Abstract

TRAINING OF THE SLOPES IN THE WAY OF TRAINING INTERVAL FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF PHYSIOLOGICAL INDICATORS AND ACHIEVEMENT OF THE 1500-M

Dr. Rana Mohammed Muter

Volume: 9 Issue: 2 2019

Abstract:

Through the experience of the researcher in the field and follow-up to the Championships, especially the effectiveness of 1500 m and to inform her about some of the training curricula adopted by our instructors in Babil province noted the lack of use of training on natural factors including the slopes up and down and knowledge of its effect to develop some of the capabilities It is the same as the oxogenetic and non-oxygens (long and short) types of the 1500-m youth. The problem of research is highlighted by the practice of training the natural slopes up and down to influence the physiological indicators and the accomplishment of 1500 m for youths in Babil province. The search was applied to a sample of the 1,500 young runners in Babylon (8) running into two groups, one experimental (4) runners and one (4) runners. Applied to the experimental group the most important conclusions were the improvement of the oxo genetic and non-oxygens capabilities and the development of the digital level of the effectiveness of 1500 m for young people for the experimental group compared to the officer.

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