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ZORAN PAJIĆ

ABOUT ME

About

Education and scientific competence

Prof. Dr. Zoran B. Pajić is a full professor at the Faculty of Sport and Physical Education in Belgrade, where he has been employed since March 1, 1997. Below is an overview of education, professional engagement and published scientific papers.

Education: Complete studies at the Faculty of Sport and Physical Education in Belgrade, since 1985.

Scientific level of education: Doctor of Science in Physical Education and Sport

The highest level of education was obtained at the Faculty of Sport and Physical Education, University of Belgrade, in the period from 1996 to 2006:

  • He obtained the diploma of Professor of Sports and Physical Education by defending his diploma thesis entitled “Sports School of Volleyball”
  • He obtained his Master’s degree by defending his master’s thesis entitled “The structure of a computer-aided system for controlling sports status.”
  • He obtained his PhD degree by defending his doctoral dissertation entitled “Effects of the application of inertial loads on motor, morphological and biomechanical performance of running at maximum speed”
  • Diploma Senior Sports Coach of Soccer is entitled “Flexibility of Soccer Players”
  • He obtained his A diploma – UEFA license on the basis of the certificate of the European Soccer Association (UEFA) and is also an honorary license holder as a long-time lecturer of conditioning for UEFA (2011)

At the Faculty of Sport and Physical Education, University of Belgrade, he currently works as a full professor in the following subjects:

  • Anthropomotoric (Integrated Academic Studies, Undergraduate Academic Studies, Center for Continuing Education)
  • Research in Anthropomotoric (Master of Academic Studies)
  • Theory and Technology of Strength and Conditioning 3 (Master of Academic Studies)
  • Applied research in sport (Doctoral studies)
  • Motor abilities (Doctoral studies)
  • Seminars in Anthropomotoric (Doctoral Studies)

In addition to his activities, he has also worked as a lecturer:

  • International College for Sports Coaches (ECPD – European Center for Peace and Development), in the course Anthropomotorics, Belgrade (1998)
  • International Faculty of Sport (ECPD – European Center for Peace and Development), in the course Anthropomotoric skills (1998)
  • College for Sports Coaches, in the subject Strength and Conditioning of Tennis Players, Belgrade (1999-2004)
  • UEFA Serbia – School for Soccer Coaches (B, A and PROFI license), (2006-2018)
UEFA predavaci

Prof dr Valter di Salvo - Director of the Aspire Academy in Qatar. He has worked in Serie A with coaches:

  • Sven-Goran Eriksson
  • Alberto Zaccheroni
  • Roberto Mancini

and as a strength and conditioning coach in:

  • Lacio
  • Real Madrid
  • Manchester United

He has coached many top players such as Zidane, Figo, Ronaldo, Nedved, Cannavaro and Cristiano Ronaldo

Valter Di Salvo
  • Fitness Academy (BAFA – Belgrade Association of Fitness Instructors 2005-2016), member of the Federation International of Aerobics and Fitness (FISAF)

Professional work

He is the creator, manager and leader of the pro-FITNESS-WELLNESS team, which implements professional monitoring, professional guidance, realization and support in achieving the goals of raising the level of health (recovery, injuries, obesity and corrective exercise), fitness and sports form, whether it is professional athletes or with younger exercisers of different sex, age or competition category.

The predominant activity in his professional work was the sports of soccer and tennis.

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For many years, it has been testing soccer players and tennis players of all ages (from 6 years to seniors), which is an operational part of a twenty-year project of diagnostics, prognostics and identification of talents, as well as determining the motor, morphological, functional and psychological norms of soccer and tennis players.

The project is designed to test all age groups. He is the creator of the software and hardware expert system – “SMS – Soccer Monitoring System”; and “TMS – Tennis Monitoring System”, which are the operational support of the project.

He was a long-time first-league soccer conditioning coach with active participation in about 500 first league and international soccer matches, several qualifications for the Europa League, Champions League.

He was a participant and/or active strength and conditioning coach (notable competitions):

  • 2006 FIFA World Cup (national A team Serbia and Montenegro)
  • 10 Serbian Super League – four titles won (FK Crvena Zvezda)
  • 2 Champions Leagues – qualifications and 2 UEFA Leagues – two participations (FK Crvena Zvezda)
  • Australian Open 2017 – Round 4 (Jelena Janković)
  • US Open and Wimbledon 2017 – won Junior Tournament (Olga Danilović)
  • World Junior Tennis Championships in Tarb, France – vice-champion (Hamad Međedović)
  • European Championship for Young Tennis Players in Most, Czech Republic – Vice-Champion (Hamad Međedović)
  • 4 World Taekwondo Championships: Mexico 2013, Russia 2015, Korea 2017, Great Britain 2019 (Radmilović Aleksandra)
  • Olympic Games 2021 – table tennis (Dimitrije Levajac)
  • World Championship 2024 – table tennis (Dimitrije Levajac)

