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Book of Abstracts (Сборник) UDK 796:0018 S 73 Editorial Board: Komova E.V. ,PhD. Udalova M.Yu. ,PhD. Reviewer: Kanarsky S.P.,PhD. Moscow State Academy of P.E. Publication of scientific abstracts. The XV Annual International Conference for Students and Young Researchers “Modern University Sport Science”, RSUPESY&T – M., 2021 -303 Page. This publication contains abstracts of The XV Annual International Conference for Students and Young Researchers “Modern University Sport Science” 31 March-2 April, 2021. This book of abstracts considers issues of Theory and Methods of Physical Education; Physical Education and sports for All; Physical Education & Rehabilitation and Adapted Sports; Biomechanics, Sport physiology, Sport medicine; Sport Psychology; Sport and Society; Sport Management, Marketing & Sport Media; Sport Methodology & Comparative Study in Sport and Physical Education; Issues of the Modern Olympic Movement, Tourism and is intended for the scientists conducting research in physical education and sport, lecturers of Higher Educational Establishments, students, post-graduates, coaches and athletes. *The abstracts are published as they have been submitted by authors. ISBN 978-5-6045594-4-4 © Scientific Organizational Department RSUPESY&T CONTENTS Akimushkin R.V., Gabbazova A.Ya. 10 JUNIOR CHESS PLAYERS ANALYSIS IN THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION AND THEIR GENDER COMPOSITION Alhakeem Alaa, Zakharyeva N.N. 13 THE DIFFERENCES IN THE FUNCTIONAL READINESS OF HIGHLY QUALIFIED FOOTBALL PLAYERS WITH VARIOUS ROLES Almasizadeh P., Udalova M.Yu. 16 ON THE EXPERIENCE OF USING JIT.SI PLATFORM IN DISTANCE EDUCATION AT UNIVERSITY OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION Baier T.A. 19 EXERCISE IS MEDICINE: THE FUTURE OF FITNESS AND WELLNESS INDUSTRY Balbekova V.V., Komleva L.A., Vishnyakova S.V. 22 THE STUDY OF THE ENGLISH-LANGUAGE TERMS OF RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS IN THE PROCESS OF TRAINING AT HIGHER SCHOOLS OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION Belyakova E.A. 25 METHOD OF REDUCING THE INTERFERENCE OF THE FIRST FOREIGN LANGUAGE USING COGNITIVE MODELING Belous E.I., Leontieva L.S. 28 THE BIRTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF OLYMPIC TRADITIONS (1896-1936) Bolshova A.P. 31 THE IMPACT OF ADDITIONAL EXERCISE FOR PROMOTION WORKING CAPACITY OF PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS Cherepanova I.O., Dunaev K.S. 34 TECHNOLOGY OF TARGET COORDINATION TRAINING OF FIGURE SKATERS Chupinina A.V., Borisenko E.G. 37 PRACTICAL HOME-BASED FITNESS RECOMMENDATIONS FOR COVID-19 REHABILITATION Demina Y.I., Grzhebina L.M. 40 FEATURES OF GENDER SOCIALIZATION IN BALLROOM DANCE Derkacheva A.S., Fatyanov I.A., Komleva L.A. 43 THE PROBLEM OF ANTI-DOPING RULES VIOLATIONS IN OLYMPIC SPORTS IN THE AGE ASPECT (ON THE EXAMPLE OF ATHLETICS) Djozic Abdulkadir., Assio Koami 46 ANALYSIS AND COMPARISON OF RESULTS FROM GHANA AND BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA NATIONAL TEAMS AT THE FIFA WORLD CUP 2014 IN BRASIL Djozic Abdulkadir 49 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA NATIONAL FOOTBALL TEAM ON MEN'S FIFA RANG LIST Dolmatova T., Smolianov P. 51 THE CURRENT TRENDS IN SPORT GOVERNANCE: THE CASE OF CHINA Dyshakov A.S., Medvedev V.G., Ostrovenko D.A., Erina A.V. 55 VERIFICATION OF RELIABILITY OF STARTING MOTION TEST IN BMX-RACING 3 Everett A.A., Vlasova N.A EARLY INTERVENTION FOR ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE: PHYSICAL REHABILITATION OF PEOPLE 58 WITH SUBJECTIVE COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT Filimonov A.V. 61 USE OF THE TECHNIQUE