MODELING THE SYSTEMIC IMPACT OF TRADITIONAL KARATE-DO TRAINING ON ADOLESCENTS WITH MUSCULOSKELETAL PROBLEMS

Abstract

Thanks to the introduction of Karate-do into the world sports arena, sports competitions have become stronger. The traditional training system does not fully meet the requirements of real sports competitions and does not take into account the unity of technique and tactics, which is an important specific principle. However, by filling the scientific and methodological gap in technical and tactical training, it is possible to improve the quality of karate competitions. The relevance of the problem considered in the article lies in the connection of coaches (sports managers in a

broader sense) with the responsibility for making decisions on the creation and structure of self-development systems of the “athlete-soldier” type. In this regard, the effectiveness of actions can only be assessed as a result of modeling, that is, the development of dynamic models to guide and achieve the goal of an athlete capable of winning large-scale competitions.