THE IMPORTANCE OF COORDINATION AND STRENGTH TRAINING IN COMBINATION WITH METHODS OF SELF-REGULATION OF MENTAL STATES IN THE PREVENTION OF INJURIES IN RACING SKIERS

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Abstract. This article presents the results of a study examining the development ­of sensorimotor coordination, combined with psychological resilience, in the training process of junior cross-country skiers. The causes of mental strain during challenging terrain sections of the trail are substantiated. The results of testing the coordination fitness of junior cross-country skiers are presented. The importance of coordination and strength training, combined with mental self-regulation techniques, in preventing cross-country skier injuries is highlighted.

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10.64941/nw6jn641

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