Objective of the study was to rate and analyze adaptation of judo elite of the Republic of Adygea to training system based on the serum hormone tests. Methods and structure of the study. We sampled for Experimental Group (EG) the local 18-21 year-old Masters of Sports in judo (n=12), many-times champions and runner-ups of the Russian Cups, CIS Championships, European Cups, European Judo Championships, trained at Adyghe State University (Maikop) in elite judo groups. The sample is coached by B.A. Nepso, follower of Yakub K. Koblev, Honored Trainer of the USSR, in traditions of the local Olympic Reserve School. The hormone tests were made using IFA System (made by "Vector-Best", Russia) at the Immunogenetic Laboratory of the ASU (Research Institute of Complex Problems), with triple tests to average the test data, provided the variation range falls within 10%. The hormone test data correlations were rated by the Pearson parametric correlation analysis using SPSS Statistics 17.0 software toolkit. Results and conclusions. The original hormonal profiles of the donors and judokas did not differ statistically significantly and did not exceed the standard values. After intensive trainings, the concentrations of stress hormone cortisol (p£0.05) and testosterone (p£0.05) increased, while those of luteinizing hormones, follicle-stimulating hormones, and prolactin decreased. Changes in the hormonal profile of the qualified judokas within the physiological values indicated a high degree of adaptation of their body to physical loads during training activities.
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