Relationships between the Parameters of Physical, Functional and Technical Readiness of Athletes Specializing in Field Hockey

Abstract

In the process of individual development in adolescence, the processes of development of motor qualities continue, although, according to B.A. Nikityuk, 1991, Pavlova O.I., 2003, Kostyukevich V., 2008, Davletmuratov S.R., 2021 with the somatotype of athletes. So with dolichomorphy, the processes of growth and development are delayed and continue after 18 years, with brachiomorphy, growth processes are completed by the age of 16, since it is at this age that the endocrine system is actively working. In order for the development of physical qualities to occur correctly, functional loads must increase gradually, and a certain system of alternating training and recovery is also necessary. Not only a properly organized pedagogical process is important, but also indicators of medical and biological control, only such indicators can be objective and reliable. It is important for a coach to timely conduct a pedagogical examination of the level, taking into account the specifics of sports specialization, the development of physical qualities and changes in the body of athletes under the influence of training. This allows him to control and analyze the training process and make all kinds of amendments to it to develop physical qualities and improve the sportsmanship of those involved. To date, the relationship between the parameters of physical and functional development and the indicators of technical and tactical preparedness of youth hockey players remains poorly understood.