Effect of increase of effectiveness of sports performances at stimulation of dynamic cerebral systems by "emotiocorrector ondiz"

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N.D. Ovchinnikov, Professor, Dr.Hab.

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Effect of increase of effectiveness of sports performances at stimulation of dynamic cerebral systems by "emotiocorrector ondiz"
 
N.D. Ovchinnikov, Professor, Dr.Hab. A.N. Korol'kov, Ph.D. V.I. Egozina, Professor, Dr.Hab. D.N. Ovchinnikov, Postgraduate, Research laboratory ONDIZ, Moscow, Russian state university of physical culture, sport, youth and tourism, Moscow
 
Key words: athletes, minigolf, motor program, "Emotiocorrector Ondiz".
 
The purpose of the present research was to determine effectiveness of stimulation of dynamic cerebral systems in participants of sports competitions in minigolf.
 
The results of conducted studies testify to the fact that the light-color stimulation by the program of activation of formation of motor programs in th ecerebral motor zone promotes improvement of results of sports activity.
 
The research results correlate with the viewpoint of some experts on the role of functional status of cerebral cortex and human central nervous system in achievement of success in sport.
 
The use of the technique and the device "Emotiocorrector ONDIZ" to correct psychoemotional status and stimulate dynamic cerebral systems of athletes reveals capacities of increase of effectiveness of training and competitive activities.
 
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