Interrelation of the styles of activity of young karate players with sports and psychological preparedness

Abstract. Shalar O., Savchenko-Marushchak M., Strikalenko E. Interrelation of the styles of activity of young karate players with sports and psychological preparedness. Purpose: to determine the influence of the styles of activity of young karate players with sports and psychological preparedness. Material and methods: the study was conducted with young athletes on the basis of the educational and training complex No. 56 and gymnasium No. 30 in Kherson and continued throughout 2014-2017. We used a technique for assessing physical development, physical and functional preparedness, and the psychic properties of young karatekas. Analysis of the results obtained during testing in the MS Office Excel environment made it possible to apply the "Correlation" function to identify the qualitative relationship between the indicated indicators and the styles of activity of young karatekas. Results. A definite dependence was revealed, namely: a significant relationship was manifested between the style of activity and self-esteem. This can be explained by the fact that the higher the level of self-esteem, the more likely the young karatek uses the active activity. A moderate relationship is present between the style of activity and physical development. This is due to the fact that in the case of harmonious physical development, the fighter is more active in the activity during the battle. Also, a moderate relationship is present between the activity styles and the Stange sample and is (-0.39). That is, the lower the functional readiness, the more likely that the young karate player uses the active style of conducting the duel. Quite a significant connection was found between the speed and perseverance, as well as between the strength and aggressive behavior of young karatekas. This is due to the fact that during the training often competitive exercises are used, related to the task of doing exercises quickly, to withdrawing the initiative to a partner, which increases the level of perseverance and controlled aggressiveness. Conclusions: Achieving the maximum effect from tactical actions depends to a large extent on the high physical preparedness of the karatek, which in turn is closely related to the development of his psychological qualities