Browsing by Author "Stecenko, Ieva"

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    THE EVALUATION OF SPECIFIC PHYSICAL PREPARATION FOR U-14 AGE GROUP TENNIS PLAYERS : English
    (2023-12-31) Stecenko, Ieva; Ciematnieks, Uģis; Latvian Academy of Sport Education (LASE)
    During the last quarter of a century, tennis players have become faster and stronger, the way of the game has changed accordingly. Being successful in tennis and achieving high results in national and international competitions, it’s requires a high level of specific physical preparation. During the specific physical preparation training process is necessary to increase and evaluate the physical qualities of tennis players in preparation, competition, and transition period. In this article, with the method of literature and document analysis, were selected control exercises and tests, which can be used to evaluate the specific physical preparation dynamics of U14 age group tennis players.
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    Latvian Sports Regulation in Transition: Navigating Historical Evolution and Contemporary Development Trends
    (2024) Kameņecka-Usova, Marina; Žīdens, Jānis; Luika, Signe; Donāne, Laine; Agapova, Olena; Stecenko, Ieva; Griķis , Ričards; Juridiskā fakultāte; Department of Management and Communication Science; Faculty of Social Sciences; Department of Sport and Training Theory, Education Psychology and Education Internship
    This comprehensive analysis delves into the intricate realm of sports law and policies in Latvia, exploring the historical evolution, administrative framework, and policy landscapes that shape the country's sports sector. The text highlights Latvia's transition from the Centralized Soviet Model to a more autonomous sports system post-independence, reflecting the nation's historical context and pursuit of sporting excellence. It examines the interaction between EU regulations and internal sports governance, emphasizing the balance between market-regulating rules and legitimate sports governance. The study also discusses recent legislative amendments in response to geopolitical events that has shaken the Eastern Europe, such as the Russian invasion of Ukraine, showcasing Latvia's proactive approach to safeguarding national interests and ethical standards in sports. Furthermore, insights into the implementation of National Anti-Doping Regulations underscore Latvia's commitment to maintaining integrity in sports. The administrative framework involving various stakeholders, including governmental bodies and non-governmental organizations, is analysed to provide a holistic view of sports policy planning and stakeholder engagement in Latvia. Overall, this research sheds light on the evolving landscape of sports law in Latvia and the country's efforts to promote athletic development, fair play, and good governance in sports. The findings will contribute to a deeper understanding of the factors and forces shaping the sports sector in the country.