Beden Eğitimi ve Spor Bölümü / Physical Education and Sports

Relation between warm-up with massage before competition and the result of the struggle and performance the boxers

Thu, 01 Jan 2009 00:00:00 GMT

Relation between warm-up with massage before competition and the result of the struggle and performance the boxers Beyleroğlu, Malik; Kolayiş, Hakan; Ramazanoğlu, Fikret Conclusions: Noticed that the massage just before the competition provides vigour, flexibility, improve both concentration and easy movement, and is parallel form of warm-up exercises in which boxer used less energy.

Spectators' behaviour from the view of security forces in sport competitions

Sun, 01 Jan 2012 00:00:00 GMT

Spectators' behaviour from the view of security forces in sport competitions Ramazanoğlu, Fikret Conclusions: Security forces reckon that the first precaution against the negative behaviours of the fanatic spectators should include forbidding fanatic spectators to enter the stadiums (27%), educating the spectators (25.1%), making the spectators aware of their behaviours (18%) and as a last resort, using force (14.5%) with arrest (15.4%).

Job Satisfaction of Physical Education Lecturers Working in Turkey

Thu, 01 Jan 2015 00:00:00 GMT

Job Satisfaction of Physical Education Lecturers Working in Turkey Mehmet Dalkilic; Zafer Cimen; Ramazanoğlu, Fikret Of the 314 lecturers interviewed in this study, 229 physical education lecturers, 46 of whom were females and 183 of whom were males working in 7 universities in different regions of Turkey participated in the research which aimed to determine the job satisfaction levels of the lecturers from the perspective of various factors. Of the total 314 lecturers, 7 (3.1%) were professors, 20 (8.7 %) were associated professors, 63 (27.5 %) were assistant professors, 48 (21.0 %) were instructors, 44 (19.2 %) were lecturers, and 47 (20.5 %) were research assistants. In consequence, job satisfaction differs significantly in-parallel to the rise in academic titles and in the years of teaching; moreover, the job satisfaction of participants who work in the most developed region of Turkey is the highest.

Examining the Decision-making Levels of Glider Pilot Trainers and Glider Pilot Candidates in Terms of Socio-demographic Variables

Thu, 01 Jan 2015 00:00:00 GMT

Examining the Decision-making Levels of Glider Pilot Trainers and Glider Pilot Candidates in Terms of Socio-demographic Variables Ramazanoğlu, Fikret The purpose of the present research is to examine the decision-making levels of glider pilot trainers and glider pilot candidates who serve in the field of Aeronautics in terms of certain socio-demographic variables. The universe of the present research comprises of all the pilot candidates and pilot trainers who performed gliding sports at the Turkish Aeronautical Association in 2013. In the present research, 71 pilot candidates and 21 trainer pilots that is, a total of 92 individuals participated. Obtained data was analyzed using SPSS:18 Statistics Software Package, and the significance levels was taken as p<0.05. Frequency analysis was used for.personal features, oneway variance analysis (ANOVA) was used to analyze variation by age, and independent t-test analysis was used for license status and profession. Consequently, decision-making styles of glider pilot ttainers were higher than glider pilot candidates. Self-respect, avoidant decision-making, suspensive decision-making, and panic decision-making styles were similar.