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  • Kazakov Ruhulla Turopovich
    Uzbekistan state university of physical education and sport, Uzbekistan

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Physical education sports and tourism the decision

Abstract

This article focuses on the reforms implemented in the field of sports in our country and the models for the quality of training of specialists in the field of physical education and sports.


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ABSTRACT

This article focuses on the reforms implemented in the field of sports in our country and the models for the quality of

training of specialists in the field of physical education and sports.

KEYWORDS

Physical education, sports and tourism, the decision "On measures to further improve the system of training and

scientific research in the field of physical education and sports".

INTRODUCTION

The relevance and necessity of the dissertation topic.

The preparation of talented and promising athletes

worldwide, particularly improving their annual training

sessions and searching for methods that allow for the

growth of sports results, is considered one of the

important issues of a new scientific and theoretical

approach. When comparing the sports results of our

short-distance runners with those of top sprinters

worldwide, it can be noted that foreign athletes have

advanced significantly. In preparing athletes for short-

distance running, the annual training process involves

distributing loads during the preparation phase,

Research Article

DETERMINING, ANALYZING AND DEVELOPING INDICATORS OF
BIOMECHANICAL PARAMETERS OF HIGHLY SKILLED AND QUALIFIED
ATHLETES AND BEGINNERS IN SHORT-DISTANCE RUNNING
COMPETITIONS

Submission Date:

December 07, 2024,

Accepted Date:

December 12, 2024,

Published Date:

December 17, 2024

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competition phase, and transition phase, taking into

account

their

physical

development, physical

readiness, technical-tactical condition, psychological

and

functional

preparation

levels,

and

the

identification

and

analysis

of

biomechanical

parameters. Leading scientists have studied and

conducted research on how to distribute these loads

effectively. However, the increasing sports results year

by year demand the improvement of annual training

sessions, which is no secret to anyone. Yet, the overall

volume of tools and methods applied in annual

training, their intensity, the identification and analysis

of biomechanical parameters, and the emergence of

new

athletes

in

world

championships,

cup

competitions, and the Olympic Games highlight the

necessity of improving the technique of short-distance

runners based on biomechanical analysis.

The identification, analysis, and development of

biomechanical parameters in high-qualified and skilled

athletes, as well as new practitioners, in short-distance

running competitions have been determined. It was

revealed through research that athletes with div

structures specific to short-distance running have a

greater potential to achieve good results. This is

because they typically have broad shoulders, long legs,

and well-developed muscles, which provide an

advantage for achieving higher performance in the

sport.

1- table

.

Determining, analyzing and developing biomechanical parameters in running competitions ,

n=28

Determining, analyzing and developing indicators of biomechanical parameters of highly qualified athletes

in short-distance running competitions

Name
and
surname

2008

2009

2010 2011

2012

2013

Distance

Max

Speed

Group,
seat,
corridor

Number
of steps

1

Usain
Bolt

9,63

10,01

9,58

10,05

9,88

10,01

55,27

6-1-4

40

2

Michael
Frater

9,97

10,22

9,90

10,26

9,96

10,23

50,61

7-1-5

46


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Nestor
Carter

9,92

10,23

9,97

10,26

9,97

10,24

54,55

5-1-3

47

4

Johan
Bleilk

9,92

10,20

9,91

10,21

9,92

10,21

54,99

4-1-6

47

Determining, analyzing and developing indicators of biomechanical parameters of skilled athletes in short-

distance running competitions

Name
and
surname

2010 2020 2021

2022

2023

2024

Distance

Max

Speed

Group,
seat,
corridor

Number
of steps

1

T.U..R

11,0

6

11,04

10,59

10,57

10,55

10,46

48,47

2-1-4

63

2

M.S.S

12,1

7

12,07

12,03

12,01

11,59

11,57

47,66

4-1-5

45

3

R.I.R

12,3

8

12,41

12,48

12,68

12,71

12,88

44,35

5-1-3

66

4

A.S.U

11,5

2

11,55

11,52

11,42

11,37

11,32

47,23

3-1-6

64

Determining and analyzing biomechanical parameters of novice athletes in short-distance running

competitions, and determining indicators for developing their results

Name
and
surname

2010 2020 2021

2022

2023

2024

Distance

MaxSpeed

Group,
seat,
corridor

Number
of steps

1

S.M.I

13,0

3

12,57

12,54

12,42

12,34

12,32

43,31

3-1-4

45

2

A.G.I.