and many others…

a. coordinator and expert consultant for physical preparation

  • in the professional staff of national Mini-maxi soccer camps (Kopaonik, Kladovo, Ada, Šabac, Požega, 2002-2015)
  • in the professional staff of international Mini-maxi soccer camps: (“Mini-maxi soccer camp – Axams – Innsbruck”, Austria; “Mini-maxi-EUROPA soccer camp Steinach am Brenner-Innsbruck”, Austria; “Mini-maxi soccer camp Ruše” – Slovenia, 2011-2012)
  • “Amkar”, Perm, First Federal League, Russian Federation, diagnostics and prognostication in the soccer academy (2009)
  • in the soccer club “Ermis”, Larnaka, First Federal League, Cyprus (2010)
  • soccer club “Borac”, Banja Luka, Premier League, Bosnia and Herzegovina; and others…

b. activities in team sports

  • head of the professional staff in the volleyball club “Gimnazijalac” in Banja Luka, the first republic league in the period (1983-1989), (gold medal at the Balkan Championship for juniors, Belgrade, Poslovna Čukarica, 1989)
  • selector of several university selections in women’s volleyball at the University of Banja Luka (period 1985-1990)
  • president of the Expert Council of the Volleyball Federation of the Republic of Srpska (1998)

Strength and conditioning coach:

a. representations

  • men’s senior and junior table tennis team of Yugoslavia with the head coach Milivoje Karakašević (World Championship in 1999)
    Nemanja Vidic
    Over a period of two years, he increased his knowledge and experience in strength and conditioning by doing conditioning training with the most elite table tennis players, representatives of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, and today Serbia! On that occasion, he coached world table tennis aces: Zoran Kalinić, Ilija Lupulescu and Aleksandar Karakašević. He completed joint conditioning preparations with the Greek national team for the 1998 World Cup in Athens.
  • men’s senior table tennis team of Greece (joint preparations with the national team of Yugoslavia, Athens, 19-31 December 1998)
  • expert associate (strength and conditioning coach) of the Yugoslav national soccer team – age pioneers, older pioneers and younger cadets, FSJ camps (2001…)
  • Iraqi national soccer team with coach Milan Zivadinovic (final preparations for the Asian Championship, 1-30 October 2000, qualifications for the World Cup 2002)
  • Yugoslavia national soccer team – age 16 Coach Momčilo Vujačić (final preparations for the 2001 European Championship)
  • Yugoslavia national soccer team – age 21 Coach Nikola Rakojevic (final preparations for the European Championship 2001-2002)
  • A national soccer team of Serbia and Montenegro under the coach Ilija Petković (preparations and participation in the World Cup World Cup 2006 in Germany).
FSS SCGSvetsko prvenstvo u fudbalu Nemačka 2006
The first place in the group was won by Serbia and Montenegro, which directly qualified for the 2006 FIFA World Cup with only one goal conceded by Spain, which entered the play-offs of UEFA qualifications as the runner-up. As a strength and conditioning coach in this national team, he has gained invaluable experience with players who are considered to be among the best in the history of our soccer.

b. soccer clubs

  • “Komgrap”, Serbian League (1999-2000), with Boško Đorđević
  • “Čukarički-Stankom”, the first federal league, with Vladica Popović, Bora Raduka, Nikola Marjanović, Goran Stevanović, Miloljub Ostojić and Miroslav Vukašinović (1998-02)
  • “Hajduk Rodić MB”, first League, with Miloljub Ostojić (2002-03)
  • “Zemun”, first Federal League, with Miloljub Ostojić and Dušan Mitošević (2003-05)
  • “Red Star”– winner of the European Champions Cup, Club World Champions, First Federal League since 2005-08 with two double crowns.
FK Crvena ZvezdaFK Crvena Zvezda

He was a strength and conditioning coach for several first league clubs over a period of 11 years with active participation in about 500 domestic first league and international soccer matches. During this period, he was a member of 22 soccer coaching staffs, which gave him extensive experience in the functioning, preparation and management of the training process of soccer players. In the soccer club “Red Star” – the winner of the European Champions Cup, the World Club Champion, he was a strength and conditioning coach from 01.08.2005 to 01.09.2008, where he twice participated in the qualifications for the Champions League and twice in the UEFA League. In the national championship, he won two double crowns:

