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Метаболическая адаптация юных дзюдоистов к тренировочно-соревновательным воздействиям

Authors: Potapova, T. V.; Isaev, A. P.;

Метаболическая адаптация юных дзюдоистов к тренировочно-соревновательным воздействиям

Abstract

Рассмотрено влияние кратковременных технических действий интенсивного характера, повторных физических нагрузок на метаболическое состояние и характеристики «белой» крови дзюдоистов в микроциклах заключительной подготовки к соревнованиям. Influence of the short-term technical actions of intensive character, repeated physical activities on a metabolic condition and characteristics of "white" blood of judoists in microcycles of final preparation for competitions is considered.

Keywords

экстренная адаптация, сложные технико-тактические действия, adaptation ability, метаболическое состояние, training-competitive actions, ГРНТИ 77.05, hypoxia, metabolic condition, 612.1 [УДК 796.853.23.015], адаптаспособность, тренировочно-соревновательные воздействия, difficult technical-tactical actions, emergency adaptation

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