EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE ON THE FUNCTIONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM IN ROWING ATHLETES

Khujabekov Mirzaakhmad Absamatovich

Authors

Khujabekov Mirzaakhmad Absamatovich

Keywords:

Rowing, cardiovascular system, temperature changes.

Abstract

This article describes the opinions of foreign scientists about cardiovascular changes in rowing athletes. Temperature dependence of changes in the cardiovascular system of rowers was analyzed.

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