Key result
Assessment of 128 university students engaging in futsal identified characteristics of higher nervous activity, highlighting the impact of extracurricular classes on health and physical condition.
Cross-Sectional (n=128)
Extracurricular futsal classes impact the psychophysiological qualities and physical condition of students.
Futsal participation was associated with psychophysiological traits in students; cross-sectional data leave causal effects open and should not change practice.
Purpose: to identify psychophysiological qualities of football players’ students. Material: the study involved 128 students aged 17 to 22 years. The technique used for assessment the level of functional mobility of nervous processes in terms of the maximum speed of information processing. Each student performed the test three times, of which recorded the best result. Results: indicators identified characteristics of higher nervous activity. Values of the latent period of a simple visual-motor reactions, select one of the three signals, the latent period of the reaction of selecting two of the three signals. Conclusions: when planning training activities should consider the dynamics of psychophysiological qualities of students. Notes that extracurricular classes have a great impact on the health and physical condition of students.
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A.V. Kostyunin (2014) conducted a cross-sectional in University students engaging in futsal (n=128). Extracurricular futsal classes was evaluated on Psychophysiological qualities (functional mobility of nervous processes, latent period of visual-motor reactions). Assessment of 128 university students engaging in futsal identified characteristics of higher nervous activity, highlighting the impact of extracurricular classes on health and physical condition.
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