A model for monitoring the recovery of athletes as a source of the rehabilitation process
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.25726/g5732-9817-4823-sKeywords:
dynamics, athlete, recovery, structure, signalAbstract
Rehabilitation of athletes after injury restricts not only their further participation in competitive activities, but also reduces the overall quality of life. In this regard, the recovery process is the most important characteristic and the construction of recovery schedules allows you to determine the most promising recovery technologies and measures that contribute to achieving previously shown results. The novelty of the study is determined by the possibilities of achieving previously shown results using the methodology of full recovery. At the same time, the authors note that in addition to physiological recovery, there is a need to achieve moral and ethical components. A component of this kind is defined as an athlete's ability to filter incoming information and reduce attention to distracting elements, which are called white noise and have not only a technical effect. The authors show that this makes it possible to shorten the recovery period and increase the timing of the athlete's performance in subsequent competitive periods. The practical significance of the study is determined by the dynamics of the athlete's recovery and the use of a model of filtering environmental information. It is determined that the monitoring structure is the solution of the input and output system, which allows for the interpretation of the necessary information.
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