Investigation of the effectiveness of the differential diagnostic approach to the use of adaptive biofeedback in martial artists

Abstract

The effectiveness of the use of biofeedback in the prevention and correction of overtraining, psychophysiological disfunctions, disruption of adaptation processes in young and highly qualified athletes engaged in martial arts is shown. The selection of individual recovery programs using biofeedback allowed to optimize the functional work of the body's systems and increase efficiency. All athletes who have completed a targeted biofeedback course have shown high results at competitions for the first time. Key words: biofeedback, neurotraining, combat readiness, functional capabilities, taekwondo, judo, boxing, free-style wrestling.