THE APPLICATION OF EKS TEST IN SPORTING PRACTICE
Journal Title: Sport Mont - Year 2006, Vol 0, Issue 10
Abstract
This study treats the birth and history of testing in general and the application of EKS test in particular, as an expert evaluation of specific motoric abilities with children. It is based on professional experience and is scientifically proved later. This test has several advantages on previous tests. It is less expensive and more efficient as well as easier in its application.
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Predrag Nemec
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