0010.03 19981612.057.159.30 19991811.306.8010.00

31. Results conducted efficiency tests Male Year of birth No. students Speed test 30 metres Max. s Min. s Average s 1997184.165.044.47 1998164.385.754.90 1999184.425.314.82 Year of birth No. students Abdominals – 30 s Max.Min.Average 19971834326 199816341521 199918351927

32. Results conducted efficiency tests Male Year of birth No. students Dorsals – 30 s Max.Min.Average 199718603851 199816663752 199918553546 Year of birth No. students Pushups – 30 s Max.Min.Average 199718441533 199816391026 199918311525

33. Results conducted efficiency tests Male Year of birth No. students Running resistance – 10 min. Max. m Min. m Average m 199718255016502150 199816240013501933 199918255017251605

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