hydropedagogics and hydrokinesiotherapy as a facility of rehabilitation for students that have scoliosis.
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Abstract
Directions of development and experimental ground of method of medical health-improvement swimming for the students of patients scoliosis are considered. 15 students of task medical force took part in an experiment. On intensity, loading corresponded the moderate area of power (pulse - 120-140 shots/minute). Engaged in hydroaerobics and the dosed swimming was rendered positive affecting the functional state of the cardiovascular system. Diminishing of time of renewal is marked after the dosed loading. As a result of employments a hardenable effect, confirmed absence of admissions the students of employments by reason of illness during a year, was marked.
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| Authors | ;Balamutova N.M. |
| Journal | canadian journal for the scholarship of teaching and learning |
| Year | 2012 |
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