Autonomic and neural mechanisms of adaptation of young fighters to specific loads

Authors

  • Володимир Анатолійович Хор’яков [Volodymyr Khoriakov] Institute of Foreign Languages Donbass State Pedagogical University, Ukraine

Keywords:

homeostasis, the oxygen-transport system reactivity

Abstract

Рresents the data describing the range and level of the violation of the body homeostatic constants young fighters in response to specific loads. It is shown that in the aerobic training sessions (57,1 %), mixed (20,0 %) and glycolytic (22,9 %) modes of power supply leads to varying degrees of fatigue in the executive and regulatory links of the functional system of the young fighters. Reactivity of the organism is determined, on the one hand ergometric parameters loads, and the other – the level of reserve capacity.

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2013-02-28

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Хор’яков [Volodymyr Khoriakov] В. А. (2013). Autonomic and neural mechanisms of adaptation of young fighters to specific loads. Slobozhanskyi Herald of Science and Sport, (1(34), 64–66. Retrieved from https://journals.uran.ua/index.php/1991-0177/article/view/18080

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No. 1(34) (2013)

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