  • with Walter Zenga (2005/06)
  • with Dušan Bajević and Boško Đurovski (2006/07)
  • “Mogren”, first federal league of Montenegro, with Dejan Vukicevic since (2009), champion of Montenegro, qualifications for the Champions League
  • “Radnički Niš”, First Federal League of Serbia, with Zvonko Djordjevic (2009), first place and placement in the Serbian Super League

c. famous soccer players

  • Nemanja Vidić (captain Manchester United, 211 matches, Inter 23, national team 56)
Nemanja VidicNemanja Vidic
  • Mateja Kežman (Chelsea 25, Atletico Madrid 30, PSV Eindhoven 122, national team 49)
Mateja KezmanMateja Kezman
Dejan StankovicDejan Stankovic
  • Savo Milošević (Aston Villa 90, Real Zaragoza 89, Osasuna 82, national team 102)
  • Goran Gavrančić (Dynamo Kiev 135, national team 28)
  • Predrag Đorđević (Olympiacos 344, national team 37)
  • Mladen Krstajić (Verder Bremen 112, Schalke 04 131, national team 59)
  • Dušan Basta (Lacio 88, Udinese 105, national team 36)
  • Boško Janković (Verona 51, Genova 83, Palermo 27, national team 54)
  • Milan Biševac (Paris Sant-Germain 19, Lyon 76, national team 35)
  • Ibrahima Gueye (Red Star 57, CSKA Sofia 161, Lokeren 68, national team 2)
  • Blagoy Georgiev (Red Star 20, Slavia 172, Terek 105, national team Bulgaria 50)
  • Segundo Castillo (El nacional 112, Red Star 48, Barcelona 48, national team Ecuador 88)
  • Hernan Barcos (Red Star 19, Gremio 68, LDU Quito 97, national team Argentina 4)
  • Mauricio Molina (Red Star 12, Fc Seoul 159, Independiente Medellin 119, national team 12)
  • Wilson Palacios (Red Star, Tottenham Hotspur 65, Olimpia 102, national team Honduras 97)
  • Frenklin Salas (Red Star 14, Deportivo 26, national team Ecuador 97)
  • Joao Lucas (Red Star 14, Boavista 86, national team Portugal 10) i and many others..

d. Individual Sports (top athletes)

He has been working in tennis as an expert for many years (since 1988). He worked as a lecturer at the College for Sports Coaches, on the subject of strength and conditioning preparation of tennis players, in Belgrade (1999-2004). He has written a practicum and two textbooks for the conditioning of tennis players.
In his long career, he has gained complete affirmation as a strength and conditioning coach of many established tennis players of all ages and has been a participant and/or active strength and conditioning coach in numerous tournaments and championships (the most important):

  • Australian Open 2017 (Round 4) – Jelena Janković
  • US Open Junior (won) – Olga Danilović
  • Weambledon 2017 (won) – Olga Danilović
  • 2016 World Junior Championships in Tarb, (vice-champion) – Hamad Međedović
  • European Championship 2014 (U12) (won) – Hamad Međedović
  • European Championship 2016 (U14) (vice-champion) – Hamad Međedović

In addition to a large number of prestigious tournaments, he gained invaluable experience participating in the prestigious tennis competition Australian Open in 2017.

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The dream of every coach is to experience tennis in such a way that at some point he is an active part of the world tennis reality in its full capacity. On that occasion, he met many elite tennis players and their coaches, held joint trainings and sparring, and exchanged experiences and knowledge with the most famous coaches. He has attended many training sessions, conditioning trainings, warm-ups for matches and performances of the most famous players.

e. tennis players

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  • Olga Danilović, he tenth place on the World Junior List (2017), fifth place on the European Tennis List, winner of Roland Garros (2016), Wimbledon and US Open in doubles for 2017 (from 2017-18)
Olga DanilovicOlga Danilovic
  • Hamad Međedović, vice-champion at the unofficial World Championship in Tarb (2017), and vice-champion of Europe in 2017, age up to 14 years, champion of Serbia for age up to 16 years in 2017 (from 2015-18)
Hamad MedjedovicHamad Medjedovic
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  • Aleksandar Antonijević, Champion of Yugoslavia, age up to 18 years (1987)
  • Igor Račić, Yugoslavia champion, pioneer age (1989)
  • Tanja Vučković, champion of Yugoslavia, senior age (1989)
  • Miloš Živković, vice-champion of Yugoslavia, age up to 18 years (1989)
  • Renata Ljukovčan, Yugoslavia champion, pioneer and junior age, Orange Bowl finals (1996-98)
  • Milica Koprivica, he was a member of the World Tennis Championships (1997-99), and many others.

