Criteria for assessing the functional state of the body using algorithms of electropunctural diagnostics among students engaged in extreme sports (snowmobile tourism)
AUTHORS : Sharova L.V. | Sharov A.V.
RELEVANT UNIVERSITIES : FSBEI HPE “Perm State Humanitarian Pedagogical University”,
Department of Adaptive and Therapeutic Physical Culture, Perm, Russia
YEAR : 2014
Introduction The transition of universities to a new system of higher education revealed a number of organizational and normative problems in the physical development of students in connection with the orientation towards the foreign system of physical
education, based on the independence of students in the choice of means and the volume of physical culture lessons. In connection with the growing popularity of
extreme sports and tourism, among young people aged 16 to 25, it is important to study the functional state of the body on the basis of electropunctural diagnostics
(EPD), mathematical modeling, psychophysiological determination of the quality and quantity of health. Of particular interest are EPD methods for assessing the
level of health and the degree of normalizing effect on biologically active points (BAP) of the body of students, which can be implemented in the conditions of the
Northern Urals, where it is quite difficult,
