DEVELOPMENT OF PHYSICAL QUALITIES OF GIRLS' ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS THROUGH CHOREOGRAPHIC EXERCISE
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Choreography, rhythmic gymnastics, physical qualities, technical skills, coordination.Abstract
In this work, research was conducted on the importance of choreographic exercises in the development of physical qualities of young artistic gymnasts. Information is provided on the methods of developing motor skills using choreographic means.
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