Presentation of the University school of Physical Education, Laboratory of Traditional Sports and Ethnology of Sport at the SETS conference in Vilnius.

1. Laboratory of Traditional Sports
and Ethnology of Sport,
University School of Physical
Education,
Poznań, Poland
Bartosz Prabucki, PhD student,
doctoral candidate

2. I. Traditional sports and games
we represent

3. 1. Pierścieniówka (eng. Ringnetball)

4. Throw the ball through the hole

5. Ringnetball at World Sport for All
Games, Lithuania (2012)

6. 2. Kapela (eng. Chapel)

7. 2. Main goals of our Institution

8. a). theoretical:
• conducting research on Polish and foreign
traditional sports and games (especially in
Europe)
•writing publications on this subject (in Polish
and English):
- e.g. works of prof. Wojciech Lipoński and prof.
Małgorzata Bronikowska; my works (articles,
doctoral thesis)

9. Prof. Wojciech Lipoński’s works

10. Prof. Małgorzata Bronikowska’s

11. • participating in scientific conferences, projects,
seminars etc. in Poland and abroad:
e.g. projects such as:
a). „Recall: Games of the Past – Sports for Today” led by
TAFISA and supported by many partners, including
University School of Physical Education in Poznań
(prof. Bronikowska)
b). „Strengthening European Traditional Sports” (SETS)
• running theoretical classes for students from such
subjects as ethnology of sport and others

12. b). practical activities
We use traditional sports and games in
Poland in many practical situations such as:
•physical education at schools
•recreation of the elderly
•promotion of healthy lifestyle

13. • As the elements of feasts, festivals, events
• during practical classes for Polish and
international (Erasmus) students
• As an element helpful in maintaining and
promoting of collective, local identity

14. Ringnetball at school

16. At festivals, events etc.

21. Poznań International Fair

24. Recreation of the elderly

26. Swedish Kubb

27. PALANT

28. Our initiatives abroad

29. Santander

30. Pusan (South Korea)

31. Siauliai (Lithuania)

33. Researcher „in action” – la pelota vasca
(Basque Country)

34. Denmark

35. Scotland

36. Thank you
for your attention