Functional asymmetry and the sports result

Функциональная асимметрия и спортивный результат
Khudik Svetlana, Chikurov Aleksandr, Petrova Marina, Бурмистров, Андрей
2018-04-30

functional asymmetrylateral preferenceslong-term trainingsports performancetraining techniques
This paper investigates functional asymmetry of a man as a biological phenomenon which accompanies sports result within the scope of well-known literature data and the authors' personal study results. In the course of the performed summary of research findings the authors assess the influence of functional asymmetry on sports result in some sports and illustrate the well-known training techniques, methods and means which take into account functional asymmetry. They also review the influence of functional asymmetry on the sportsman's condition during the long-term training process and systemize the lateral preferences of qualified sportsmen in some sports. The approaches considering functional asymmetry in the training process and allowing long-term positive dynamics of sports result are examined and illustrated in this paper.
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It assesses how functional asymmetry influences sports performance across selected sports.
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It examines functional asymmetry’s effects on athletes’ condition throughout long-term training.
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The paper examines functional asymmetry as a biological phenomenon associated with athletic performance, integrating literature findings and the authors’ study results.
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The paper reviews and systematizes lateral preferences among qualified athletes in several sports.
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Training techniques and approaches that account for functional asymmetry are identified as supporting sustained positive performance dynamics.

Functional asymmetry in athletes during sports training and performance

The influence of functional asymmetry and lateral preferences on sports performance, athletes’ condition, and long-term training dynamics, including training approaches that account for asymmetry

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Khudik Svetlana
Chikurov Aleksandr
Petrova Marina
Бурмистров, Андрей
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