Technology of associative representations in training of athletes the techniques of throwing curling stones
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- senior lecturer Saint Petersburg State Mining Institute (Technical University)
Abstract
Curling has gained wide acceptance and spread, and a number of studies devoted to it. Researching of the methodological features of teaching and training athletes are held to find new means of improving their skills. Ideomotor training – one of such means. It is a very effective means of preparing athletes for competition. Application ideomotor training in the training process contributes to improve of the many techniques of throwing curling stones.
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(Archived) Humanities and fundamental researches
References
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