SummaryA word, a term, written or spoken is the most beautiful jewel that a civilization can make. It can be therefore said that the specialized terminology of a particular profession – is its jewel. This professional jewel, specialized terminology, reflects not only its present time but also all the past ages it was developed through into a jewel of a culture and its civilizational value.This also applies to the specialized terminology of physical culture that is, the terminology of physical education and sport. It is also the jewel which reflects the present and the past; its developmental path that has always been adjusted to the social circumstances and time it has existed in. Its terminology can provide insight into its development, rises and falls, turns to the prevailing ’’noble’’ ideas, inflow of foreign words into the body of the specialized terminology.Development of the specialized terminology for physical culture that is, physical education and sport includes not only deep consideration and proficiency but also good intentions to make improvements to the profession and not to the current geopolitical (in)conveniences.It is therefore very important to emphasize that search and selection of a term which can indeed reflect the conceptual content in question is neither easy nor automatic. Moreover, if a good intention is missing, then various problems in communication can occur. The Latins described it very well: Nomen est omen.Doubts about terms: physical culture – sport, physical education – sport education, physical exercising – physical activity, physical recreation – sport recreation are just some of the examples indicating that it is necessary to continue the development of the multilingual specialized terminology dictionary for our profession.

The pattern of human movement is strongly influenced by biomotor conditions, age development will affect the level of biomotor maturity. Forehand smash is one of the techniques that every badminton athlete must master well. To do this stroke well, a good movement pattern is needed, biomotor maturity which in this study is related to the age of the athlete. So that the development of age will cause differences in movement patterns which in this study analyzes the forehand smash movement patterns in badminton based on age. It is known that the most efficient badminton technique for gaining points in badminton is the smash. The smash-hit is more likely to produce a fast shuttle lock rate performed using the forehand smash technique. So that in this study the writer will analyze a technique in badminton, namely the forehand smash technique. These findings contribute to future research on the biomechanical analysis of forehand smash motion in badminton.

History is not often fair to some personalities who, in their own right, deserve to be recorded in the memory of a people. What would set Milovan Jaksic apart from any other top athlete and his successes is not significant and greater, but the circumstances in which he achieved world-wide fame and the time in which this was achieved deserve to be a reminder to younger generations. The sooner the result, with which he contributed as a part of the collective, to this day has not been surpassed in domestic football. In addition to the sporting success by which he is most recognized, until recently, in recent circles, and for the last ten or so years, work aims to look back on life and work after his sports career. It is related to the interests and aspirations of Jakšić from his boyhood days, and they are related to the book, which is especially significant from the aspect of correlation of sport and education. Also interesting is the human side of the famous goalkeeper, who came to the fore during difficult moments during World War II. Given that we, as a people, are committed to tradition, this work will also look at several major anniversaries associated with this man that are significant to national sports history. In the absence of literature, the paper relies on several monographic publications, as well as on newspaper articles and works of material from the Archives of Yugoslavia.

The purpose of this study was to improve basketball shooting skills using the set shoot and drill shoot training method based on the level of coordination among extracurricular students at High School (SMA) Negeri 1 Ngadirojo. This research is an experimental research. This research was conducted in 16 times face to face, consisting of pre-test, treatment, post-test. The subjects in this research experiment were XI extracurricular students at SMA Negeri 1 Ngadirojo, totaling 40 male students. Data collection techniques using the free throw and three point shooting test instrument. Data analysis uses two-way Anova variance analysis. The results showed that: (1) There was a significant effect between the set shoot training method and the drill shoot training method on the ability of free throw shooting and three point shooting. The set shoot training method is a better training method to improve the ability of free throw shooting whereas to improve the three point shooting ability a better method of using drill shoot on students(2) There is a significant influence between students who have high coordination and low coordination of ability free throw shooting and three point shooting. High coordination gives a better influence to improve shooting skills in students. (3) There is an interaction between the training methods and the coordination of the results of the shooting free trow and three point students.

The establishment of the modern Olympic Games can be considered a logical sequence of the Games that preceded them. The Cotswold, Wenlock, and Greek Olympic Games are known as the forerunners of the modern Olympic Games. The subject of this research is related to the competitions which also contributed to the rise and spread of the Olympic movement in the late 19th and early 20th century. The aim of the research is to point out the importance of organizing the Palic Olympics, the Olympic competitions in Serbia and the Women's Olympic Games, which, thanks to their organizers, at that historic moment contributed to a certain extent to the expansion of the Olympic Movement. Baron Lajos Vermes, a famous athlete and a sports patron was the founder of the Palić Olympics, among many other sports competitions, which were regularly held in what was then Austria-Hungary at Lake Palić in the period from 1880 to 1906. In the early 20th century in Serbia, the officers who were educated in France, where they had met with the Olympic movement, upon their return to the country began to organize numerous and various competitions that had the adjective "Olympic" in their names. The perseverance in the work on the Olympic idea soon led to the establishment of the Serbian Olympic Club in 1910, and thanks to Captain Svetomir Đukić it also led to the inclusion in the IOC in 1912. In the period between the two world wars Alice Milliat worked hard on the equal inclusion of women in the Olympic movement. The requests for equal inclusion of women in the Olympic competition program that were rejected multiple times finally yielded results after the organization of the Women's Olympic Games in 1922 in Paris. The research results should show the importance of these Games, giving them the opportunity to be included among the already well-known forerunners of the Olympic Games.

