Individual variants of the manifestation of subjectivity indicators in groups of athletes of different ages
Authors:
1.
Kuban State University of Physical Education, Sport and Tourism
Type:
Article
Pages:
from 301
to 305
Status:
Published
Received:
19.03.2024
Accepted:
18.04.2024
Published:
02.10.2025
Subject area:
UDC 159.9
CSCSTI 15.81
CSCSTI 15.81
Language:
Russian
Keywords:
subjectivity, socio-psychological adaptation, athletes of different ages, individualization of training
Abstract (English):
The article presents an analysis of data emphasizing the importance of individualizing the training of athletes, taking into account their developed subjectivity. Three clusters were identified according to indicators of socio-psychological adaptation. High rates of adaptation were identified in the cluster, where the number of athletes aged 17-20 predominated. Differences between male and female samples were also identified.
The article presents an analysis of data emphasizing the importance of individualizing the training of athletes, taking into account their developed subjectivity. Three clusters were identified according to indicators of socio-psychological adaptation. High rates of adaptation were identified in the cluster, where the number of athletes aged 17-20 predominated. Differences between male and female samples were also identified.
Keywords:
subjectivity, socio-psychological adaptation, athletes of different ages, individualization of training
subjectivity, socio-psychological adaptation, athletes of different ages, individualization of training
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