OF IMPROVING THE SECOND SET OF THE BALL IN THE PREPARATION OF PLAYERS "LIBERO" PLAYERS Fokina N.V., Konakov A.V. 64 TACTICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF PUNCHES TECHNIQUE IN HAND-TO-HAND COMBAT Ganeeva L.D. 67 ROLE OF MARKET RESEARCH IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF TAEKWONDO CLUBS Giso Park, Zakharieva. N.N. 70 PROSPECTS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF SAMBO IN SOUTH KOREA Goncharenko D.I., Divinskaya E.V., Zubarev Yu. A., Komleva L.A. 73 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES IN THE OLYMPIC MOVEMENT Haoshuang Wang, Yang Juan 76 RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS OF THE PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE OF A PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHER IN THE FORMATION OF TOLERANCE Haoshuang Wang, Yang Juan 79 RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS OF THE PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE OF A PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHER IN THE FORMATION OF TOLERANCE Iakovleva A.A., Rubtsova N.O. 82 MOTOR COORDINATION TRAINING OF TRIATHLETES WITH VISUAL IMPAIRMENT AS AN EFFECTIVE COMPONENT OF THE INITIAL STAGE IsmailovA.B. 84 THE INFLUENCE OF ACROBATIC ELEMENTS ON THE QUALITY OF POLE JUMPING PERFORMANCE Ivashina P.I., Leontieva N.S. 87 FORMATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF GOLF IN THE XVI - EARLY XX CENTURIES Ivashina V.V. 89 CLASSIFICATION OF ROTATIONAL MOVEMENTS IN ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS Ivleva E.S., Lukmanov R.H., Melnikov A.A. 91 INFLUENCE OF ARBITRARY MUSCLE RELAXATION ON THE EFFECTIVENESS OF MOTOR SKILL TRAINING Ivleva E.M. 94 THE IMPACT OF THE MYOFASCIAL RELEASE ON THE FLEXIBILITY OF 20-35 YEAR OLD WOMEN Juan Yang, Wang Haoshuang 96 CHARACTERISTICS OF INTERACTIVE TEACHING METHODS IN THE PROCESS OF MODERN HIGHER EDUCATION 4 Juan Yang, Wang Haoshuang 99 RESEARCH OF STUDENTS ' KNOWLEDGE OF INTERACTIVE TEACHING METHODS IN MODERN UNIVERSITIES OF PHYSICAL CULTURE Kamenskaya P.I., Myagkova S.N. 102 THE SOCIO-PEDAGOGICAL CONDITIONS OF INCREASING THE LEVEL OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AMONG 14-18-YEAR-OLDS IN SUMMER CAMPS Karasev M.A. 104 ENDURANCE TRAINING OF SWIMMERS WITH HEARING IMPAIRMENT Kazancheva A.R., Grzhebina L.M. 107 FORMATION OF STUDENT VALUE ORIENTATIONS AS A FACTOR OF PERSONAL SELF- REALIZATION IN SPORT (ON THE EXAMPLE SPORT UNIVERSITY STUDENTS) Kazymov D.I, Konakov A.V. 109 IMPROVING THE TECHNIQUE OF KICKING IN SPORTS HAND-TO-HAND COMBAT WITH THE USE OF RUBBER EXPANDERS Khodyreva I.N. 112 TEACHING ENGLISH TO HEARING IMPAIRED STUDENTS Dam Trung Kien, Nguyen An Hung Thinh 115 APPLICATION OF POWERFUL EXERCISES FOR FEMALE PROBLEMS AGE 13-14 OF BACNINH SPORT TRAINING CENTER - VIETNAM Kirillov M.O. 119 THE INFLUENCE OF PHYSICAL EXERCISE ON MENTAL PERFORMANCE UNDER CONDITIONS OF HYPOXIA Kokoreva S.A., Gillard M.V., Komova E.V. 122 COMPARISON OF ELITE PITCHERS SPEED THROWING CHARACTERISTICS IN THE FEMALE SOFTBALL TEAM Kolomoets M.P. 125 GREAT VALUE OF SERVE SPEED IN TENNIS Konyaev I.D., Zakharyeva N.N. 129 DANCERS WITH DIFFERENT PSYCHO-EMOTIONAL TENSION, PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND WORK-CAPACITY Korzhukov A.V. 132 SIMPLIFIED GAMES AND ITS INFLUENCE ON SPEED AND ACCURACY OF SOLVING TACTICAL TASKS AMONG 8 YEAR-OLD FOOTBALL PLAYERS Kravtsov A.D. , Ryzhkova L.G. 135 DEVELOPING TACTICAL SKILLS THROUGHOUT LONG-TERM TRAINING PROCESS IN FENCING Krutikov A.K. 138 PREDICTING THE OUTCOMES OF FOOTBALL MATCHES USING A SYSTEM BASED ON ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORKS Kshenin A.E. 143 BUILDING A COMPETITION SYSTEM FOR TENNIS