TRAINING ATHLETES TO USE HEALTH-IMPROVING TECHNOLOGIES IN THEIR PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.31110/ITandEA-v.2024.v1.06Keywords:
future specialists in physical culture and sports, health-improving technologies, professional training, modelAbstract
The object of study: training athletes to use health restoration technologies in their professional activities. The social demand for professional training of such specialists who would have the skills to restore and strengthen health is relevant, so the training of athletes in the field of health restoration is becoming important.
Materials and methods. Theoretical: analysis and systematization of scientific sources, integral analysis, logical-system analysis, classification, analogy, induction, deduction, generalization of scientific-theoretical and practical data.
Results. The model of preparation of sportsmen for the use of health-improving technologies in professional activity (the purpose, methodological approaches, principles, essence, and structure of readiness of sportsmen for the use of health-improving technologies in professional activity, levels of its formation) and functional (practical realization of formation of skills of the use of health-improving technologies in professional activity, estimation of levels of readiness of sportsmen for the use of health-improving technologies in professional activity) is developed.
Conclusions. The modeling of future athletes' professional training allows us to study the peculiarities of this process more clearly and creates prerequisites for generalizing the best that has been accumulated by higher physical education.
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