Publication at Faculty of Physical Education and Sport |
2014
Abstract
Objectification of the current state of the body, primarily health and fitness of players or response to an applied load training is an essential prerequisite for success in any sport. Diagnosis is from this perspective, the basic tool of management and evaluation of applied training initiative (Bunc 2008).
Diagnosis must be part of both short- and long-term training plans must provide information about how microcycle, as well as training macrocycle. Must provide information about changes in the morphological and functional assumptions considered individual (Bunc 2009).
At the same time it is necessary to continuously realizable, mainly in periods when there is a mainly quantitative and qualitative changes of the training load