f. table tennis players

  • Zoran Kalinić, vice-champion of the world, 15 medals from the European and World Championships
  • Ilija Lupulesku European champion, vice-champion at the World and Olympic Games, 14 medals from the European and World Championships
  • Aleksandar Karakašević four-time European Champion-Mixed Doubles, European bronze in singles and doubles
  • Dimitrije Levajac senior champion of Serbia for 2018, 19 and 21, hero of the qualifications of the Serbian national team, participant of the Olympic Games in Tokyo 2021), 184th on the World List in singles, 33rd on the World List in mixed doubles, (2018-)
Dimitrije LevajacDimitrije Levajac
  • Uroš Ninković, three-time and current champion of Serbia in the cadet competition
  • Teodora Sudžum champion of Serbia – U13, vice-champion – U15, 45th place on the European list

g. basketball players

  • Snežana Bogićević, Serbian national team, twice fourth at the European Championship, as a member of Red Star (Belgrade), three-time champion of Serbia and three national cups
Snežana BogićevićSnežana Bogićević
  • Mihajlo Bošković, Serbia’s U20 national team, was named MVP of the competition at the 2022 European Championship B Division
Mihajlo BoškovićMihajlo Bošković

h. other sports

For 11 years, he was a fitness coach of a long-time member of the Serbian national team, a member of the taekwondo club Galeb from Belgrade. She has participated in 52 international tournaments.

  • Taekwondo player Aleksandra Radmilović (16 medals), multiple senior champion of Serbia, participant in four World Championships, eight European Championships, fourth place in Europe in 2017, gold medal at the Universiade in Chinese Taipei in 2017, (from 2011-22)
Aleksandra RadmilovićAleksandra Radmilović
  • Taekwondo player Ema Radmilović, Serbian champion for 2017, age 14 (from 2016-20)
  • Karate player Miroljub Kremenović, multiple representative of the SFR Yugoslavia, European champion in the junior category (1988) and runner-up at the Club World Cup in Budapest (1999)
  • Mladen Bojinović, Yugoslavia national team player, player of Barcelona, Montpellier, multiple European champions (2001)

and many others…

Scientific Production

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a. Bachelor’s, Master’s and Doctoral Theses/em>

  1. Pajić Z. (1985) VOLLEYBALL SPORTS SCHOOL. Graduation thesis. Profesor sporta i fizičkog vaspitanja. Professor of Sports and Physical Education. Faculty of Sport and Physical Education, University of Belgrade.
  2. Pajić Z. (1996) STRUCTURE OF A COMPUTER-AIDED SYSTEM FOR SPORTS STATUS CONTROL. Magistarska teza. Master’s thesis. Master of Science. Faculty of Sport and Physical Education, University of Belgrade.
  3. Pajić Z. (2006) EFFECTS OF THE APPLICATION OF INERTIAL LOADS ON MOTOR, MORPHOLOGICAL AND BIOMECHANICAL PERFORMANCE OF RUNNING AT MAXIMUM SPEED. Doctoral dissertation. Doctor of Science. Faculty of Sport and Physical Education, University of Belgrade.
  4. Pajić Z. (2008) FLEXIBILITY OF FOOTBALLERS. Graduation thesis. Personnel center. Senior Sports Soccer Coach. Faculty of Sport and Physical Education, University of Belgrade.

b. Practicums & Textbooks

  1. Pajić, Z. (2004) CONDITIONING OF TENNIS PLAYERS WITH THE BASICS OF ANTHROPOMOTORIC SKILLS – theoretical part. Script. College of Sports Coaches, Belgrade.
  2. Pajić, Z. (2004) CONDITIONING OF TENNIS PLAYERS WITH THE BASICS OF ANTHROPOMOTORIC SKILLS – practical part. Script. College of Sports Coaches, Belgrade.
  3. Pajić, Z. (2014) ANTHROPOMOTORIC SKILLS – theoretical part. Script, author’s edition. Center for Continuing Education. Belgrade: Faculty of Sport and Physical Education.

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  1. Pajić, Z. (2008) STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING PREPARATION OF TENNIS PLAYERS. Belgrade. Faculty of Sport and Physical Education, 106 p., ISBN 978-86-80255-38-5. SR-ID 152605708]. A college textbook with a review.
  2. Pajić Z. (2022) AGILITY IN SPORT. Faculty of Sport and Physical Education, University of Belgrade. 234 pp., ISBN 978-86-89773-72-9. [COBISS. SR-ID 63729417]. Monograph of National Importance.
  3. Pajić Z. (2022) POST-ACTIVATION POTENTIATION: THE NEURO-MUSCULAR PHENOMENON OF STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING TRAINING. Faculty of Sport and Physical Education, University of Belgrade. 192 pp., ISBN 978-86-89773-73-6. [COBISS. SR-ID 63734025]. A monograph of national importance.

c. Published scientific papers

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  1. Jakovljevic, S., Karalejic, M., Pajic, Z., Macura, M., Erculj, F. (2011) Speed and agility of 12 and 14 old elite male basketball players. Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research. 2011 Nov 5.

