Introduction: The basic element of controlling training process is a verification of effectiveness and accuracy of used methods in purpose of supervising training and sport competition (Gabrys and Kosmol 2000, Neuman et al. 2005, Ozimek 2007, Zemkova 2008). The aim of this papers is to present the selected elements of diagnostics in competitive sport with special attention to the determination raining indicators in selected areas of motor preparation of team members of Polish basketball woman first league. Methods: The research included 15 members of Polish woman basketball of first league. The program of the research was as follows: Warm-up. Psychomotorics on a large field (before and after effort) - a test evaluating reaction and orientation speed performed by legs on a field of 3 meters (a square; Fitro Agility Check). Evaluation of lower limbs (before and after effort) - tests: SQUAD JUMP, CMJ - Counter movement jump with and without backswing and DROP JUMP. Aerobic capacity - BIP TEST - every 3 min. increase in load and biochemical examination (K4b2 Cosmed; BIOSEN C-line). Results: The results point to a direct aim of conducted research and determine the effect on the controlled indicators on the effectiveness of training, comparisons between participants, evaluation of oxygen consumption, determination of the kinetics of oxygen deficit and oxygen debt as well as determination of the level of lactate at different moments of effort. The results of this research provide direct information on the state of preparation and its possibilities related to the conducted control of training effects. Discussion: The scope of training control and its effect should include a wide range of observations. Their most important elements include: biochemical supervision, physiological supervision of anaerobic and aerobic capacity in laboratory conditions as well as conditions specific to a particular sports discipline, physical fitness and specialist preparation regarding power, force, speed, speed and strength endurance as well as the analysis of a sports training conducted in a training series (Gabrys and Kosmol 2000, Zemkova 2008). Numerous questions related to success and failure of a sportsperson can be answered by a sports training diagnostician. What is more, comprehensive and systematic diagnostics supports both the work of a player and a trainer (Neuman et al. 2005, Ozimek, 2007).
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