MONITORING TRAINING AND COMPETITIVE LOADS IN KURASH SPORTS BASED ON MODERN TECHNOLOGIES
Том 3 № 6 (2026), Статьи
Том 3 № 6 (2026)

MONITORING TRAINING AND COMPETITIVE LOADS IN KURASH SPORTS BASED ON MODERN TECHNOLOGIES

Статьи
Опубликован 2026-06-27
  • A.R. Alkhamov
A.R. Alkhamov
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Ключевые слова

Kurash, training monitoring, competition load, modern technology.

Аннотация

This article explores the integration of modern technologies in monitoring training and competition loads in Kurash, a traditional martial art. It highlights the benefits of these technologies in enhancing performance and preventing injuries, providing insights into their application in sports science.

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