Renewal of Psychophysical Qualities of Professional Sportsman

Year 2018, Volume: 6 Issue: 4, 510 - 517, 30.12.2018

İgor Petruk

Abstract

Purpose: To proof scientifically the necessity of using massage and functional music for

athletes of various sport as the means of restoration of psychophysical qualities during the

preparation time.

Methods: Analysis of scientific literature, questionnaires (Eysenck-Q, SAM-Q), assessment of

recovery rate after a special work and statistical analysis.

Sample: A total of 12 subjects were recruited for the trial. All study participants were within

the age range of 18 to 30 years old. They were professional athletes of shooting and cycling

who had more than 10 years of experience in sports.

Results: The combination of sports massage and well-designed music enhances the recovery

of sportsmen according to SAM-Q (shooting: group +28%; cycling: group +23%). Also,

according to a special work on training (with a recovery rate of shooters: group +28%; the

recovery rate in riders: group +26% ).

Conclusions: The combination of sports massage and efficient music does make the process

of renewal of sportsmen`s psychophysical qualities more effective. During the research, we

observed that the shooters had better results in recovery of psychophysical qualities than the

sportsman of cycling.

Implications: Understanding the processes of restoring the psychophysical qualities of athletes

can help to increase their sports endurance and improve their performance in sports.

Keywords

raining, postworkout recovery, psychophysical qualities, fatigue, shooters, cycling

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