Physical Education II

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Institute of Physical Education and Sport

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The main goal of the physical training is to improve and extend locomotive skills which students have been earned within previous stages of their education as well as gain basic knowledge connected with kinantropology, hygienics and physiotherapy. Special attention is paid on the healthy lifestyle forming and compensation of sedentary occupation of students as a part of combat with civilization diseases. Within different study programmes, the Department of Physical Education and Sport offers following disciplines: aerobics, aikido, basketball, beach volleyball, badminton, bowling, skating, budo, floorball, football, frisbee, golf, in-line skating, canoeing, karate, fitness, downhill skiing, ice hockey, climbing, shooting bow, ninjutsu, swimming, softball, spinning, squash, table tennis, tennis, hiking, volleyball and health physical education. Students may choose one of above described sport disciplines according to their own interest and available capacity.

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Course may be repeated

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