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THE USE OF ROPE SKIPPING (SPORTS SKIPPING ROPE) FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF RHYTHMIC ABILITIES IN HEARING-IMPAIRED CHILDREN The use of rope skipping (sports skipping rope) for the development of rhythmic abilities in hearing-impaired children

Published in Scientific notes of P. F. Lesgaft University · Pages 257–261 · Rubric: Wellness and adaptive physical education
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Received: 21.04.2024 Accepted: 20.05.2024 Published: 15.06.2024
The article presents the experience of using rope skipping (sports skipping rope) in the process of adaptive physical education of children with hearing impairment. The effectiveness of using a set of exercises with a skipping rope for the development of rhythmic abilities in hard-of-hearing younger schoolchildren has been proven.
rope skipping, adaptive physical education, hearing impairment, elementary school students
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