Evaluation of functional status of judokas aged 14-16 years to predict success in competitive activity

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Fizicheskaya kultura: vospitanie, obrazovanie, trenirovka №6 2016,

L.V. Pertseva1
M.P. Danilova2
PhD V.G .Torgovkin1
1Institute of Physical Culture and Sports of M.K. Ammosov NEFU, Yakutsk
2 Children and Youth Sport School № 2, Yakutsk

The paper presents a special fitness test applied in judo (SJFT) which is the most popular diagnostic test abroad. It is used in the conditions of strenuous work. SJFT results are supposed to be useful for trainers when evaluting athlete's functional capacities.
JMG test is the second most widely used test, - the athlete performs three exercises for 1 minute each (a total of 3 minutes). The test is meant to measure judoka's functional capacities.

Keywords: specific tests, judo, functional state.

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