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Influence of Vestibular Irritation on Stabilometric Indicators of Statokinetic Stability of Football Players.

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Nazarenko A. S., Chinkin A. S.
Central European Journal of Sport Sciences and Medicine
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2015
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vol. 9
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issue 1
91-95
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he dynamics of stabilometric indicators of players and non-athletes is considered. It is shown that in the Romberg sample with eyes open and closed disparities in maintaining the balance between players and non-athletes are practically not detected. The most significant shifts of the stabilometric performance we observed in the vestibular stimulation in the Romberg sample with eyes open, which is significantly less than that of the players.
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CARDIOVASCULAR RESPONSE TO VESTIBULAR STIMULATION IN CYCLIC, SITUATIONAL AND STEREOTYPICAL COMPLEX COORDINATION KINDS OF SPORTS

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Nazarenko A. S., Chinkin A. S.
Central European Journal of Sport Sciences and Medicine
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2014
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vol. 5
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issue 1
47-52
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The aim of the work is the study of the dependence of cardiovascular system reaction to the vestibular stimulation on the peculiarities of movements in the above-mentioned kinds of sports. Vestibular reactions of 108 males were studied, 93 of which were involved in cyclic (middle and long distance jogging, cross-country skiing, swimming), situational (sports game) and difficult to coordinate movements of stereotypical sports (gymnastics). The above facts indicate that sports contribute to the adaptation to vestibular load and, as a consequence, the development of less severe autonomic reactions to vestibular stimulation. It is essential that the vestibular resistance develops not only in those sports in which the motor activity abounds in a corner acceleration but also in those species sports where such similar accelerations are minimal. The influence of the specifics of the motor activity in some sports is reflected in the value of response in tests with a change of a head position.
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