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TRAINING COORDINATION ABILITIES OF HOCKEY PLAYERS WITH HEARING IMPAIRMENTS USING STABILOGRAPHIC SIMULATOR (0.32 Mb, pdf) Read
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Rumyantseva Elvira Rimovna
Tsvetkov Sergey Vladimirovich
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The aim of research - to prove efficiency of the technique aimed at training coordination abilities of hockey players with hearing impairments. Methods and organization of a research. Experimental research involved hockey players with minimum hearing impairments 55 dB experiencing initial specialization in a first-year training group. Research included the following methods: analysis and synthesis of data regarding the research subject taken from scientific literature, questioning of highly qualified coaches engaged in training athletes with hearing impairments. Evaluation of technique effectiveness occurred with the use of «Evolventa», stabilographic and «Triangle» tests. The research outcomes were processed using methods of mathematical statistics. Research results and discussion. The research resulted in demonstration of the technique efficiency with its core structural component to be training with Stabilan-01 computer stabilographic complex. The technique allows improving essential coordination abilities of hearing impaired hockey players: sense of rhythm, balance maintaining, and sense of direction.

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