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  1. D. Gavrlilovic, A. Petrovic, M. Dopsaj, G. Kasum, Z. Pajic i V. Koprivica (2016) Work and rest peak hart rate variability response during the diferent technico-tactical situation at elite kick-boxers. International Journal of Performance Analysis in Sport, 16, pp. 96-110.
  2. Sasa Jakovljevic; Marija Macura; Mandic Radivoj; Nenad Jankovic; Zoran Pajic & Frane Erculj (2016) Biological Maturity Status and Motor Performance in Fourteen-Year-old Basketball Players. International Journal of Morphology, volume 34, issue 2, 2016.
  3. Dopsaj, M., Pajic, Z., Kocic, A., Erak, M., Pajkic, A., Vicentijevic, A., … & Bozovic, B. (2021). Profile for Body Fat Percentage of Serbian Working Population, Aged from 18 to 65, Measured by Multichannel Bioimpedance Method. International Journal of Morphology, 39(6).
  4. Simović, S., Komić, J., Guzina, B., Pajić, Z., Karalić, T., & Pašić, G. (2020). Difference-based analysis of the impact of observed game parameters on the final score at the FIBA Eurobasket Women 2019. Journal of human sport & exercise, 16(2), pp 373-387.
  5. M. Dopsaj; I. Zlatovic; N. Vukadinovic; J. Aleksic; S. Gkatzaveli; J. Buha; K. Maleckar; K. Radovic; L. Denic; M. Poznanovic; Z. Pajic & M. Smrkic. Different Body Partialization Procedures Considering Maximum Strength and Explosiveness: Factorial Analysis Approach (2024), Int. J. Morphol., 42(2).

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  1. Pajić, Z. (1996) The place and the role of the applicative software in the structure of the system for operating the sport form. Facta Universitatis, vol 1 No 3(71:83).
  2. Jakovljevic, S., Karalejic, M., Pajic, Z., Gardasevic, B., Mandic, R. (2011) The influence of anthropometric characteristics on the agility abilities of 14 year-old elite male basketball players. Facta Universitas – Series Physical Education and Sport, 9(2):141-149.
  3. Sasa Jakovljevic, Zoran Pajic, Branko Gardasevic, Nenad Jankovic (2015) The impact of stationary ball-handling drills on fundamental offensive basketball skills in 13 and 14- year-old basketball players. Facta universitatis Series: Physical Education and Sport Vol. 13, No 3, , pp. 393 – 402
  4. Jakovljević, S. Pajić, Z. Gardašević, B. (2015) The influence of selected cognitive abilities on the efficiency of basketball players. Facta Universitatis: Series Physical Education and Sport 2015 Vol.13 No.2 pp.283-290 ref.36
  5. A Đorđević, S Jakovljević, Z Pajić, A Nikolić (2016) Speed-strength abilities and morphological characteristics of basketball players aged 10 and 11. Fizička kultura 70, 3 no. 1 (2016): 46-54.
  6. Simović, S., Komić, J., Guzina, B., Pajić, Z., & Vojvodić, M. (2019). Influence of gamerelated statistical elements on final result at fiba eurobasket women 2017. Facta Universitatis, Series: Physical Education and Sport, 16(2), 709-723.
  7. Simović, S., Komić, J., Matković, B., Pajić, Z., Guzina, B. (2019) Analysis of Influence of Basketball Game-Related Statistics on Final Result Based on Differences at the 2017 FIBA Asia Cup. Asian J Sports Med. 2019; 10(1):e69109.
  8. Pajić, Z., Simović, S., & Dopsaj, M. (2022). Standardized planned agility tests in young football players: mathematical modeling in the function of defining physical potential. Facta Universitatis, Series: Physical Education and Sport, 245-256.
  9. Simović, S, Jovanović, F., Komić, J., Matković, B and Pajić, Z. (2019) Quantitative analysis of 2017 FIBA zone championships based on a discriminant regression model, International Journal of Recent Scientific Research, Vol. 10, Issue, 09(B), pp. 34607- 34617.
  10. Zoran Pajic, Milivoj Dopsaj, Sasa Jakovljevic and Marija Andjelkovic (2022). Body mass index in determination of the relationship between body constitution and motor abilities. Physical Culture, ()

