Technical preparation in school skaters from Villa Clara
Abstract
Skating in today's society is one of the favorite sports for children, youth and adults as it
seeks healthy fun and physical recreation. Various variables such as strength, speed and
power influence their sports results, which are useful only if they are well focused and
directed to technical work, hence their importance. The objective of the present
investigation was: to characterize the technical preparation in school skaters from Villa
Clara. Different methods and techniques were used such as: the synthetic analytic,
document analysis, survey, observation, measurements and mathematical statistics that
allowed knowing the preparation and technical limitations of the subjects under study.
As a result, the diagnosis of the technical mastery of the school skaters of Villa Clara is
offered, which guides the coaches of this sport where to direct their attention during the
technical preparation and select exercises in correspondence with the fundamental
technical errors of their skaters, to thus influencing better sports results.
Keywords: technical preparation, school skaters, coaches, results.
Introduction
The advance operated worldwide by sport is extremely significant, forcing athletes from
the early years to begin the practice of physical activities for the acquisition of better
physical development and greater sports performance.
Rangel and González (2012) refer that skating is sliding or rolling on a surface. To do
this, a posture must be adopted that allows you to move stably while pushing yourself.
Skating is considered exceptional because it is a mode of human locomotion that obtains
movement through lateral pushes.
When their psychophysical demands or demands are analyzed, González (2011) defines
that skating is a sport that requires high physical, technical, tactical and psychological
preparation; the energy systems are combined, starting from an aerobic disposition since
it requires constant oxygen rhythms, as well as a high anaerobic demand, due to the need
to explode at times of competition. In the present investigation, technical preparation is
emphasized without neglecting that for it to be effective it is based on the physical and is
directly related to the tactical and psychological aspects.
Hext, Heller, Kelley, and Goodwill; Konings and Hettinga; Konings and Hettinga, (as
cited in Martynenko and Oreshkina 2020) consider that technical and tactical training is
an integral part of the process of training qualified career skaters, and that its mastery
directly affects the achievement of high results, so At each stage of sports development,
special attention must be paid to the training and development of technical and tactical