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FOLLOWING THE CHANGES OF ANTHROPOLOGICAL STATUS OF YOUNG JUDOKAS DURING THE TWO YEAR TRAINING PROCESS

Monitoring of the changes of some anthropological abilities judokas during two years of training in this period is the main goal of this work.By analysing the results, we can reach some interesting conclusions. Improvement only in one variable during the first year of the monitoring training process is not strange if we take into account the age of the subjects. In the first year, subjects entered the period of increased physiological changes in their body and were expected to have been unable to progress significantly in motor skills. For significant progress first they should adapt to this phase so significant advances in motor status are reported after the second year of the training process. It is interesting to note that the variables for assessing qualitative motor skills: whole body coordination (KOTRLOP) and balance (RAV) record modest progress in the observed period. These results point to the fact that the qualitative motor abilities are most affected during this period. This information is important from the point of the technique training. It seems that coaches will need to invest more energy to make the athlete's technique progress in this period.

motor abilities, puberty, judo training

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