Arturo Hotz

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Arturo Hotz (2010)
Arturo Hotz with gymnastics Olympic champion Jack Günthard (1982)

Arturo Hotz (born March 22, 1944 in Weiningen ZH ; † July 14, 2014 in Thun ) was a sports scientist , sports historian and sports philosopher .

education

As part of his qualification years, he trained as a qualified gymnastics and sports teacher as well as a certified trainer. He studied at the ETH Zurich , wrote his doctoral thesis (history, philosophy and media studies) at the University of Bern , completed a second doctorate in educational psychology and social pedagogy at the University of Zurich and finally completed his habilitation in 1987 at the social science faculty of the Georg-August- University of Göttingen in Sports Science for Dr. disc. pole. habil. There he was appointed adjunct professor in 1992.

At a young age he was head gymnast of the seminar gymnastics club and a versatile competitor. From 1980 to 1996, Hotz was an editorial assistant at the Neue Zürcher Zeitung (NZZ) (Sport). He was national coach bobsleigh and until February 1975 briefly in alpine skiing . He worked as head of department (humanities and social sciences) at the Swiss National Science Foundation and was part-time editor of the specialist journal “Sporterbildung in der Schule”. From 1980 he embarked on an academic career.

Act

Hotz has held teaching positions in Europe, as a visiting professor at the University of Innsbruck since 1991. At the trainer (training) academies in Innsbruck, Cologne, Magglingen and Rome he worked as a trainer as well as in various sports associations as well as in snow sports and swimming - and golf teacher training courses in Switzerland. He worked as a lecturer in Switzerland at the universities of Basel (1980–1982), Bern (since 1975), Lausanne (1986–1998) and St. Gallen (1998–2000) as well as at the ETH Zurich (1980–2005); As a (visiting) professor, he has lectured at the following universities since 1980: Augsburg, Innsbruck, Klagenfurt, Landau, Oldenburg, Osnabrück, Vechta and Wrocław (Breslau), especially in the areas of movement and training sciences (sport -) Didactics / methodology and (educational) psychology. At the University of Göttingen he supervised a large number of doctorates. He also taught psychology / ethics at the higher technical college for tourism in Graubünden. The WorldCat lists 253 works by him. Hotz died in 2014 after suffering from cancer.

Hotz was considered one of the “most important movement scientists” in Switzerland, and as an ethicist, Hotz's statements and essays are “of lasting importance” according to Roland Zolliker (Central President of the Swiss Karate Association).

Memberships

  • Association boards (SVSS: 1980–1987; SIVS: 1996–2002)
  • Member of the "Swiss Olympic" coaching council for 25 years (1978–2003)
  • since 1999 member of the ethics committee of the canton of Bern

Honors

  • 1998: Ethics Cup of the International Olympic Committee ( IOC )
  • 2002: FairPlay Award
  • 2007: Honorary ski instructor in Switzerland
  • 2009: Festschrift in his honor

Publications

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In his career to date, Hotz has written over 30 monographs, more than 1000 essays, essays and specialist articles in curricula, encyclopedias, anthologies and specialist journals, as well as numerous instructional videos.

Extract from the book publications

  • The Philosophical Faculty of the University of Bern, 1834–1860. A contribution to understanding a development process. 2 volumes, Zollikon 1973, OCLC 600547326 ( dissertation University of Bern 1973).
  • Hotz, A .: Thoughts on thinking in athletic learning and performance. ABC of a pedagogical-psychologically oriented training course. Zurich and Magglingen 1980; 1986.
  • Hotz, A .: Movement learning in (competitive) sport. Magglingen 1982; 1986.
  • Hotz, A./Weineck, J .: Optimal movement learning . Anatomical-physiological and movement-psychological basic aspects of technique training. Erlangen 1983; 1988.
  • Hotz, A .: Qualitative movement learning. Sports pedagogical perspectives of a cognitively accentuated movement theory. Zumikon 1986; 1988.

Ital. Translation: L'apprendimento qualito dei movimenti. Prospettive pedagogiche di una teoria del movimento con accentuazione cognitiva, riassunta in concettichiave. (Trad .: Nicola Bignasca e Mario Giulinelli), Roma 1996.

  • Hotz, A .: Qualitative movement learning. Experience, experience, design freedom of movement. 33 key terms in the field of tension between orientation security and freedom of design. 3rd completely revised new edition: Bern 1997.
  • Hotz, A. (SIVS: ed .; project staff: R. Campell; P. Disler; U. Rüdisühli): Snow Sports Switzerland - The Core Concepts . Magglingen / Uttigen 1998 (Official Swiss. Core learning material for snow sports. (63 pages)
  • Hotz, A. (Red./ SIVS; Ed.): Snow sports Switzerland. Belp / Bern 2000 (Official Swiss) teaching aid for snow sports. 369 pp.). In it: Hotz, A. (Red.): Special teaching material SKI and special teaching material snowboard.
  • Hegner, J. / Hotz, A. / Kunz, H .: Train successfully! Zurich 2000; 2005.
  • Hirtz, P. / Hotz, A. / Ludwig, G .: Movement skills. Balance. Schorndorf 2000; 2005. (Translations: Into Italian and Hungarian.)
  • Hotz, A. / Uhlig, J .: Learning to play football successfully. Individual learning through differentiated teaching. Hamburg 2000; 2001.
  • Hirtz, P. / Hotz, A. / Ludwig, G .: Sense of Movement. Schorndorf 2003.
  • Hotz, A .: History of the certified sports teacher training in Switzerland (1922/24 to 2005). Magglingen 2007 (CD Magglingen).
  • Hirtz, P. / Hotz, A. / Ludwig, G .: Orientation. Schorndorf 2010 (176 pages).
  • Hirtz, P. / Hotz, A. et al .: Reaction. Schorndorf 2012 (173 pages).

Literature on Arturo Hotz

  • Harald Lange, Walter Mengisen (ed.): Arturo Hotz - approaching a phenomenon. Homage to Prof. Dr. Arturo Hotz. Festschrift, editor Christa Grötzinger Strupler, Marti Media, Hinterkappelen / Bern 2009, OCLC 609723658 .

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b https://www.uni-goettingen.de/de/nachruf-apl-prof-dr-arturo-hotz/493037.html on . March 7, 2018
  2. ^ Arnd Krüger (2009). Qualitative movement learning, in: H. Lange u. a. (Ed.): Arturo Hotz - Approaching a Phenomenon. Homage to Prof. Dr. Arturo Hotz. Pp. 41-44.
  3. ↑ Editors and permanent staff. In: New Zürcher Zeitung. 2005, accessed January 11, 2020 .
  4. ^ Stefan Oswald: Obituary Arturo Hotz. In: Neue Zürcher Zeitung. July 24, 2014, accessed January 11, 2020 .
  5. ↑ Arturo Hotz / Johannes Uhlig: Why soccer is fascinating: The rooms are getting tighter - the time is tighter - the actions are faster. In: competitive sport 6/2011. Retrieved January 11, 2020 .
  6. ↑ http://www.worldcat.org/search?qt=worldcat_org_all&q=Arturo+Hotz ; up March 7, 2018
  7. ↑ a b c Roland Zolliker: Prof. Dr. Arturo Hotz - long-time companion of SKF. In: karate.ch. Retrieved January 11, 2020 .
  8. ↑ [1] ; [2] ; [3] ; [4] , [5]
personal data
SURNAME Hotz, Arturo
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Swiss sports scientist and university professor
DATE OF BIRTH March 22, 1944
PLACE OF BIRTH Weiningen ZH
DATE OF DEATH July 14, 2014
Place of death Tuna