PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL AND SOMATIC STATUS OF ATHLETES - PARTICIPANTS OF WINTER SWIMMING WORLD CUP
It was studied the psychophysiological and somatic status of the athletes-participant of the 5th Tyumen Open Cup, 3rd stage of the Russia Cup, 2nd stage of the Winter Swimming World Cup. It is shown that men-athletes engaged in swimming in cold water for more than 10 years has got significantly higher the “working capacity” indicator then athletes engaged in winter swimming for less than 10 years. It was found that the level of stress in men with a winter swimming experience of more than 10 years is pronounced than in women with the same experience. When assessing the somatic status of athletes, it was found that acute respiratory and viral diseases are most often found in people engaged in winter swimming for the first time 10 years.