GENDER FEATURES OF HYPOXIC RESISTANCE OF CADETS AND STUDENTS
We studied the changes in indicators of 10 female students and 10 male cadets with varying degrees of physical fitness, determined by the results of test loads. Hypoxia resistance was assessed by quantitative indicators of changes in blood oxygenation level in combination with the Ruffier-Dickson test and the Stange test. These indicators were studied depending on the individual values of VC and the Erisman index. Significant individual differences were found in boys and girls in absolute values of VC and, at the same time, the absence of significant differences in the Erisman index. At the same time, the level of decrease in oxyhemoglobin in girls was less compared to military personnel, obviously, this can be explained by a more pronounced motivation during the test with hypoxic resistance of cadets. In both groups of examined individuals, the indicators of the functional reserves of the cardiorespiratory life support system did not statistically differ and testified to the high adaptability of the body to physical activity.