2017•Eurasian Journal of Analytical ChemistryOpen access

Psychological and Pedagogical Approaches in Training Young Athletes to Increase the Level of Motivation to Exercise Regularly

V Poperekov, М П Бандаков, Galina Kovyazina, Elena Ivanovna Ovsyannikova, Evgeniya Chashina

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1. Poperekov, V. S. (2015). The development of coordination abilities of 10-11 years’ basketball players according to the typological properties of their nervous system (Doctoral Thesis). St. Petersburg: University of physical culture, sport and health them. Google Scholar

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1. Poperekov, V. S. (2015). The development of coordination abilities of 10-11 years’ basketball players according to the typological properties of their nervous system (Doctoral Thesis). St. Petersburg: University of physical culture, sport and health them. Google Scholar

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1. Poperekov, V. S. (2015). The development of coordination abilities of 10-11 years’ basketball players according to the typological properties of their nervous system (Doctoral Thesis). St. Petersburg: University of physical culture, sport and health them. Google Scholar

Key concepts: Basketball, Athletes, Psychology, Applied psychology, Medical education, Training (meteorology), St petersburg, Mathematics education

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