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THE COMPARATIVE CHARACTERISTIC OF INFLUENCE OF UNITARY STATIC AND DYNAMIC EFFORTS WITH OWN WEIGHT OF A BODY ON PARAMETERS VARIATIONAL PULSE RATE AT THE BOYS AGED YEARS Proskurov E.M. Kharkov gymnasium No.4 Аnnotation. The features of rhythm of heart-throbs are studied at implementation of single static and dynamic efforts with the deadweight of body for boys. boys participated in research (age - ). The analysis of function of heart of teenagers was conducted through the method of method variational pulse rate. As static exercises utillized bending hands on a cross-beam and withholding of vertical position of body in support on the squared beams. As dynamic - at run on 3 meters and exercise with a rubber shock absorber. It is set that authenticity of distinctions from influence the static and dynamic ing is in ten year age, divergence is 7% at implementation of dynamic exercises. It is set that the index of index of tension the physical ings is marked reliable changes the degree of tension of mechanisms of adjusting of cardiac activity. During renewal this index gradually goes back to the basic data and below. State information is got нейрогуморальных mechanisms of regulative cardiac activity. Keywords: static, dynamic, efforts, variational pulse, pulse, boys. Introduction Modern conception of physical education, which is directed to health improvement and cultivating of vitally important physical abilities, includes different kinds of motion activity, which manifest in static and dynamic s. In practice it is hard to determine what effort is more difficult for a schoolboy, how one kind of effort yields the other or exceeds it; it can be only theoretically discussed. However, using modern methods of mathematical analysis of heart beat frequency, which is in opinion [7] is the most reliable criterion of vegetative nervous system s functional state, it is possible to receive general information about health state and compare the extent of certain motion acts influence on organism, comparing with other. Similar experiments have already carried out, but they include differentiated researches of every group of efforts. For example N.A. Panova, V.A. Borodinov, T.G. Oleshkevich researched dynamic efforts 4 squatting per minute []. R.M. Bayevskiy, S.Z. Kletskin, I.G. Tazetdinov, A.S. Khamitov also researched dynamics: running on the spot during seconds at maximal speed [3], V.L. Babiy and M.V. Malikov included systemic trainings of lawn tennis into their researches []. In opposite to above mentioned authors G.V. Alferova and V.A. Koltyshev studied static tension of hand [] O.N. Khudoley gave everyday training s to young gymnasts []. To these scientific articles we can add great list of scientific essays, which deal with the problem of variability and structure of heart rhythm, mainly under dynamic s [4;;6;] and to less extent under static. However, up to the present time, nobody have compared static effort with dynamic and, thus, revealed their difference or similarity. Analysis of scientific sources of available literature did not give any information about comparison of static and dynamic efforts by variation pulse metering indicators. Purpose, tasks of the work, material and methods The purpose of the work is determination of heart beat rhythm s peculiarities with fulfilling of static and dynamic exercises by - old boys. The methods of the research variation pulse metering, mathematical statistics, pedagogical observations, comparative analysis. For processing of mathematical data program Excel was used. Organization of the research. The research covered boys of ten eleven old, who, by his state of health, related to main health group and attended optional physical culture classes twice a week. Total quantity of the tested was one hundred. The groups were divided by age categories: of every age. In the course of experiment schoolboys executed static efforts with own mass of body and dynamic. Static exercises were the following: hang on bent arms on horizontal bar, maintaining vertical body position resting on parallel bars. Dynamic exercises: running 3 meters with maximal speed, exercise of complex coordination with rubber expander (to be fulfilled maximal quantity times with maximal speed at one attempt), which had speed-power orientation. Two, from mentioned exercises were already tested in previous researches, i.e. hang on bent arms on horizontal bar [9] and exercise with rubber expander [8]. That is why these exercises were not strange for schoolboys, as well as 3 meter run. But maintaining vertical body position resting on parallel bars made its new demands: it was prohibited to part legs and bend knees, if elbows start shuddering and body deviated from vertical position backward or forward, the exercise stopped immediately. This experiment did not consider such indicators as height and mass of body, the time of static positions was not registered as well as quickness and number of repetitions on rubber expander; just all exercises were fulfilled at their most. Registration of heart beat rhythm was carried out with the help of Heart Screen 8 GL synchronized channel ECG instrument with 8 mm three channel Ж К display in НИИОЗДП. At the first stage of experiment we obtained initial data by four statistic indicators of heart rhythm in the state of relative rest; new data of these indicators Proskurov E.M., 3 doi:.684/m9.figshare.6399 6

PEDAGOGICS PSYCHOLOGY medical-biological problems of physical training and sports were registered already by every exercise separately in the states just and in ten, see table. Table Statistic indicators of heart rhythm М, М О, АМ О, ВР in rest, immediat single static and dynamic and in ten by every exercise (- old boys) State of rest 3m run Vertical resting on parallel bars (legs closed) Indicator М М О АМ О % ВE Quantity of hild Age,7±,,76±,,67±,,74±,,6±, 4 ±,3,9±,,±,,74±,,7±,,69±,,7±,,7±,,66±,,7±,,69±, 4 ±,39 49,±, 66 36,±,39,9±,,9±,,±,,34±,,8±,.,73±,,7±,,7±,,7±,,73±,,64±,,7±,,68±, 43 ±,4 47,8±, 4 3,±,4 49,7±, 7,8±,,±,,3±,,7±,,7±,,7±,,69±,,69±,,74±,,67±,,7±,,68±, 4,±,47 48,±, 3 36±,4,8±, 36,9±,,9±,,36±,,±,,76±,,7±,,7±,,7±,,73±,,66±,,7±,,69±, 43,±,8 48±, 36,9±, ±, 8,9±,,±,,3±,,±, From the obtained data we can conclude that physical s such heart beat rhythm indicators as mode amplitude АМ О variation excursion ВE significantly increase in comparison with other indicators. After s, by variation duration the group of ten school boys in every exercise corresponds to moderately expressed sinus arrhythmia СА ), while the group of eleven old schoolboys corresponds to moderately expressed sinus arrhythmia (СА ). Rather sufficient differences were found in the state of relative rest, confidentiality of data are confirmed by statistic indicators of heart rhythm М О, АМ О и ВР; the exclusion was indicator of expectation value (М), which is not confident, see table. Table Confidentiality between groups in the state of relative rest,7±, t =,8 Р >,76±,, М М О АМ О % ВE,67±,,74±, t =,,,6±, 3 4 ±,3 t = 3,6,,9±,,±, t =,, In the course of observation it was also revealed that, comparing indicators of heart rhythm by every, separately taken exercise inside groups and between ages, s or in recreational process, it is, unfortunately, impossible to obtain required information about how changes between static and dynamic s are expressed. For the most part the data were not confident. Actually they were the data not about the differences between s, but, rather, the data about differences between indicators, that is quite other thing. That is why for determination of changes, which appear single static or dynamic, we used index of tension (IT) by Parin Bayevskiy, whose derivative integral indicator was calculated by the following formula: IT = АМ О / М О ВР In this connection, on the second stage we had to process the obtained results again, in order to reveal confident differences between s. From data base we chose numerical series of appropriate variation indicators and calculated by the mentioned formula. After this, further processing by mathematical statistics was fulfilled for checking confidentiality. The obtained results of tension index (IT) were compared with individual indicators of heart rhythm of 6

