Michał Lenartowicz
Biographic Data
| ID | 4081654 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Michał Lenartowicz |
| GIVEN NAMES | Michał |
| FAMILY NAME | Lenartowicz |
| SIGNATURE | LENARTOWICZ M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Józef Piłsudski University of Physical Education in Warsaw |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6237-6287 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 16 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Sport career transitions of professional Polish Mixed Martial Arts athletes
‘They don’t have bad intentions.’ The disciplinary power of heteronormative communication in upper secondary Polish physical education – a case study
Background Previous studies have shown unequal treatment of female and male students during PE. However, few studies have focused on gendered communication between teachers and students. Particularly, students’ perceptions of communication have often remained unexplored. Understanding this process appears to be highly significant for ensuring gender equality in schools. In this study, we applied Foucault’s theory of normalization and Butler’s the…
Let's face it, it's not a healthy sport
With this article we present findings from the research on professional MMA fighters and their perception of health and injury. The frequency and types of injuries they have sustained while practicing MMA were analysed alongside self-assessment of health conditions and attitudes towards health problems. We also analyze fighters' risk culture of neglecting pain and underestimating injuries, and the organization of health care in the event of an in…
Motives of labour migrations of foreign elite athletes to Polish table tennis clubs
The paper presents results of empirical study on elite foreign athletes working in Polish top table tennis clubs. It focuses on professional migration motives of elite table tennis players. In-depth interviews were carried out with 27 foreign table tennis players from 10 countries, who were playing for two top league clubs in Poland, and with 8 club coaches who were working with foreign players. Research was conducted during the 2014/2015 league …
I Can’t Stand Women’s Sports”
This article analyzes the opinions of Polish male ( n = 18) and female ( n = 18) sports journalists on the representation of women’s sports in media coverage. The surveyed journalists represented journalists from national television stations, radio stations, and press and Internet media. Some of them were working simultaneously in various mass media outlets. In-depth interviews were conducted in various locations in Poland in 2018. An analysis of…
Customer satisfaction and its measurement in fitness clubs of Warsaw
Consumer satisfaction is an important issue in marketing research and consumer surveys. In the literature on the subject, there is a consensus among researchers regarding the requirement to design tools measuring consumer satisfaction for various industry sectors. Because of that, the authors of the article decided to design their own consumer satisfaction survey adapted for one of the biggest fitness club chain in Warsaw. An innovation of the de…
Family leisure consumption and youth sport socialization in post-communist Poland
This study analyses the class-related determinants of sport socialization and sport practices in Poland from the perspective of Bourdieu's class theory. We investigate how parents equip their children with sports-related cultural capital, including whether or not they take into account the social recognition of sport activities and how this is reflected in sport socialization practices. We performed in-depth interviews with parents whose children…
Reconstructing Class Sport Practices in Post-Communist Poland
The article analyzes the changes in attitude of Poles towards sport and recreational activities as well as their participation in these disciplines between the period before system transformations and the present day. Based on examples from literature and own studies, we have observed that Poles have shown a growing interest in sport and recreational activities. Moreover, social diversity of participants in this field has been noted. Sport discip…
An overview of social conflicts in the history of Polish club football
The history of Polish football is closely associated with the last two hundred years of Polish history. It is in this history where one may find major reasons for the enduring emotional attitudes of some Poles towards football clubs and players. In this article, we examine periods in Polish football history and focus on important developments, the social position of sport clubs and the enthusiasms and antagonisms of the sport audience or the medi…
Family leisure consumption and youth sport socialization in post-communist Poland
This study analyses the class-related determinants of sport socialization and sport practices in Poland from the perspective of Bourdieu's class theory. We investigate how parents equip their children with sports-related cultural capital, including whether or not they take into account the social recognition of sport activities and how this is reflected in sport socialization practices. We performed in-depth interviews with parents whose children…
An overview of social conflicts in the history of Polish club football
The history of Polish football is closely associated with the last two hundred years of Polish history. It is in this history where one may find major reasons for the enduring emotional attitudes of some Poles towards football clubs and players. In this article, we examine periods in Polish football history and focus on important developments, the social position of sport clubs and the enthusiasms and antagonisms of the sport audience or the medi…
