Research of the Coordination Abilities in Rhythmic Gymnastics

Year 2018, Volume: 9 Issue: 2, 1 - 6, 15.05.2018

Giurka Gantcheva

Abstract

Abstract

The research is aimed at studying some components of
coordination abilities – coordination in rhythm and agility among 72 students
from Coach Department of the NSA “Vassil Levski” in Sofia. Four tests were used
to assess the coordination in rhythm (Frontal feet and hands hitting
against a wall, Feet and
hands hitting (in a corner), Jumps in four squares, Cross jumps in four squares) and
two tests for assessment of agility (Sideward running 10x5 meters, “T” test).
The results from the tests – Jumps in four squares and
Cross jumps in
four squares – correlate to a great extend with the gymnasts (.707**) and
moderately with the athletes practicing other kinds of sports. The results from
the tests for agility correlate with gymnasts to a great extent (.702**), and
moderately with the athletes practicing other kinds of sports 684**). The coefficients of correlation with
the tests for agility do not show any dependence on the tests for coordination
in rhythm with both groups of subjects.

 

Keywords

coordination, rhythmic gymnastics, other sports

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