13,0

4

13,01

12,59

12,54

12,49

12,46

42,51

1-1-5

52


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Q.R.A.

13,0

8

12,59

12,51

12,49

12,41

12,39

42,25

2-1-3

54

4

N.S.I

13,0

8

13,02

12,97

12,91

12,89

12,88

41,37

4-1-6

45

Note:

Table 4 shows the biomechanical parameters of highly skilled and skilled athletes and novices in short-

distance running competitions.

The main statistical characteristics of the results

recorded at the time of force generation at the end of

the experiment to determine, analyze and develop

the results of biomechanical parameters of highly

skilled and qualified athletes and novices in short-

distance running competitions: distance, maximum

speed, number of steps when we compared, it was

found that these results were good. Based on the

above results, we developed this set of biomechanical

exercises and presented them in the following

sequence in Figure 1.

A set of exercises for restoring biomechanical parameters in running competitions for

highly skilled and experienced athletes as well as beginners.

Biomechanical

requirements

Conclusions for training practice

Exercise standards

Increasing leg strength involves maximizing the use

of power through full leg extension. The exercise

continues by alternating the legs.

Optimal use of forces

during the push-off

phase foydalanish

4-6 times

Increasing push-

off strength

In the relevant running phase, a proper push-off

in the correct direction is performed. The

exercise continues by alternating the legs and

4-6 times

Starting from the

signal.

Athletes practice quickly transitioning from the

starting position in response to a coach’s

signal (e.g., a

whistle or sound).

6-8 times


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Figure 1. A set of exercises for restoring the biomechanical parameters of highly qualified and skilled athletes and

novices is shown.

This exercise helps to strengthen the tension position.

When we compared the main statistical characteristics

of determining the biomechanical parameters of highly

skilled and qualified athletes and beginners in short-

distance running competitions, it was found that these

results were improved. To restore the biomechanical

parameters to the research group. 12 of the 14 short-

distance runners were ready for the next training

session when the training complex was taken. It can be

determined from this that it is possible to know that leg

movements are performed at the right angle during

the determination, analysis and development of

biomechanical parameters. We have developed a set of

exercises to restore biomechanical parameters in order

to improve the results of short-distance runners in the

training phase. According to him, it is aimed at

increasing the results of short-distance runner athletes

in short-distance running competitions.

Application of repeated variable rest interval methods

in training of short distance runners from control and

experimental groups designed to master the lower

starting position and correct starting running

technique at the end of the experiment. we studied the

comparison of the main statistical characteristics of the

indicators of improving the technique of starting and

running from the start.

Reflex and

response

exercises.

6-8 times

Reflex exercises to improve reaction speed, such as

throwing and catching the ball as quickly as possible,

are performed. Alternate between legs and arms as

you continue the exercise.

Plank exercise.

Plank twists.

Front plank and side plank exercises help stabilize the

athlete’s core. Alternate between legs and arms as

you continue the exercise.

This exercise helps develop leg muscles and core

strength. Alternate between legs and arms as you

continue the exercise.

4-6 marta

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2- table

.

Comparing the statistical characteristics of the lower start position and the sprinting

performance after the start among short-distance runners during the experiment.

N

Control group

Experimental group

t

P

х

s

V, %

х

S

V, %

1

12,55

1,33

12,12

11,78

1,33

12,12

1,99

>0.05

2

24,39

2,83

13,12

23,00

2,83

13,12

2,96

<0.01

3

49,01

0,12

14,13

46,08

0,12

14,13

2,14

<0.05

4

2,24

0,23

13,16

2,11

0,08

13,16

2,31

<0.05

5

44,87

0,08

12,13

53,16

7,01

12,13

2,22

<0.05

6

3,87

0,80

14,12

5,22

0,34

14,12

2,23

<0.05

7

239,8

1,63

13,01

239,07

1,63

13,11

2,07

<0.05

Note:

short-distance runners t end at lower start position and start sh dynamics.

