Classification approach and theoretical representations of the special and general at endurance manifestations

Germanov, Gennady; Smorchkov, Vjacheslav; Mashoshina, Irina; Padin, Oleg

doi:10.5930/issn.1994-4683.2014.02.108.p57-60

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“…During the training and competitive loads of rowers, who specialize in rowing, 2/3 of athlete's muscle mass is used [7,10].The training process of rowers is based on strength oriented qualities and power endurance development [3,11].The main stress should be done on power training of muscles, which experience the main load during the distance, as special working capacity of an athlete depends on their power potential [12]. In the work [13,14] authors divide the notions of special and specific endurance and come to the conclusion that special endurance is developed on the basis of specific endurance. It depends on the chosen kind of sport.…”

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The Main Aspects of the Exercises Use Fulfilled in Static-Dynamic Regime in the Training Process of Rowers

Zub¹,

Bykov²,

Kurys³

2019

Proceedings of the First International Volga Region Conference on Economics, Humanities and Sports (FICEHS 2019)

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The increasing demands placed on the athletes, who specialize in rowing, lead to the necessity to search for new means and methods of the training process. Classical distance for rowing is 2000 meters. The result of the distance overcoming is an integral index, which depends on rowing technique, rower's physical and psychological readiness and also on external factors. Competitive activity in rowing happens in the zone of submaximal power. It has maximal physiological shifts. Because of oxygen debt the activity of nervous centers is realized in terms of oxygen deficiency and it leads to tiredness. Knowing the mechanisms of tiredness helps to plan the training process rationally. The training loads increase doesn't always give a positive result, in some cases it leads to overtraining state. Success during the competitions in rowing happens owing to athlete's developed strength oriented qualities. On the basis of strength oriented qualities speed-power endurance is developed, without which a rower won't be able to hold the speed of the boat during the competitive distance. Classical variant of strength oriented qualities development is the work with maximum weight of the poundage. The offered method of the exercises fulfillment in static-dynamic regime in order to develop strength oriented qualities is less dangerous for an athlete and slow, in terminal points static regime of fulfillment provides muscle ligaments strengthening.

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The Main Aspects of the Exercises Use Fulfilled in Static-Dynamic Regime in the Training Process of Rowers

Zub¹,

Bykov²,

Kurys³

2019

Proceedings of the First International Volga Region Conference on Economics, Humanities and Sports (FICEHS 2019)

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Complex control of coordination and speed-power abilities in fire-applied sports

Polevoy

Strelnikowa

2020

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Background and Study Aim. To identify informative tests for complex control of coordination and speed-power abilities in fire-applied sports. Material and Methods. 38 experienced firefighter-athletes aged 15-17, who have been doing this sport for 5-6 years, took part in the research. The survey of Russian leading coaches allowed us to make up a bank of 20 tests. The Brave-Pearson correlation coefficient was used in the statistical processing of the results. The research results were processed using the Excel program. Results: Methods of controlling coordination and speed-power abilities with competitive result when overcoming a 100-meter obstacle course in fire-applied sports were experimentally substantiated. In accordance with the basic metrological requirements, close correlation relationship was found for 10 tests. Conclusion: Fire-applied sports is a complex technical type, to control the development of coordination and speed-power abilities it is necessary to rely not on one test, but on a bank of them. The identified informative tests can be recommended for complex monitoring of coordination and speed-power preparedness in fire-applied sports.

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Examination of the effects of reactive agility and planned change of direction skills on Self Defense techniques in private security and protection program students

Söyler¹

2022

Sportis Sci J

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The purpose of this study is investigate the impact of reactive agility, reaction-based planned change of direction training on the practice of self defence methods among students enrolled in the Private Security and Protection program of Vocational Schools. Twenty male volunteer students, 21.20±1.28 years, height 177.37±6.18 cm, weight 75.56±5.50 kg, voluntarily participated in the study. While the volunteer research group received reactive agility, response speed training for 2 hours 4 days a week for 8 weeks, the control group continued to receive self defence skills instruction as usual. Measurements of body composition Body analyzer Inbody 270 (Japan), reactive test Fitspeed (Turkey) gadget for measuring agility performance, as well as other agility planned change of direction tests Fusion Smart (Australia) with an integrated system of photocell doors, T Test digital integrated system stopwatch (Belgium), Reaction time Speed test was measured using a Performanz Spark test equipment (Turkey). The SPSS 22 software was utilized to analyze the data. First, the data distribution was evaluated using the Shapiro-Wilk test, it was discovered that it did not have a normal distribution. Mann Whitney U Tests were used in this manner to find the difference between the pre-test and post-test results of the nonparametric Wilcoxon Signed Rank Test across groups in order to determine the difference between the pre-post-test data within the group. The level of significance in the study was determined at p>0.05. According to the statistical analysis, the 8-week planned change of direction, reactive agility training improved the response speed, agility performance of the work group students (p>0.05).

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Classification approach and theoretical representations of the special and general at endurance manifestations

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The Main Aspects of the Exercises Use Fulfilled in Static-Dynamic Regime in the Training Process of Rowers

The Main Aspects of the Exercises Use Fulfilled in Static-Dynamic Regime in the Training Process of Rowers

Complex control of coordination and speed-power abilities in fire-applied sports

Examination of the effects of reactive agility and planned change of direction skills on Self Defense techniques in private security and protection program students

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