Physical Activities Of The Students At VŠB-Technical University Of Ostrava In The Context Of The Sedentary Society
Vol.10,No.1(2016)
Our cultural sphere is characterised by decreasing the importance of physical activity in the context of sedentary lifestyles. It results in increasing the importance of regular sports and physical activities as part of an integral approach that supports good health and the overall physical and mental condition of the individual. A major contribution to this field is to promote physical activities at all levels of our educational system, including the university environment. Based on the evaluation of a public inquiry, the Department of Physical Education and Sport at VŠB – Technical University in Ostrava seeks to increase the attractiveness of sports activities for its students.
physical activities; sport; sedentary society; motivation
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