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Theory of Muscle Contraction as a Basis for Improving the Process of Athletes Training
Bulletin of KSPU named after V.P. Astafyev
The article presents the historical aspects of the development of the theory of muscle contraction. The contradictions arising at different stages of its study are shown. A number of key scientific discoveries identifying the nature of the mechanism of muscle contraction are highlighted. A supposition is suggested about the fallacy of the contemporary idea of the basics of the muscular contraction apparatus. The author's approach to rethinking the modern theory of muscle contraction is proposed.
Sports Training (Beginning of the 21st Century)
Modern methods of athletes training
The book examines modern methods of sports training of the 21st century. Approaches to training elite athletes, load control systems, recovery measures and new pedagogical technologies in sports are analyzed.
📚 Book
Theory and Practice of Biopedagogy in Sports
Textbook
Application of biopedagogy in sports training. Practical aspects of using biopedagogical methods in training athletes are revealed.
Theory of the Pump Function of the Heart in the Content of the Discipline "Physiology and Theory of Sports"
Bulletin of KSPU named after V.P. Astafyev
The article proposes a method of enriching the content of the discipline "Physiology and Theory of Sports" with new scientific knowledge about the pump function of the heart based on the competence-based approach. The authors have established a previously unknown mechanism of the pump function of the heart, carried out by the fifth air chamber of the heart — the pericardial cavity. A model of the pump function of the heart based on the theory of piston pumps is presented.
📋 Methodical manual
ECG Monitoring in Sports Training
Methodical manual
A practical guide to the application of the ECG monitoring method in sports training to prevent overload of the heart muscle.
Classification of Electrocardiogram Changes in a Healthy Person at Rest and During Physical Exertion
Scientific and pedagogical potential of ECG in training management
The article presents the author's classification of ECG changes in a healthy person at rest and during physical exertion (from 0 to 35 points). The classification is based on studies of more than 4,000 people, including 32 champions of the Olympic Games, World, European and USSR championships. The effectiveness of the classification in pedagogical and coaching practice for managing the training process is shown.
Biopedagogy and Cardiac Activity
International Journal of Applied and Fundamental Research, No.10, 2010
The article presents the concept of biopedagogy as a rational combination of pedagogical influence and biological control to obtain maximum training effect without compromising the health of athletes. The 5-chamber structure of the heart and the role of the pericardium as the main mechanism ensuring effective filling of chambers with blood are substantiated. The author's classification of ECG changes during muscle load (from 0 to 35 points), created on the basis of studies of more than 20 thousand athletes, is presented.
Under the Fear of Death
Newspaper "Krasnoyarsk Komsomolets", No.15 (8907), April 17, 2002
In 1995, doctors diagnosed wrestler Buvaisar Saitiev with "Arrhythmia, myocardial dystrophy" and banned training: "Otherwise you will die." However, Professor A.I. Zavyalov returned the athlete not only to normal life, but also to big sport, taking full personal responsibility for the life and health of the wrestler. Buvaisar Saitiev became a 3-time Olympic champion.
📚 Book
Encyclopedia of Freestyle Wrestling Techniques
Technical arsenal
The encyclopedia contains the complete technical arsenal of freestyle wrestling with a detailed description of techniques and methods of their study.
📚 Book
Coach's Textbook on Wrestling
Methods of training elite wrestlers
The textbook contains methods of training elite wrestlers, based on many years of experience of the author with the national teams of the USSR and Russia.