Influence of Modern Sports Technologies upon Development of the Penitentiary Service Specialists' Physical Qualities
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Abstract The article is devoted to the research of the
influence of crossfit classes, as one of the types of modern
sports technologies, upon the development of physical
qualities of the cadets. Crossfit is quite popular in all over
the world and effectively promotes the development of all
physical qualities of a human being. The main purpose of
crossfit training is to improve physical fitness and
functionality of the cardiorespiratory system. The research
was conducted at the Academy of the State Penitentiary
Service of Ukraine (Chernihiv) in 2019-2020. The research
involved 60 cadets of the academy. Two groups were
formed: experimental (EG, n = 26), the cadets of which
were involved into crossfit academy classes (3 times a
week), and control (CG, n = 34), the cadets of which were
trained according to the current system of physical training
at the academy. The research of the cadets’ physical
qualities development was carried out in the following
exercises: horizontal bar chin-ups, horizontal bar
hip-swing-ups, horizontal bar breast-ups, parallel bar
dip-ups, 100-meter race, 3000-meter race. It was
established that conducting classes with the use of sets of
physical exercises according to “Crossfit” system helped to
improve the level of physical fitness of the cadets who
attended the classes of the academy. The results of the
senior year cadets from the EG were significantly (p < 0.05
- 0.001) better than in the CG for all researched exercises.
The greatest effect of crossfit training was found in the
indicators of strength and endurance development of the
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Influence of Modern Sports Technologies upon Development of the Penitentiary Service Specialists' Physical Qualities(Ihor Donets, Dmytro Petryk, Yurii Cherezov, Vitalii Honchar, Maksym Kostiuchenko) International Journal of Human Movement and Sports Sciences 9(2): 308-315, 2021
