Studia Kinanthropologica 2016, 17(3):305-310
The speed of the process as a performance value, adequacy and necessity (timeliness of specialization)
- Univerzita Karlova v Praze, Fakulta tělesné výchovy a sportu, Katedra sportovních her
Transparency of athlete performances in the long course of modern sport has become a defining moment in narrow specialization of sports training. Therefore we can meet so call amphibias in top sport only exceptionally. The alternative of closely focused sport preparation is early specialization - systematic training started in childhood. The aim of this maximum performance training concept is achieving top performance as soon as possible (in adolescence). The intense and inadequate training carries certain risks, and health complications. Another accompanying effect of the inadequacy of early specialization is the early termination of active sports career and psychophysical problems threatening nature of the overall health status of the young athlete and his overall personality. Because the sport practice refuses early specialization on the whole. On other side we cannot reject this alternative of preparation. There is a range of sports in which a the training started in childhood is urgent (figure skating, sport gymnastic, swiming). Metods of training has to respekt a strict monitor an age and individual capacity of the young athlete too.
Keywords: early age specialisation; performance; achievement; adolescent
Published: September 30, 2016 Show citation
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