ANALYSIS AND ASSESSMENT OF PHYSICAL FITNESS AND DEVELOPMENT OF PRESCHOOL AND SCHOOL-AGE CHILDREN
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Various types of physical exercises affect the body differently and impose certain requirements on our motor abilities to perform movements at the required or possible level. Typically, physical exercises are distinguished based on the intensity of effort, such as strength-demanding exercises or exercises that require speed, among others.
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