DEVELOPMENT OF ENDURANCE AS A PHYSICAL QUALITY IN CHILDREN AGED 11–14 YEARS
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endurance, schoolchildren, physical training, aerobic capacity, functional preparedness, game methods.Abstract
The article examines pedagogical and physiological aspects of developing endurance in children aged 11–14 years. The study emphasizes the importance of systematic physical training, game-based methods, and the use of moderate-intensity aerobic exercises to enhance cardiovascular and respiratory efficiency. The results demonstrate that a scientifically justified combination of running, active games, and circuit exercises contributes to a significant improvement in general and special endurance among school-aged children.Downloads
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