Development of psychophysical qualities in students in the process of volleyball practices
Authors:
1.
Ural State University of Railway Transport
Type:
Article
Pages:
from 104
to 107
Status:
Published
Received:
22.09.2024
Accepted:
18.10.2024
Published:
18.01.2026
Subject area:
UDC 796.011.3
Language:
Russian
Keywords:
physical education of students, psychophysical characteristics, volleyball, student health
Abstract:
The article presents a study on the development of psychophysical qualities in students through volleyball training. According to the author, volleyball training, like other team sports, taking into account genetic and anatomical-physiological characteristics, contributes to the purposeful development of psychophysical qualities in future specialists in railway professions and facilitates faster integration of university graduates into the field of work.
The article presents a study on the development of psychophysical qualities in students through volleyball training. According to the author, volleyball training, like other team sports, taking into account genetic and anatomical-physiological characteristics, contributes to the purposeful development of psychophysical qualities in future specialists in railway professions and facilitates faster integration of university graduates into the field of work.
Keywords:
physical education of students, psychophysical characteristics, volleyball, student health
physical education of students, psychophysical characteristics, volleyball, student health
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