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Halliwickův koncept plavecké výuky jako prostředek překonání strachu z vody
Title in English | Halliwick swimming concept as tool for overcoming fear of water |
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Authors | |
Year of publication | 2013 |
Type | Article in Periodical |
Magazine / Source | Aplikované pohybové aktivity v teorii a praxi |
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Citation | |
Field | Psychology |
Keywords | Subjective experience and personality states; anxiety; trepidation; people with physical disability; sport for the physically disabled; The Halliwick Swimming Concept. |
Description | This text deals with the impact of the Halliwick Swimming Concept on subjective experience and psychical states of people with physical impairment. By means of the Halliwick Swimming Concept, that consisted of 10 swimming lessons, we observed the psychical response of the tested persons to individual lessons as well as to the whole programme within a frame of a case study. The acquired data indicate a positive impact of the swimming programme in the fi eld of elimination of negative psychical state in water environment such as anxiety, discomfort and despondency and gradual increase of psychical well-being, activity and feelings of power and energy connected with positive expectations. Most of these changes proved not only in individual lessons, but also from the point of view of the whole programme evaluation. |
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