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Ashirboyev Ixtiyor Makhmudjon o‘g‘li

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Faculty: Faculty of Physical Culture
Department: Department of Sports Games and Teaching Methodology
Email:ashirboyevixtiyor41@gmail.com

 

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2020 — 2023
Undergraduate Student
Chirchik State Pedagogical University
Faculty of Primary Education
Student of the program “Physical Education and Sports in Preschool and Primary Education”
2023 — 2025
Master’s Student
Chirchik State Pedagogical University
Faculty of Physical Culture
Master’s program in “Theory and Methodology of Physical Education and Sports Training”
2020 — 2024
Office Manager
Chirchik State Pedagogical University
Faculty of Primary Education
Office Manager of the Department of Children’s Sports
2024
Teaching Intern
Chirchik State Pedagogical University
Department of Children’s Sports
Teaching Intern
Graduation Qualification Work
Scientific Research Activity
Faculty of Preschool Education, Department of Children’s Sports
Ashirboyev Ixtiyor Makhmudjon o‘g‘li
Research Topic
Determining the technical and tactical preparedness of 13–14-year-old belt wrestlers based on their classification
Academic Program
5112300 – Bachelor’s degree program in Physical Education and Sports in Preschool and Primary Education
Scientific Supervisor
PhD in Pedagogical Sciences, Associate Professor Abdullayev Abdukayum Abdulkhayevich
2023
Organizational and pedagogical process of physical education clubs in general secondary education
CyberLeninka · 2022
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The role of traditional movement games in developing psychological preparedness of athletes
CyberLeninka · 2025
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The role of ethnosports in international-level sports training: a case study of 11–12-year-old belt wrestlers
Inlibrary · 2025
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The importance of traditional movement games in developing physical fitness of 11–12-year-old students
Zenodo · 2025
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Ashirboyev Ixtiyor Makhmudjon o‘g‘li

The effectiveness of using ethnosport activities and traditional movement games in teaching belt wrestling to 11–12-year-old students

70112201 – Theory and Methodology of Physical Education and Sports Training
Written for the Master’s degree
Master’s dissertation
Successfully defended

Project Overview

This master’s dissertation examines pedagogical approaches to integrating traditional ethnosport activities and folk movement games into the teaching of belt wrestling for 11–12-year-old school students.

Objective: To increase training effectiveness through ethnogames

Key Aspects

  • Development of training programs appropriate for specific age groups;
  • Methods for integrating ethnosport activities and traditional games into training sessions;
  • Evaluation of effectiveness through experimental testing;
  • Recommendations for improving pedagogical conditions.

The findings of this study contribute to enriching modern physical education methodology while preserving national sports traditions.

Author
Ashirboyev Ixtiyor Makhmudjon o‘g‘li
Academic Field
70112201 – Theory and Methodology of Physical Education and Sports Training
Degree
Master’s Degree (Master’s Dissertation)
Age Group
11–12 years old
Status
Successfully defended
Master’s dissertation · Academic portfolio

Chirchik State Pedagogical University

Faculty of Physical Culture

New sports clubs have been launched at the Department of Sports Games and Teaching Methodology!

Belt Wrestling

A combination of strength, speed, and skill!

National Wrestling

A symbol of heritage, pride, and resilience!

  • Training days: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
  • Time: 15:00 – 17:30
  • Location: Wrestling hall of the Faculty of Physical Culture

We welcome confident individuals who are ready to work on themselves and strive for victory!

Results — Guaranteed!

For inquiries:

Ixtiyor Ashirboyev — Lecturer at the Department of Sports Games and Teaching Methodology