Use of computer software for improvement of skills of young football players

Chitashvili, D.; Egoyan, Alexander; Mirtskhulava, M.; Khipashvili, Ilia; Korinteli, E.

doi:10.1016/s0021-9290(06)85254-1

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“…In addition to many other possible applications, computers allow us to obtain objective information about the psychophysiological state of the athlete with the help of special tests. Such tests are successfully used to measure simple and complex reactions of athletes (Ashanin & Romanenko, 2015;Chitashvili et al, 2006;Egoyan et al, 2005Egoyan et al, , 2014; Kirkitadze et al, 2007).…”

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“…In addition, the possibility of using computer tests to improve and correct the reaction of athletes is explored and the role of the program interface in this process is clarified. The method is intended for selection and optimization of the training process of athletes and is a result of a long-term work of Georgian scientists (Chitashvili et al, 2006;Egoyan et al, 2005Egoyan et al, , 2014; Kirkitadze et al, 2006).…”

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Use of psychophysiological computer tests during the process of sportsmen’s preparation

Egoyan¹,

Khipashvili²

2018

Testnevelés, Sport, Tudomány

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Psychophysiological computer tests are widely accepted in sports science, because they are fast and not expensive. In this study, a new program for computer testing is presented which allows us to find the average reaction time of a sportsman in different directions and estimate his/her reaction symmetry coefficient. On the basis of these parameters recommendations to coaches and sportsmen are given for the future training. The main feature of the program is its design perfectly fitted into reality which contributes to more effective and persistent changes in the reaction skills of a sportsman. On the example of a group of ten 17-19 year old sportsmen with low-medium qualification the improvement of choice reaction time by 10% on the average is demonstrated onemonth after a special training including the computer tests for about 10-15 minutes daily. The method has proved to be effective for improving sportsmen's reaction, attention, concentration, coordination and peripheral vision and should be taken by athletes regularly to develop fine motor skills. Tests for other sports, like basketball, handball and rugby are also included.

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confidence: 99%