| Summary: | Tittle: Comparing general and speciál level of speed skills in young ice - hockey players studyng the third, sixth and ninth grade ofthe primary. The goals of work: The goal of our work was to find out the level of corelation of general and special tests of speed skills in young ice - hockey players, studying the third, sixth and ninth grade ofthe primary. The goal ofresearch was obtaining ofdata to form the relation between general and special tesťs battery conducting in athletic and winter stadiums. Methods: We gained the needful numerical data by testing ofplayers. We devided tests into three tests, which indicate nonspecific speed skills and specific speed skills. The results were elaborated by virtue ofpartial canonical correlation, canonical analyse and Pearson's correlation coefficient. Results: On the basis of goals and objectives the testing of players (n = llO) was implemented in four hockey clubs. The results were compiled in tables. This diploma work dealed with comparing level of specific and nonspecific speed skills in young ice - hockey players studying the third, sixth and ninth grade ofthe primary. In the third grade there was the highest correlation between 30m slalom out of ice and skating 4 x center - blue line 0,714. The lowest correlation in this grade was between run 4 x 10m and 30m...
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