I Can’t Stand Women’s Sports”
This article analyzes the opinions of Polish male ( n = 18) and female ( n = 18) sports journalists on the representation of women’s sports in media coverage. The surveyed journalists represented journalists from national television stations, radio stations, and press and Internet media. Some of them were working simultaneously in various mass media outlets. In-depth interviews were conducted in various locations in Poland in 2018. An analysis of…
Let's face it, it's not a healthy sport
With this article we present findings from the research on professional MMA fighters and their perception of health and injury. The frequency and types of injuries they have sustained while practicing MMA were analysed alongside self-assessment of health conditions and attitudes towards health problems. We also analyze fighters' risk culture of neglecting pain and underestimating injuries, and the organization of health care in the event of an in…
An overview of social conflicts in the history of Polish club football
The history of Polish football is closely associated with the last two hundred years of Polish history. It is in this history where one may find major reasons for the enduring emotional attitudes of some Poles towards football clubs and players. In this article, we examine periods in Polish football history and focus on important developments, the social position of sport clubs and the enthusiasms and antagonisms of the sport audience or the medi…
Reconstructing Class Sport Practices in Post-Communist Poland
The article analyzes the changes in attitude of Poles towards sport and recreational activities as well as their participation in these disciplines between the period before system transformations and the present day. Based on examples from literature and own studies, we have observed that Poles have shown a growing interest in sport and recreational activities. Moreover, social diversity of participants in this field has been noted. Sport discip…
Family leisure consumption and youth sport socialization in post-communist Poland
This study analyses the class-related determinants of sport socialization and sport practices in Poland from the perspective of Bourdieu's class theory. We investigate how parents equip their children with sports-related cultural capital, including whether or not they take into account the social recognition of sport activities and how this is reflected in sport socialization practices. We performed in-depth interviews with parents whose children…
I Can’t Stand Women’s Sports”
This article analyzes the opinions of Polish male ( n = 18) and female ( n = 18) sports journalists on the representation of women’s sports in media coverage. The surveyed journalists represented journalists from national television stations, radio stations, and press and Internet media. Some of them were working simultaneously in various mass media outlets. In-depth interviews were conducted in various locations in Poland in 2018. An analysis of…
Customer satisfaction and its measurement in fitness clubs of Warsaw
Consumer satisfaction is an important issue in marketing research and consumer surveys. In the literature on the subject, there is a consensus among researchers regarding the requirement to design tools measuring consumer satisfaction for various industry sectors. Because of that, the authors of the article decided to design their own consumer satisfaction survey adapted for one of the biggest fitness club chain in Warsaw. An innovation of the de…
Motives of labour migrations of foreign elite athletes to Polish table tennis clubs
The paper presents results of empirical study on elite foreign athletes working in Polish top table tennis clubs. It focuses on professional migration motives of elite table tennis players. In-depth interviews were carried out with 27 foreign table tennis players from 10 countries, who were playing for two top league clubs in Poland, and with 8 club coaches who were working with foreign players. Research was conducted during the 2014/2015 league …
Let's face it, it's not a healthy sport
With this article we present findings from the research on professional MMA fighters and their perception of health and injury. The frequency and types of injuries they have sustained while practicing MMA were analysed alongside self-assessment of health conditions and attitudes towards health problems. We also analyze fighters' risk culture of neglecting pain and underestimating injuries, and the organization of health care in the event of an in…
‘They don’t have bad intentions.’ The disciplinary power of heteronormative communication in upper secondary Polish physical education – a case study
Background Previous studies have shown unequal treatment of female and male students during PE. However, few studies have focused on gendered communication between teachers and students. Particularly, students’ perceptions of communication have often remained unexplored. Understanding this process appears to be highly significant for ensuring gender equality in schools. In this study, we applied Foucault’s theory of normalization and Butler’s the…
Sport career transitions of professional Polish Mixed Martial Arts athletes
Political science (7 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Public relations (4 works) · Sport and Mega-Event Impacts (4 works) · Sports, Gender, and Society (4 works) · Advertising (3 works)