with different functional state, as per table (by Yu.A. Paryshkin and V.V. Aksenov, 987) were IT indicators: 8.6-high; 78.-middle; 7-low. Table 3 data by Parin- Bayevskiy staic and dynamic s Hang on bent arms 3m run Vertical resting on parallel bars,6 ± 3,3 6, ±,,3 ± 3,3,3 ± 7,8 7, ± 7,3 ±, 68,6 ±, 7, ±,3 From the obtained data it follows, that eleven old children have higher level of functional capabilities that ten old. Table 4 Confidentiality of IT changes static and dynamic s between ages 3m run Vertical resting on parallel bars,6 ± 3,3 t = 8, 7, ±, 6, ±, t = 8,8 7,3 ±,,,3 ± 3,3 t = 9,6 68,6 ±,,,3 ± 7,8 t = 6, 7, ±,3, The obtained data witness that between age of ten and eleven old, immediat single static and dynamic confident changes are observed at ten schoolboys. These changes concern the extent of tension of heart activity regulation mechanisms. Table Confidentiality of IT changes under static and dynamic s inside groups 3m run 3m run 3m run 3m run,6 ± 3,3 t =, 6, ±,,,6 ± 3,3 t =,6,3 ± 7,8,,3 ± 3,3 t =,3 6, ±,,,3 ± 3,3 t =,7,3 ± 7,8, 7, ± t =,8 7,3 ±, Р >, 7, ± t =, 7, ±,3 Р >, 68,6 ±, t = 7,3 ±, Р >, 68,6 ±, t =, 7, ±,3 Р >, As a result of comparing static exercise with dynamics inside every group, solid confidentiality was found in the group of ten schoolboys; concerning the group of eleven old schoolboys the changes are not confident. Confidentiality between ages by initial data of tension index 48,8 ±,4 t = 7,3 9,3 ±,, Table 6 63

PEDAGOGICS PSYCHOLOGY medical-biological problems of physical training and sports Initial data of tension indices confirm the presence of confidentiality between ages (see table confidentiality between groups in the state of relative rest). In spite of higher confidentiality, initial indicators of tension indices (IY) of both groups in the state of relative rest correspond to middle level of endurance. Table 7 Confidentiality of IT changes restoration inside groups. State Initial 48.8 ±.4 t =, Restored,3 ±,9 Р >, Initial 48.8 ±.4 t = 3m run Restored 7, ± 6,9 Р >, Initial 48.8 ±.4 t =,7 Restored 368, ± 4,, Initial 48.8 ±.4 t =,3 Restored 38,9 ± 3,6, Initial 9,3 ±, t = 6,8 Restored 48, ±,3, Initial 9,3 ±, t = 6 3m run Restored 63,7 ± 83,, Исход. 9,3 ±, t = 6,4 Restored 37, ± 8,6, Initial 9,3 ±, t = 6,7 Restored 3, ±,4, In the table we can see, that restoration in full rest was not an equal process in the groups. In the table we can see that restoration in full rest is not similar in both groups. Besides, eleven old pupils group is at lower level of heart rhythm functional capabilities, than ten old pupils group. Therefore, restoration period inadequate conditions of single static and dynamic s can influence differently on tension of regulatory links of cardiac vascular system, concerning the age. Conclusions. In ten old age, single affect of every tension index insignificantly increases and in restoration period its indicators become close to initial data. In eleven old age the index s indicators significantly increase, that result in change of confidentiality between static and dynamic exercises, however, in the period tension index, in this age, gradually restores.. Confidentiality of differences between static and dynamic s influence also exists in ten old group, the variance is of 7% with dynamic exercises. 3. After tension index indicator is marked by confident changes of tension degree of heart activity regulation mechanisms, but in restoration period it gradually returns to its initial value and even lower. The prospects of further researches. It is stipulated to conduct study of cardiac-vascular system response to dosed static exercises with own body mass. References: Alferova T. V., Koltyshev V. A. Aktual'nye problemy adaptacii detej shkol'nogo vozrasta k fizicheskim nagruzkam [Actual problems of adaptation of school age children to physical activities], Chelyabinsk, 988, 86 p. Babij V. L., Malikov M. V. Sportivnij visnik Pridniprov ia [Dnipro Sports Bulletin],, vol., pp.33 3. 3 Baevskij R. M., Kleckij P. Z., Tazetdinov I. G., Khamitov I. P. Vozrastnye funkcional'nye osobennosti serdca pri fizicheskikh nagruzkakh [Age-functional features of the heart during exercise], Stavropol, 979, 6 p. 4 Zemcova V. J. Faktornij analiz sercevogo ritmu u sportsmeniv [Factorial analysis of heart rhythm of sportsmen], Cand. Diss., Кiev,, p.. Kudrjashova T. I. Kompleksnij kontrol' pidgotovki junikh shtovkhateliv jadra na etapi sportivnoyi specializaciyi [Integrated control of young throwers core training at the sport specialization stage], Cand. Diss., Kharkiv, 7, p.9. 6 Lavrikova O. V. Vikova dinamika osoblivostej funkcionuvannja sercevo sudinnoyi sistemi ljudini pri ci klichnikh fizichnikh navantazhennjakh [Age dynamics of the functioning of cardio - vascular system of humans in these vocative physical activities], Cand. Diss., Kiev,, p. 7 Makarova G. A. Sportivnaja medicina [Sports medicine],, 473 p. 8 Proskurov E. M., Kamaev O. I. Slobozhans'kij naukovo-sportivnij visnik [Slobozhansky scientific and sport bulletin],, vol. 4, pp. -7. 64

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