The physical loads given in our training sessions are the

low start position recommended for short distance

runners and the repetitive variable rest interval training

methods, which are designed to master the proper

starting and starting technique. In order to determine

the indicators of improvement of starting and starting

running techniques, a common method of evaluating

physical fitness was used. When we compared the

main statistical characteristics of the results recorded

at the time of force generation at the end of the

experiment according to the comparative analysis of

the biomechanical parameters of students belonging

to the control and experimental groups, the criterion

of t.student for 100 meters was 1.99, p>0.05. . When

comparing the main statistical characteristics of the

results recorded in 200 meters, the t.student criterion

was 2.96, p<0.01, and when comparing the main

statistical characteristics of the results recorded in the

400 meters, the t.student criterion was 2.14, p<0.05

formed the level of probability, when we compared the

main statistical characteristics of the results of the start

(10 meters) t student's criterion 2.31, p<0.005 was the

level of probability, when we compared the main

statistical characteristics of the recorded results of


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step speed, height/s during 100 m, the t student

criterion was 2.22, p<0.05, the level of probability was

2.22, p<0.05. When we compare the main statistical

characteristics of the results of the maximum

acceleration distance, the absolute percentage is 0.06,

the relative percentage is 1.41. t student's criterion was

6.4, p>0.001 probability level, when comparing the

main statistical characteristics of the results recorded

in step length, absolute percentage is 0.06, relative

percentage is 1.41. t student's criterion was 2.2,

p>0.005. Comparing the main statistical characteristics

of the recorded results of running cadence/min, t

student's criterion was 2.23, p<0.05. In the

experimental and control groups, at the beginning of

the study and finally, we used the following control

tests to determine the dynamics of changes in the

statistical characteristics of physical fitness indicators.

2- fig. Experiment and n torture group dynamics of changes in statistical characteristics

of physical fitness indicators at the beginning and end of the study (n=28 ).

This table lists the recommended lower starting

position for sprinters and the number of repetitions in

sprints designed to help them learn proper starting

technique. At the end of the study, the experimental

group developed by us showed a positive change in the

dynamics of the statistical characteristics of the

indicators performed in the small sections designed to

master the lower start position and the correct exit

technique of running from the start. The above is based

on the results of pedagogical observation. taking into

account the technical preparation of short-distance

runners, we have developed a method that develops

the muscles of the arms, shoulders, back, abdomen

and ankle joints for them. we went out:

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jumping up from a standing position with a pair

of legs and landing on the ground resting on the hands

and performing repeated high-amplitude jumps

without lifting the heel. This exercise should be

performed 10 times at high intensity. Rest interval - 1-2

minutes.

-

t hit from one leg up jump and to the

ground leaning on hands without landing and

alternating legs repeated with a large amplitude

up performing jumps intensity . This exercise

should be performed 10 times at high intensity .

Rest Interval

1-2 minutes.

- jumping up from a standing position with a pair of legs

and landing on the ground with hands. After this

movement, repeat the exercise 4 times on each leg,

dynamically bending the left leg and changing it to the

right leg by throwing the pair of legs back and

repeating the jump from a sitting position back to the

initial position. This exercise should be performed 10

times at high intensity. Rest interval - 1-2 minutes.

Continuity position - the athlete assumes a running

position, jumps up for 10 seconds, changes the position

of arms and legs in the air, and returns the legs and

arms to the original position during landing.

CONCLUSIONS

Studying differences in running technique: The

differences in running technique between highly

skilled athletes, skilled athletes, and novice runners

were examined in short-distance running competitions

by

identifying,

analyzing,

and

tracking

the

development of biomechanical parameters. Changes in

technique were observed across highly skilled, skilled,

and novice athletes.

To develop speed capabilities, running on sloping hills

(slope angle-2-4°) was used under reduced conditions.

In this case, the best results can be achieved if running

on a slope is alternated with horizontal running and

running up a hill (mountain). Training in the

preparatory period should include special preparatory

exercises of various jumps and sprints. Performing

these exercises in parts, the time it takes to perform

them almost continuously should be gradually reduced

to 20-25 minutes by the end of the training period.

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