As one of the pioneers of a scientifically based research of the history of Serbian Sokolism in Herzegovina, Professor Petar D. Pavlovic with his work in this area made a significant contribution to the history of Sokol movement and physical culture in this territory, but also in the territory of former Kingdom of SCS, Kingdom of Yugoslavia, United States of America (USA) and the whole of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Through his research he laid the foundation for current and future researchers in this field. Not only engaged in the field of History of Physical Culture, and because of the abundance of published scientific papers and other publications also in the field of Theory of Physical Culture, at the center of the authors' analysis in this paper are some of the first written publications of Full Professor Petar D. Pavlovic in the field of History of Physical Culture that have guided his scientific path in the following years, but also some publications which in recent studies have confirmed and expanded his pioneering steps in the study of history of Serbian Sokolism in Herzegovina, but also in other mentioned areas. In this paper, using the methods of Theoretical analysis and Content analysis, the authors present to readers some of, buy their opinion, most significant publications of Ph.D. Petar D. Pavlovic regarding the mentioned field.

The aim of this paper was to determine the athletes' attitudes about fair play in sports, ie to determine whether there are differences in the athletes' attitudes towards fair play in sports concerning gender, professional or amateur sports status, and length of participation in sport. Also, the research aimed to formulate an adequate questionnaire to assess athletes' attitudes towards fair play. The sample of subjects consisted of 150 respondents. The results showed that there is a statistically significant difference in the intensity of athletes' attitudes towards fair play concerning the gender of the respondents in all three subscales of the questionnaire (aggressiveness in the game, orientation towards victory, and orientation towards enjoying the game). It was found that there is a statistically significant difference in the intensity of athletes' attitudes in relation to professional or amateur sports status (sig. =.001). It was also found that there is no statistically significant difference in the intensity of athletes' attitudes about fair play in sports in relation to the length of participation in sports (sig. =.698). A questionnaire with a high degree of internal consistency was constructed (Cronbach Alpha =.821).

The background of this research is not yet known the level of completeness of football facilities and infrastructure in football schools (SSB) throughout the City of Yogyakarta. This study aims to determine how complete the facilities and infrastructure of football in SSB throughout the City of Yogyakarta. This research is descriptive research. The method used in this research is a survey method with data collection techniques using a questionnaire. The population in this study is the football schools (SSB) throughout Yogyakarta which are active and registered at IKA Yogyakarta. The sampling technique in this study was to use purposive sampling, amounting to 28 trainers from 7 football schools (SSB). Data analysis techniques using descriptive analysis as outlined in the form of percentages. Based on the results of the study it can be concluded that the level of completeness of football facilities and infrastructure in the Yogyakarta City Soccer School (SSB) in 2016 is in the category of "very low" by 0%, the category of "low" by 0%, the category of "enough" by 17 , 86%, the "good" category by 64.29%, and the "very good" category by 17.86%. Based on the average value of 35.39, the level of completeness of football facilities and infrastructure in football schools in Yogyakarta City in 2016 is in the "good" category.

Created by the idea of Miroslav Tyrš in the second half of the 19th century as a movement of spiritual and physical strengthening of the nation, sokolism soon spread to all countries where the Slavic people lived. In that way, it reached the territory of Herzegovina as well. However, what exactly was the idea of the sokol movement, what did it develop into in the first half of the 20th century in Herzegovina and whether it is an idea that can benefit a man of the 21st century as well, are just some of the questions that the authors deal with in this research. Although Miroslav Tyrš and his sokols are typical representatives of ethnocentrism, the sokolism of Herzegovina has expanded its ideas also in another direction. Using physical exercise as a gracious food for their body and truth and zeal as food for their soul, they may have been able to hint at what is an essential need almost a century later, and that is a theoanthropocentric way of approaching man which has been used more and more lately, especially in the field of physical culture. The appointed problems authors research using the method of theoretical analysis and historical method.

Physical development is the growth and change that occurs in a person's body. The most obvious changes are changes in body shape and size. Meanwhile, motor development is the development of all forms of changes that occur progressively in a child's ability to be able to perform various movements obtained through the interaction between maturity factors and training or experience during life which can be seen through changes/movements made. In the learning process, it appears that student activities are very diverse. Starting from how they move, socialize, act, and interact with friends around them. Then from the skills of teachers in developing children's creativity so that they can produce children who have physical motor development who can adapt to the classroom environment, school, and outside of school. All these activities are positive so that they will be able to form and produce students who have great personalities, are intelligent, skilled, capable, creative, and have noble character. Suggestions for elementary school teachers are that it is necessary to provide learning that will foster students' interest in creating according to their imagination. As well as teachers can develop new media which will later be able to stimulate the physical-motor activities of students in the learning process. In the future, research is also needed to support the physical-motor development of elementary school children.