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THE SECURITY AND CRITICAL LEVELS OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY FOR TRAINED AND UNTRAINED PERSONS IN MUSCLE PERFORMANCE POWER ORIENTATION
A.A. Chernozub
Chernomorsk State University named after P.Mogila,
Nikolayev.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.15407/fz62.02.110
Abstract
The paper studied the problem of finding the optimal
methodology for determining the safety and critical load
conditions for the body trained and untrained people in the
process of training the force pool. It was found that for trained
individuals who have a sufficient level of adaptation to the
power load, the use of “standard” modes of operation in the
course of employment by fitness power safely. However,
the problematic issue is that to the untrained troops, it is
almost impossible to determine the safe load parameters
using conventional techniques, which are mainly used in
cyclic sports. Thus, the solution to this problem lies in the
fact that using the integral method for estimating the value
of power loads and a computer program for determining
the relative weight of the index weights, safety and critical
load parameters were calculated for untrained persons. At
the same time, studied the biochemical parameters of blood
(testosterone, cortisol, and lactate dehydrogenase activity)
fixed after exercise, compared with the state of rest, confirmed
our calculations clearly enough.
Keywords:
safety and critical loads; integral method for determining the size of the load; the concentration of cortisol and testosterone in human serum lactate dehydrogenase activity; trained and untrained persons.
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