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The article presents the organizational and pedagogical conditions necessary for the effective transformation of general strength capabilities into hydrodynamic efforts of qualified swimmers in flippers (KPL). These include: creation of a functional base for the prospective realization of the power potential of swimmers; formation of stability of the rowing effort in conditions of competitive load; parametric algorithmization of the training load in accordance with the power of the stroke; development of the strength of muscle groups to a level corresponding to the basic hydrodynamic characteristics of the stroke. Less significant conditions are: coordination of methods for the formation of hydrodynamic power of rowing efforts; the predominant focus of strength training on achieving the development of strength of muscle groups involved in the working phase of rowing movements.
organizational and pedagogical conditions, strength potential, swimmers in flippers, training process, hydrodynamic power of rowing efforts
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