European Journal of Physical Education and Sport · 2015 · 10 citations · 0 references
EngineeringElectrical EngineeringSystems EngineeringInstrumentationProcess ControlTest DevelopmentControl InstrumentationPerformance TestingTakeoff PerformanceCurrent ControlLevel Of Development
This article addresses issues related to test control of the development level of leaping ability parameters in the physical preparation process. An analytical analysis of theoretical studies on the topic and of a number of existing approaches to the process of monitoring the takeoff height has provided grounds to conclude that there are discrepancies between the need for ensuring the promptness and objectiveness of control and the impossibility of getting it done. The author proposes the use of a developed automated system put together based on the latest achievements in electronics. The system ensures prompt receipt of credible testing data and helps determine a number of crucial parameters that characterize the leaping ability level, which can help resolve, in an integrated manner, issues related to current control. This may lead us to make quite a substantiated conclusion about the need for adjusting practice programs in accordance with results obtained.