The intensive growth of competitive martial arts the world over associated with the growing competitiveness at different levels force sport communities to develop new training methods to improve the quality of the sport human resource, secure high competitive longevity and prevent injuries. The article analyses findings of the experimental study to rate benefits of a new muscular imbalances correction method applied in junior judokas` training system based on analyses of the test data including stabilometric data (balancing function rating data), 3D scans, and muscular functionality tests. The test rates were applied as markers of the junior judokas` overall and special fitness and their musculoskeletal system functionality. The study data and analyses demonstrated benefits of the motor profiles for tracking the judoka`s motor stereotype formation process including the morpho-functional characteristics of the muscular system and musculoskeletal system to prevent postural disorders and improve the balancing abilities in standing positions. The findings should be taken into account in the junior judokas` education and training process.
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