ЗНАЧАЈ ДИЈАГНОСТИКЕ У УТВРЂИВАЊУ МОРФО-ФУНКЦИОНАЛНОГ СТАТУСА ВЕЖБАЧА РАДИ ОДАБИРА АДЕКВАТНЕ ВРСТЕ ТРЕНАЖНЕ ТЕХНОЛОГИЈЕ
THE IMPORTANCE OF DIAGNOSTICS IN ESTABLISHING THE MORPHO-FUNTIONAL STATUS OF THE ATHLETES IN ORDER FOR THEM TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT TYPE OF TRAINING TEHNOLOGY

Summary/Abstract: Because of the high number of risk factors and the contra-indications, diagnostics and prognostics get more and more important. Diagnostics and prognostics are used to identify problems, to point risk factors and to direct us towards the selected program of therapy, prevention, recreation, sports recreation or sports. There is almost no person who does not have a medical problem, either cardiovascular, endocrine, or postural. The aim of this paper is the diagnosis of morpho-functional status in the population surveyed, divided into three groups. 106 respondents were covered - the first group consisted of professional swordsmen, the second were specific professionals and a third group were recreational players. The selected tests of morphological indicators, as well as indicators of the functional response to physical loads, enable the identification of the basic structure of the morpho-functional space. By statistical data processing and detailed analysis of the results obtained in all three groups, it has been concluded that the selected morphological indicators, as well as the indicators of functional response to body loads, enable the identification of the basic structure of the morpho-functional motor space. The experiment was carried out by implementing an explorative factor analysis, which produced the structure of six latent variables. The importance of this work is in monitoring the problems of modern man, stress and fatigue. The necessity of dealing with this problem in practice indicates the dominant fact about the speed of obsolescence of the program in practice. Therefore, a great deal of knowledge about diagnostics and prognosis is required, as well as the application of modern scientific achievements.

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