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  1. Pajić, Z. (1996) The structure of a computer-aided system for controlling the sports status of tennis players. Physical Culture, 3(166:178)
  2. Pajić Z. (1998) Relations of motor, morphological and biomechanical variables with the performance of movement at maximum speed, Physical Culture 2,3 and 4 (143:153).
  3. Pajić, Z. (2000) The influence of inertial loading on adaptation processes when running at different speeds. Physical Culture, Belgrade, Vol. 54, No. 1-4, pp 46-56
  4. Jakovljevic, S., Karalejic, M., Pajic, Z., Gardasevic, B., Mandic, R. (2011) Influence of anthropometric characteristics on the speed abilities of 14 year-old elite male basketball players. Journal of Physical Education and Sport, 11(2):111-116
  5. Pajic, Z., Preljevic, A., Kostovski, Z. (2011) Effects of the application of inertial loads on the morphological performances in the stage of running development at maximum speed. Sport SPA (7)2:47-53
  6. Pajic, Z. (2011) Evaluation of adaptive processes of kinematic and dynamic performances of running at maximum speed in training with the additional inertial load application. Sportlogia, 7(1):29-47
  7. Pajic, Z., Kostovski, Z,. Ilic, J., Jakovljevic, S., Preljevic, A. (2011) The influence of inertial load application on kinematic and dynamic performances of running at maximum speed phase. Sport Science, 4(1):107-112
  8. Jakovljević, S., Karalejić, M., Pajić, Ž., Mandić, R. (2011) Acceleration and speed of change of direction and mode of movement of quality basketball players. Physical Culture, 65(1):16-23
  9. Gardasevic, B., Jakovljevic, S., Pajic, Z., Preljevic, A. (2011) Some anthropometric and power characteristics of elite junior handball and basketball players. APES-International journal of scientific and professional issues in physical education and sport, 39(1):5-9
  10. Saša Jakovljević, Milivoje Karalejić, Zoran Pajić, Nenad Janković, Frane Eerčulj (2015) Relationship between 1rm back squat test results and explosive movements in professional basketball players. Acta universitatis carolinae kinanthropologica Vol. 51, 1 , pp. 41–50
  11. Pajić, Z. Gradašević, B. Jakovljević S. (2016) Prevalence of obesity in primary school children. Innovations in Teaching, XXIX, 2016/1, pp. 105-114.

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  1. Pajić, Z., Ilić, J., Jakovljević, S. (2011) The influence of speed and explosive power performance on the ability to quickly change direction of movement in professional soccer players of senior age. In S. Stojiljković, Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference «Physical Activity for Everyone» (pp. 403-408). Belgrade: FSFV.
  2. Pajić, Z., Gardašević, B., Ilić, J., Jakovljević, S., Preljevic, A., Kostovski, Ž. (2011) Relations of morphological characteristics and strength performance of soccer and handball players of pioneer age. Proceedings of the IV International Symposium «Sport and Health» (pp. 36-40). Tuzla: Faculty of Physical Education and Sport.
  3. Pajić, Z., Ilić, J., Jakovljević, S., Preljević, A. (2011) Relations between morphological and characteristics and speed of movement direction changes in professional soccer players. In M. Mikalački & G. Bala (eds.) 2nd International Scientific Conference EXERCISE AND QUALITY OF LIFE, (393-398). Novi Sad: Faculty of Sport and Physical Education.
  4. Pajić, Z., Jakovljević, S., and Drljačić D. (2017) Prevalence of obesity in children of primary and secondary school age in Belgrade II International Congress SPORT, RECREATION, HEALTH, College of Sports and Health Sciences, Belgrade, Proceedings: 306-314.
  5. Drljačić, D., Đupovac, M., and Pajić, Z. (2017) Nutrition of children of younger school age in the territory of the city of Šabac II International Congress SPORT, RECREATION, HEALTH, College of Sports and Health Sciences, Belgrade, Proceedings: 67-73.
  6. Toskić, D., Toskić, L., Preljević, A., Pajić, Z., Stanković, M., & Stijepović, V. (2017) Differences in motor skills, morphological characteristics and biomechanical characteristics of strokes between young swimmers and water polo players IV International Scientific Conference, Faculty of Sport and Physical Education, Leposavić, Proceedings.
  7. Jakovljević, S., Mandić, R., Janković, N., Pajić, Z. (2019) Speed of jump shots as a factor of accuracy in basketball, International Scientific Conference, Proceedings, University of Belgrade, Faculty of Sport and Physical Education.
  8. Vukosavljević K., Vukušić K., Pajić Z., Drljačić D. (2021). Guidelines for physical activity at home during the covid-19 pandemic. 4 th International online conference, Health, Sport, Recreation May 14th 2021, Belgrade, Republic of Serbia.
  9. Pajić Z., Drljačić D., Simović S., Brkić B., Živanović V. (2021). Prevalence of obesity among high school children. 4 thInternational online conference, Health, Sport, Recreation May 14th 2021, Belgrade, Republic of Serbia.
  10. Petrović S., Pajić Z., Drljačić D., Simović S., Brkić B., Živanović V. (2021). Morphological characteristics and motor abilities of untrained and pupils who train taekwondo. 4 thInternational online conference, Health, Sport, Recreation May 14th 2021, Belgrade, Republic of Serbia.
  11. Spasojević B., Drljačić D., Pajić Z., Vukosavljević K. (2021). Comparative analysis of the postural status of preschool and younger school age children. 4 thInternational online conference, Health, Sport, Recreation May 14th 2021, Belgrade, Republic of Serbia.

