Rhythmic gymnastics in Serbia: From success to sustainable developmen strategy

Moskovljević, Lidija

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“…This article compares and analyzes elite and ordinary athletes' lower limbs and bodies. 8 Table 2 shows that the elite athletes in group A performed significantly higher than ordinary athletes in 10 s of the 10-second small jump, standing long jump, sit-ups, and plank support (P<0.01). There was a big difference between the elite and ordinary athletes in group B when doing sit-ups (P<0.01).…”

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Indices of Physical Fitness in Rhythmic Gymnastics Athletes

Jiang

Hai-bo

2023

Rev Bras Med Esporte

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Introduction: Rhythmic gymnastics uses the body as a tool for expression and choreographed beauty. Athletes use various body movements and beautiful voices to create a competitive sport that combines technology and art. This high-level sports performance set results from much targeted fitness training. Yet, the sport lacks research relating fitness to the difficulties of the new rules. Objective: This paper explores the choreographic differences in rhythmic gymnastics under the current rules. The differences in athletes’ body fitness are also evaluated. Methods: The fitness indices of 120 rhythmic gymnasts were evaluated by a developed method encompassing the upper body, trunk and lower limbs. A general analysis of the movement organization characteristics of Chinese rhythmic gymnasts was also performed. Armed with these data, the mathematical statistics method was adopted to conduct empirical research. results: The 10-second long jump, standing jump, lifting, plank, and other 10-s performances in elite athletes were significantly more expressive than those in ordinary athletes (P<0.01). In the lifting test, elite athletes were significantly better than ordinary athletes (P<0.01). There was a significant difference between elite and ordinary athletes in the plank stand (P<0.05). There was no significant difference in the remaining individual scores. Conclusion: The critical period of the upper limb development of rhythmic gymnasts is significantly lagged compared to the lower limbs. The artistic arrangement of rhythmic gymnastics is fundamental to its good presentation. The innovations and diversified changes evidenced an advance in rhythmic gymnastics that athletes must absorb to achieve better competitive results. Level of evidence II; Therapeutic studies - investigation of treatment outcomes.

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Indices of Physical Fitness in Rhythmic Gymnastics Athletes

Jiang

Hai-bo

2023

Rev Bras Med Esporte

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Neoliberal Culture Policy and Public Goods in Culture

Delibašić

2022

DHS

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The subject of this paper is the analysis of the position of culture as a public good in transition and post-transition social and economic context conditioned by neoliberal paradigm strengthening. Models and concepts of the culture policy which depict the relationship towards public good in culture will be presented as well. Individual culture policy models present opposite attitudes towards the principle that states that the culture is a public good. Special attention was addressed to the analysis of the transition from socialist culture policy to Neoliberal culture policy, i.e., analysis of the state’s changed relationship towards public goods in culture. In socialist Yugoslavia, the principle of culture as a public good was introduced by the socialist culture policy. The nordic model of cultural policy is based on the idea of cultural democracy which includes equal access to culture for all citizens. The neoliberal model of culture policy denies the principle of culture as public good due to its primary market orientation. It rests on the Neoliberal economic paradigm and commercialization of cultural goods. In the majority of transition and post-transition countries, the culture sector cannot exist based on market business. Culture cannot exist without government support but it does not mean that culture funding should rely only on budget. One of the primary tasks for state culture policy in post-transition societies is the protection and promotion of the public function of culture. State culture policy via legal, financial, value and organizational instruments must guarantee access to cultural goods to the greatest number of citizens possible.

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Rhythmic gymnastics in Serbia: From success to sustainable developmen strategy

Cited by 2 publications

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Indices of Physical Fitness in Rhythmic Gymnastics Athletes

Indices of Physical Fitness in Rhythmic Gymnastics Athletes

Neoliberal Culture Policy and Public Goods in Culture

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