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Newsletter 4/2004
Scientific Conference in Czestochowa

21-22 October 2004 on The Czestochowa University of Technology have been held Scientific Conference "Sport training in interdisciplinary scientific researches".

The main organizer of this event was The Department of Physical Education and Sport of Management Faculty of the Czestochowa University of Technology and the AZS Academic Club of the Czestochowa University of Technology.

The main issues were:

Results of research were presented inter alia scientists connected with Taekwon-do: Zbigniew Bujak, Ph. D. from the Academy of Physical Education from Biała Podlaska, VI Degree holder, Vicepresident of Polish Taekwon-Do Association, chief of the scientific research, Jacek Wąsik, Ph. D. from the Academy of J. Dlugosz in Czestochowa, IV Dan holder, member of the Board of Directors of Polish Taekwon-Do Association and Miroslaw Zalech, 1 kup holder, from the Academy of Physical Education in Biała Podlaska.

The below materials were presented on the Scientific Conference: "Sport training in interdisciplinary scientific researches" in Czestochowa in term 21-22.10.04 and in abstract books:

  1. "Sport training in interdisciplinary scientific researches"
    ISBN 83-88469-82-7, published by Politechnika Czestochowska 2004,
    chapter 4 - "Elements of sport training in physical education and motor recreation",
     
  2. "Directions of development of scientific research in sports training"
    ISBN 83-88469-87-8, published by: Politechnika Czestochowska 2004
     
The above materials were presented on the Scientific Conference: "Sport training in interdisciplinary scientific researches" in Czestochowa in term 21-22.10.04 and in abstract book "Directions of development of scientific research in sports training" published by: Politechnika Czestochowska 2004.

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