Елисеев, Е.В.
    Архитектоника помехоустойчивости, регулирующей адаптацию движений единоборцев к психофизической напряженности = Architectonics of Noise Stability Regulating Adaptation of Movements Wrestlers to Psychophysical Intensity / Е.В. Елисеев
    // Теория и практика физ. культуры. - 2005. - № 4. - С. 51-56. - Библиогр.: с. 56 (25 назв.).

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    -- 1. Психофизиологические показатели. 2. Болевые приемы. 3. Функциональная система. 4. Адаптация. 5. Методика исследования. 6. Айкидо. 7. Виды спорта. 8. Комплекс упражнений. 9. Математические методы. 10. Тестирование. 11. Техника. 12. Квалификация спортивная. 13. Двигательные действия. 14. Центральная нервная система. 15. Физиология спортивная. 16. Критерии оценки. 17. Биомеханика движений. 18. Мотивация. 19. память. 20. Мышечная деятельность. 21. Возбуждение. 22. Единоборства спортивные. 23. Помехоустойчивость. 24. Functional system. 25. Noise immunity stability. 26. Target action. 27. aikido.

    УДК 796.01:612              ГРНТИ 77.03.09
                                ГРНТИ 77.05.05
                                ГРНТИ 15.21.35
                                ГРНТИ 77.29.11.18.15

    The technology developed by the author includes a complex of exercises directed on the expansion of the level of psychoemotional preparedness; the deepening of intellectual functions in the management of movements; the improvement of the quality of realization of exact actions; the increase of training and adaptive abilities of cardiovascular and respiratory systems and the maintenance of adaptive parities(ratio) between an organism qualified wrestlers and the environment. The research, carried out by the author has allowed to reveal the psychophysical mechanisms by means of which the generated functional system of a noise stability adjusts the adaptation of functional system of movements of athletes to the interfering action of handicapes in conditions of the growth of psychophysical intensity. In the view of the results received by us it becomes obvious , that in the similar researches it is possible not only to reveal active-adaptive changes of the system of noise stability of an organism to the action of stripping factors, but also to estimate more objectively both the level of the noise stability of the nervous-muscular system in aikido, and the psychomotor experience of athletes during the realization of single combats of motor skills specific to this kind.