The Opinion of Practitioners on the Biomotor Characteristics Necessary for Practicing High-Performance Sports

Abstract

The Polytopes by Iannis Xenakis is the collective name of a series of spatial multimedia installations and musical land art pieces realised on the second half of the 20th century, which take part in the tradition that links Richard Wagner’s conception of the total art work, the Gesamtkunstwerk. In the first decade of the same century, Alexander Scriabin envisioned his interpretation of a total art work, the utopian multimedia and multisensorial symphony Mysterium. By providing a brief description of the Concept of Polymediality (2003) and representative compositions associated with its two dimensions, this paper forms the hypothesis that all aforementioned works come under the contemporary notion of ‘augmented reality’. This is understood within a hybrid and polyaesthetic context, in which the composer defines a spatial unity of all media elements interacting with the music.

Investigating the Bio-Motor and Mental Level of Juniors at the Stage of Specialized Training in Sprinting-Hurdling-Jumping Events

“…The average height of the subjects does not correspond to the requirements of the current structural model, characterized by high values. Authors draw attention to the anthropometric peculiarities of the new performers, which tend to be taller and leaner [16], [18];…”