The organization training process system for young hockey players through speed qualities development by the means of "Ice track”

Authors

  • Maria Viktorovna Kosheleva Institute of Physical Culture and Sports, Russian Federation
  • Tatyana Anatolievna Khorosheva Institute of Physical Culture and Sports, Russian Federation
  • Irina Valentinovna Lazunina Institute of Physical Culture and Sports, Russian Federation
  • Oksana Viktorovna Romenskaya Institute of Physical Culture and Sports, Russian Federation
  • Natalia Nefedovna Nazarenko Institute of Physical Culture and Sports, Russian Federation

Keywords:

Young hockey players, Speed endurance, Ice track, Development technology of speed endurance, Heart rate, Training process

Abstract

The article analyses the data obtained by the sigma sports pulsometer of pc15 with the author's technology realization within the speed endurance development for 10–11-year-old hockey players by means of a specialized hockey track. There is a description of the narrative and final results for each technology (program) stage. Within the stages of the pedagogical experiment, there was a classification test of physical development, which allowed us to speak about the effectiveness of the technology in use.

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Published

2020-09-28

How to Cite

Kosheleva, M. V., Khorosheva, T. A., Lazunina, I. V., Romenskaya, O. V., & Nazarenko, N. N. (2020). The organization training process system for young hockey players through speed qualities development by the means of "Ice track”. Journal of Human Sport and Exercise, 15(3proc), S914-S921. Retrieved from https://www.jhse.ua.es/article/view/2020-v15-n3-proc-training-process-young-hockey-players-speed-qua

Issue

Vol. 15 No. 3proc: Special Issue; Supplementary Issue: Spring Conferences of Sports Science

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Proceeding

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