PLAYERS AT THE STAGE OF HIGHER SPORTS SKILLS 5 Kuznetsova O.M. 144 CONSTRUCTION OF THE PROTOCOL OF PHYSICAL REHABILITATION OF HYPERTENSIVE PERSONS BASED ON AN INTEGRATIVE REVIEW OF MODERN LITERATURE Lapaeva A.G., Tabakov S.Ye. 147 SOME PREDICTORS OF UPPER LIMBS INJURY IN SAMBO AND JUDO: A PILOT STUDY Lapitskaya T.M. 150 DEVELOPMENT OF COORDINATION ABILITIES OF YOUNG GYMNASTS 5-7 YEARS OLD AT THE STAGE OF INITIAL TRAINING Lapshin N. A., Levushkin S.P. 154 METHODS OF INCREASING THE SPECIAL PERFORMANCE OF BASKETBALL PLAYERS Litova A.S., Litvinov S.V. 157 INNOVATIVE ACTIVITY IN THE SPHERE OF HEALTH PROMOTING TECHNOLOGIES Lopushanskaya A-M. S. 160 COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF FUNCTIONAL CONTROL SYSTEMS IN ARTISTIC SPORTS TRAINING PROGRAMS Lunina A.V. 163 HOW MODERN TECHNOLOGY SHAPES SPORTS TRAINING PRACTICE OF TOP LEVEL CROSS-COUNTRY SKIERS Malikova L.A. 167 MODEL OF HEALTH PROTECTIVE BEHAVIOR OF PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES WITH INJURIES OF LIMBS Mao Wenjie, Tabakov S.E. 170 SIMPLE ANALYSIS OF «CHINESE SAMBO» SAMBO'S DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH IN CHINA Medvedev V.G., Davydov A.P. 173 MODERN SPECIAL TESTS IN ICE HOCKEY Mekhteleva L.O., Mekhteleva E.A. 175 SPECIFICS OF MOBILIZATION AND FIGHTING QUALITIES, TEAM SPIRIT AND LEVEL OF SELF- CONTROL OF WATER POLO PLAYERS WIYH VARIOUS SPORTS QUALIFICATIONS AND PLAY ROLES Melnikova N.Yu., Treskin A.V., Melnikov V.V., Prokip Yu.V. 178 BRICS SPORTS DIPLOMACY Menovshchikova O.I., Vishnyakova S.V., Borisenko E.G., 181 ANALYSIS OF STYLISTIC TYPES OF AESTHETIC GYMNASTICS COMPOSITIONS Murzin N.D., 184 ANALYSIS OF THE INFLUENCE OF PSYCHOLOGICAL AND SPECIALIZED EXERCISES ON THE RESULTS OF DANCERS IN BALLROOM DANCING AT THE AGE OF 14-16 YEARS Murzina E.V., Dytko E.V., Beliukov D.A., Rumyantsev I.V. 187 HEROES OF THE FIRST RUSSIAN OLYMPICS: THE FATE OF N.P. GLADYLSHCHIKOV Nikiforova A.Yu., Mokhnachev A.D. 190 THE ROLE OF RUNNING DISCIPLINES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE AFRICAN ATHLETICS 6 Novikov A.V. 194 INCREASING THE INDEPENDENCE AND ACTIVITY OF 6-8-YEAR-OLD GYMNASTS BY MEANS OF THE FORMATION OF CONTROL AND ASSESSMENT SKILLS Osipova D.A., Gridasova E.Y. 197 THE DYNAMICS OF FUNCTIONAL STATE AS AN INDICATOR OF PROGRESS WITH DIFFERENT TRAINING VOLUMES Pavlova A.A. 200 PR-TECHNOLOGIES OF RUSSIAN PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL CLUBS IN ORGANIZATION OF WORK WITH FANS DURING THE PERIOD OF RESTRICTIONS RELATED TO THE SANITARY AND EPIDEMIOLOGICAL SITUATION IN 2020 Sapatsinskaya K.M., Alexandrov B.Y. 205 THE FORMATION SYSTEM OF PHYSICAL CULTURE AND SPORTS, PHYSICAL EDUCATION IN CHINA Semenov M.M., Martirosova K.E., Vybornaya K.V. 208 COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF FINGER DERMATOGLYPHICS OF GIRLS IN RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS Shabanova V.B., Titova G.S. 210 WAYS TO ATTRACT YOUTH TO ACROBATIC ROCK-N-ROLL (ON THE EXAMPLE OF STUDENTS OF RSUPE) Shipunov S.D., Makhalin A.V. 213 INDICATORS OF THE CARDIO-RESPIRATORY SYSTEM OF CHILDREN 10-13 YEARS OLD EXERCISING Shlychkov D.V. 218 REMOTE REHABILITATION Sidorova M.I., Burdina M.E. 221 DEVELOPMENT OF COORDINATION SKILLS AT YOUNG SKI-RACERS OF INITIAL TRAINING GROUP WITH THE USE OF TRANING DEVICES Sitnikova A.R., Litvinov S.V. 224 PHYSICAL EDUCATION AS THE MAIN COMPONENT OF HEALTHY LIFESTYLE IN THE IMAGINATION OF STUDENT YOUTH Smolianov P., Dolmatova T., Schoen C., Boucher C. 227 US WRESTLING SYSTEM: EXAMINING MICRO-LEVEL PRACTICES AGAINST A GLOBAL MODEL FOR INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT OF MASS AND ELITE SPORT Solodova E.A.
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