Vol. 16 No. 1 (2017), THEORY AND METHODOLOGY OF SPORT EDUCATION AND SPORTS SCIENCE

Vol. 16 No. 1 (2017)

The Equilibrium Function as an Indicator of Symmetry of Functional Status of Arm Wrestlers

THEORY AND METHODOLOGY OF SPORT EDUCATION AND SPORTS SCIENCE

Published 04.04.2019

Dmitriy Nicolaevich Chernogorov⁺⁻
Yury Alexandrovich Matveyev⁺⁻
Anton Aleksandrovich Bezzubov

Dmitriy Nicolaevich Chernogorov

rtment of Theory and Methodology of Applied Sports of Pedagogical Institute of Physical Culture and Sports;

Yury Alexandrovich Matveyev

Department of Adaptive Physical Culture and Medical and Biological Disciplines of Pedagogical Institute of Physical Culture and Sports

Anton Aleksandrovich Bezzubov

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Keywords

arm wrestling
arm wrestling athletes
asymmetry of physical development
statokinetic stability
equilibrium
diagnostic of asymmetries using stabilometry

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The Equilibrium Function as an Indicator of Symmetry of Functional Status of Arm Wrestlers. (2019). Sport and Tourism Central European Journal, 16(1), 117-127. https://doi.org/10.16926/kf.2017.16.07

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Abstract

The article is devoted to the study of asymmetry in physical development of arm wrestling athletes at the stage of sports perfection. It presents the results of a pedagogical experiment with the use of static motor-cognitive tests and stabilometry in the detection of asymmetry and proves the effectiveness of the developed system of physical training, based on the achieved improvements of the indicators of equilibrium function of arm wrestlers compared to the standard training system.

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