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    1. Pajić, Z. (2007) Analysis of worm-up structure of football players in some of the elite european teams. New practices in sports. College for coaches No. 1, (5:13), in Belgrade.
    2. Jakovljević, S., Pajić, Z., Erčulj, F. (2011) The influence of leg and torso flexibility on explosiveness, starting speed and acceleration ability of elite basketball players. Collection of abstracts from the International Scientific Conference FIS Communication 2011, (pp. 71-72). Nis: Faculty of Sports and Physical Education.
    3. Pajić, Z., Ilić, J., Janković, I. (2011) Relations of morphological characteristics with the speed of change of direction of movement in young soccer players. Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference FIS Communications 2011, (pp. 85-87). Nis: Faculty of Sports and Physical Education.
    4. Pajić, Z., Gardašević, B., Ilić, J., Janković, I. (2011) Differences between the influence of morphological characteristics on strength performance in soccer players and handball players of pioneer age. Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference FIS Communication 2011, (pp. 87-89). Nis: Faculty of Sports and Physical Education.
    5. Jakovljević, S., Pajić, Z., Gardašević, B., Višnjić, D. (2010) Some anthropometric and power characteristics of 12 and 13 years old soccer and basketball players. In S. Simovic (ed.) Book of summaries 2nd International Scientific Conference «Anthropological aspects of sports, physical education and recreation» (pp. 75-76). Banja Luka: Faculty of Physical education and Sport.
    6. Visnjic, D., Ilic, J., Pajic, Z. (2011) Educational values of circular training system in elementary school. In S. Simovic (ed.) Book of summaries of 3nd International Scientific Conference «Anthropological aspects of sports, physical education and recreation» (pp. 74). Banja Luka: Faculty of Physical education and Sport.
    7. Gardasevic, B., Pajic, Z., Ilic, J., Jankovic, I. (2012) The influence of some morphological characteristics on agility of young handball players. In V. Lolic (ed.) Book of summaries of 6 2nd International Conference on «Sports Science and Health» (pp. 52). Banja Luka: APERION.
    8. Gardasevic, B., Pajic, Z., Ilic, J., Jankovic, I. (2012) The influence of performance speed and explosive power on the agility of young handball players. In V. Lolic (ed.) Book of Summaries of 2nd International Conference on «Sports Science and Health» (pp. 54). Banja Luka: APERION.

     

    M61-63

    1. Pajić, Z., Ropret, R., Matavulj, D. (1997) Strength development in primary school pupils. Summer School of Physical Education Teachers, Collection of Papers, Arandjelovac (293:300).
    2. Pajić, Z., Bokan, B., Miletić, K., Radisavljević, S., Višnjić, D. (1997) The development of pupils’ speed in the first grade of primary school. Summer School of Physical Education Pedagogues, Collection of Papers, Arandjelovac (67:70).
    3. Pajić, Z., Ropret, R., Suzović, D., Kukolj, M. (1998) Developmental characteristics of motor skills of primary school students. Thoughts, scientific and professional journal for physical culture, FFK Novi Sad, 1 (35:38).
    4. Pajić, Z., Bokan, B., Suzović, D. (1998) Speed of alternative movements and motor skills in relation to morphological ones. The 7th International Symposium “Fis Komunikacije 98” in Physical Education, Sports and Recreation. Proceedings (140:150).

     

    M64

    1. Pajić, Z., Grbović, M., Matavulj, D. (1998) Determining the interrelations of balance and some motor skills in younger school age. Novi Sad.

     

