DETERMINING KURASH COORDINATION ABILITY AND LEVELS OF TECHNICAL-TACTICAL MOVEMENTS
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Rahimberdiyev Javlonbek Nasriddin oglu ()Files
Abstract
This article provides information on identifying the technical and tactical movements in the sport of kurash, determining the indicators of kurash technical and tactical preparation, as well as the goals and tasks of their preparation for competitions.
References
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4.Rakhimberdiyev J.N. General Foundations of Implementing Technical and Tactical Actions in Kurash Athletes. International Scientific-Practical Conference, pp. 369–372. Urgench, 2024.
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