Cardiovascular and muscular changes in cohort of elite wrestlers during the mezocycle of concentrated workloads for development of special endurance

Competitive performance requires maximum physical features and functionality development level. In the management of training process the regular assessment of functional state aof athletes should be done by use of tests and the physiological reactions occurring after exercise and during recovery should be analyzed. Hypothesis for this study was that many of the body's functional indices can be depressed under influence of big amount and high intensity concentrated workloads. Object – cardiovascular and muscular indices definding the performance abilities. Purpose – to determine the influence of concentrated high intensity workloads on cardiovascular and muscular indices Goals: 1 – to determine the peculiarities in dynamics of specialyzed training workloads in elite wrestlers cohort during the sports camp designed for preparation for the World Cup; 2 – to determine the Dynamics of muscular performance indices; 3 – to determine the Dynamics of cardiovascular indices. Methods: literature review; vertical jumping tasks and electrocardiography. Seven elite wrestlers taking part in training camp were the participants of this study. Conclusions: In preparation for the World Championships in elite wrestlers for development of special endurance in sports training camp conducted a large-scale and intensity exercising what makes the change these features: 1. Charge intensity was achieved in two ways: by increasing exercise and increasing the very high intensity of the scope of tasks. Was significantly higher increase in volume of tasks of very high intensity. 2. The study does not supported our hypothesis that the increase concentrated workout mezocycle special charges endurance training volume and intensity for overall muscle fatigue worsen most endurance. 3. Training mezocycle with increase concentrated special endurance training volume and intensity cardiovascular functional state indices improved