Characteristics of autonomic maintenance of central hemodynamics and physical working capacity in highly qualified sprint swimmersParameters during

Abstract

Modern methods of the training swimmers must be inextricably linked with well-organized medical support. Unfortunately, swimmers’ coaches have no motivation to apply testing to date. In that regard, we agree with the thought of some authors about selection for sports swimming, which is rather subjective in most cases. It can be explained by insufficient methodological works and lack of criteria based on modern medical and biological research. The achievement of high sports results in swimming is largely determined by the high level of the body’s energy-related processes, as well as the ability to realize its aerobic and anaerobic potencies in conditions of overcoming competitive distances. Taking into account the fact that one of the most important systems determining the functional state of the athlete is the cardiovascular system, we examined the autonomic maintenance of central hemodynamics and physical efficiency in high-class sprint swimmers.