2020•The American Journal of Applied SciencesOpen access

Physical Training Of Female Students Specialized In Gymnastics

I.I. Morgunova

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The presented article examines the development of physical and technical training of students in the process of academic and training sessions of the course "Improving sports and pedagogical skills."It shows the development and improvement processes of the qualification demands through the types of all-around by years of study.

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The presented article examines the development of physical and technical training of students in the process of academic and training sessions of the course "Improving sports and pedagogical skills."It shows the development and improvement processes of the qualification demands through the types of all-around by years of study.

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The presented article examines the development of physical and technical training of students in the process of academic and training sessions of the course "Improving sports and pedagogical skills."It shows the development and improvement processes of the qualification demands through the types of all-around by years of study.

Key concepts: Training (meteorology), Psychology, Medical education, Process (computing), Mathematics education, Physical development, Computer science, Medicine

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