Systemic reform model for competitive taekwondo in Russian regions

The article considers benefits of the L.P. Matveyev`s research heritage being applied in modern sports in a variety of components, including the athletic training process phasing model with its annual macro-cycles in the context of the growing professionalization and commercialization of the modern sports. Tense sport calendars and still non-systemic regional services to athletes largely hamper the modern taekwondo progress in Russia. The study offers a detailed training process design algorithm to combine the base competitive taekwondo theory and regional practices based on the L.P. Matveyev and V.B. Issurin`s training process phasing models. Essentially the proposed training process control algorithms address the key aspects of the sport-specific loads, training process scopes and intensities with the training process design and management basics. Systemic reforms in the regional taekwondo training systems based on the proposed model algorithm will help optimize the physical training practices, techniques and tactics for success in modern competitive taekwondo.
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Bibliographic Details
Subjects:
Notations:management and organisation of sport training science combat sports
Published in:Theory and Practice of Physical Culture
Language:English Russian
Published: 2018
Online Access:http://www.teoriya.ru/ru/node/8445
Issue:5
Pages:100-101 (print)
Document types:article
Level:advanced