    d. announcements at professional meetings

      1. Pajić, Z. (1998) Development of jumping and jumping endurance in volleyball players. Volleyball Seminar OSRS. A professional scientific meeting for volleyball coaches and referees. Višegrad 22-26.08. 1998.
      2. Pajić, Z. (1998) Warm-up, stretching and toning in volleyball training. Volleyball Seminar OSRS. A professional scientific meeting for volleyball coaches and referees. Modriča 21-23.08.1998.
      3. Pajić, Z. (2001) New methodological and practical aspects of soccer player testing. Yugoslavia “Summer School of Football FSJ – Lepenski Vir – 2001”. Expert meeting for instructors and selectors of the Soccer Association of Yugoslavia
      4. Pajić, Z. (2002) New Dilemmas in Contemporary Physical Preparation of soccer players. Seminar for coaches and referees of the soccer Association of Vojvodina, Subotica, 09/08/2002.
      5. Pajić, Z. (2005) New methodological and practical aspects of soccer player testing. “Summer School of Soccer SCG – Lepenski Vir – 2005”. Expert meeting for instructors and selectors of the Soccer Association of Serbia for selections 92-93.
      6. Pajić, Z. (2005) Testing of soccer players. International Coaching School “UEFA SCG” (A, B and professional licenses) Zlatibor, Belgrade from September 2005.
      7. Pajić, Z. (2005) The explosiveness of soccer players. International School for Coaches “UEFA SCG” (professional license) Zlatibor, from September 2006.
      8. Pajić, Z. (2006) Flexibility of the soccer player. International Coaching School “UEFA SCG” (A, B and professional licenses) Zlatibor, from September 2006.
      9. Pajić, Z. (2006) Flexibility of the soccer player. International Coaching School “UEFA SCG” (A, B and professional licenses) Zlatibor, from September 2006.
      10. Pajić, Z. (2007) Optimization of Conditioning Training of soccer players. International School for Coaches “UEFA SCG” (professional license) Belgrade, Sept-Dec.2007.
      11. Pajić, Z. (2007) Basic guidelines in conditioning training of young soccer players. Seminar for football coaches organized by the Association of Soccer Coaches of the Municipal Soccer Association of Požarevac and the Braničevo District.
      12. Pajić, Z. (2007) Development of explosiveness in soccer players during the training process. Seminar for soccer coaches organized by the Association of Soccer Coaches of the Municipal Soccer Association of Požarevac and the Braničevo District.
      13. Pajić, Z. (2007) Analysis of the warm-up structure of soccer players in some elite European teams. It’s a new sporting practice. The Association of Football Coaches No. 1, (5:13), Belgrade.
      14. Pajić, Z. (2010) Specifics of the conditioning of the national team for the 2006 World Cup. In: Janković, Aleksandar (eds.). Experiences and perspectives – World Cup in South Africa 2010 : expert conference. Belgrade: Faculty of Sport and Physical Education, 2010, p. 31-42, tables, graph. Views. ŠCОBIСС.СР-ID 512530604C
      15. Pajić Z. et al. (2010) The effect of speed and explosive power performance on the ability to change direction quickly in professional soccer players of senior age. International Scientific Conference: PHYSICAL ACTIVITY FOR EVERYONE University of Belgrade, Faculty of Sport and Physical Education, Republic of Serbia, Belgrade, December 10-11, 2010.
      16. Pajić Z. et al. (2010) Relations between morphological characteristics and strength performance of soccer and handball players of pioneer age. IV International Symposium “SPORT AND HEALTH” Tuzla, 24 – 26.06.2011.god.
      17. Pajić Z. et al. (2010) Some anthropometric and strong characteristics of 12 and 13-year-old soccer and basketball players, Banja Luka.
      18. Pajić Z. et al. (2011) Relations of morphological characteristics with the rate of change of direction of movement in professional soccer players. 2nd International Scientific Conference EXERCISE AND QUALITY OF LIFE 24-26. 03. 2011, N.Sad.
      19. Pajić, Z. (2018) Transfer of motor skills in soccer training. International School for Coaches “UEFA Serbia” (prof. license), in Belgrade since March 2018.
      20. Pajić, Z. (2018) Speed of Soccer Players – Technology of Soccer Training .. International Coaching School “UEFA Serbia” (prof. license), in Belgrade since March 2018.
      21. Pajić, Z. (2018) Endurance Zones – Soccer Training Technology .. International Coaching School “UEFA Serbia” (prof. license), in Belgrade since March 2018.
      22. Pajić, Z. (2018) Motor learning – Applications for agility in soccer. International Coaching School “UEFA Serbia” (prof. license), in Belgrade since March 2018.
      23. Pajić, Z. (2018) Tactical periodization in soccer– acquisition days – strength, endurance, speed. International School of Coaches “UEFA Serbia” (prof. license), in Belgrade since March 2018.
      24. Pajić, Z. (2019) Competitive strategies in training for the development of strength of soccer players. International School for Coaches “UEFA Serbia” (prof. license), in Belgrade since March 2019.
      25. Pajić, Z. (2019) Incompatible motor skills in soccer player training. International School for Coaches “UEFA Serbia” (prof. license), in Belgrade since March 2019.
      26. Pajić, Z. (2019) Cognitive, conative, affective and motor control aspects in the agility of soccer players. International School for Coaches “UEFA Serbia” (prof. license), in Belgrade since March 2019.
      27. Pajić, Z. (2024) Training aspects of intensity zones. CONTINUING MEDICAL EDUCATION. Sports activities for adults: the importance of cardiac evaluation prior to participation in adult athletes. National Symposium for Physicians, Pharmacists, Biochemists. Org. Faculty of Medicine in Kragujevac. May 18, 2024.
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