comparative analysis of development of force of muscles of back for students, occupying in different sections.

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Abstract
The problem of development of power internals is considered for students in the process of physical education. 52 students of the first course took part in researches. The indexes of force of muscles of back are considered for youths, occupying in different sections. It is appraised, that indexes above average demonstrate those, who wrestled, middle are representatives of playing types of sport and swimmers. It is educed, that the bulk of students has subzero indexes of force of muscles of back. The necessity of the differentiated approach is reasonable in the process of development of power capabilities for students.
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Authors ;Desyatnikov G.O.
Journal canadian journal for the scholarship of teaching and learning
Year 2011
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http://www.sportedu.org.ua/html/journal/2011-N1/11dgoids.pdf
Keywords
students methods activity index estimation preparation force section back

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