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Impact of Physical-health-improving Activities in Out-school Sections on the Health Level of Pupils of 5–6 Classes

Authors: Hatsko, E. (Elena); Yevdokymova, L. (Lilia); Solianyk, T. (Tatyana); Pushkarov, Y. (Yuri);

Impact of Physical-health-improving Activities in Out-school Sections on the Health Level of Pupils of 5–6 Classes

Abstract

The aim of research is to determine the influence of sectional training in health-improving running on the health level of pupils of the middle school age.28 pupils of 5–6 classes took part in the research. The duration of pedagogical experiment was 8 months. The activities took place 5 times a week: physical training 3 times, according to the learning program for secondary educational institutions, and pupils visited the section of health-improving walking and running 2 times, during 45 min. The improvement of pupils' physical health was observed in the process of activities. It was revealed, that under the influence of health-improving running activities there took places the harmonious physical development, the economy of cardio-vascular system of organism increased, pulse at rest decreased. The mood, cheerfulness and mental working capacity increased.The training in school section is a beginning of active life, good mood, health, study. The section of health-improving walking and running gives a possibility to compensate the motor activity in the structure of school children's motor regime, help to avoid hypodynamia and diseases

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фізкультурно-оздоровча робота, motor activity, секційні заняття, оздоровчий біг, physical-health-improving work, sectional activities, health level, УДК 373.5:796.422]:613.96, учні, рівень здоров’я, Indonesia, pupils, health-improving running, рухова активність

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