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                     Figure 2. The principle of determining the SCS (sec) in a motion test with use the device “CMM”.

            SCS is measured as follows. After making turns of the   smaller values of body mass (BM) (p<0.05), body mass
            lever with a stable amplitude for 10–15 sec (the period   index  (BMI)  (p<0.05),  chest  circumferences  (СC)
            of “working on” into a certain moving mode), one of the   (p<0.05),  contours  abdomen  (p<0.05),  contours  hips
            LEDs is suddenly turned off for the subject and another   (p<0.05), significantly greater values of thorax mobility
            pair of markers is turned on. The distance between them   (p<0.05), force index (FI) (p<0.05). Significant were the
            and the position on the perimeter differ from those for   differences in systolic blood pressure (ATS) (p<0.05),
            the  previous  pair.  In  accordance  with  the  changed   vegetative  index  (p<0.05),  Robinson  index  (p<0.05),
            position of the signals defining the range of lever turns,   Baevsky AP (p<0.05), which are significantly smaller
            the subject must urgently change the mode of movement   and indicate a better functional state of the body and a
            – its amplitude and spatial orientation. In the test prog-  pronounced  predominance  of  parasympathetic  effects.
            ram, the movement mode changes twice for each hand.   This fact is confirmed by significantly higher values of
            Non-parametric  methods  of  analysis  using  Wilcoxon   the  physical  state  level  (PSL)  according  to  Pirogova
            and  Mann-Whitney  criteria  were  used  to  identify   (p<0.05).
            differences  between  groups  and  indicators  in  the   At the same time in OG1 compared with CG differences
            dynamics of observation.                            show  significantly  greater  values  of  body  mass,
                                                                (p<0.05),  body  area,  (p<0.05),  chest  excursions,
            Results                                             (p<0.05),  hips  (p<0.05),  abdomen  (p<0.05)  and  fat
            In  Table 1  presents  the  characteristic  differences  of   content (p<0.05). There are lower SBP values (p<0.05)
            routine indicators of body structure and cardiovascular   against higher DBP values (p<0.05). However, all other
            activity in the groups being analyzed. The differences   routine  indicators  and  indices  of  the  cardiovascular
            from  the  CG  in  OG2,  which  relate  to:  significantly   system from the CG are not significantly different.

            Table 1. Morphofunctional differences athletes at baseline at overstrain by sympathetic (OG 1) and parasympathetic (OG2)
            in comparison with comparison group (CG).

                                                 CG
                     Parameter                                          OG1                     OG2
                                                n=202                   n=10                    n=9
                                                                                                       b
                                                                                a
            BM, kg                          72.0 (62.0; 82.0)      80.0 (61.0; 94.0)      66.5 (61.0; 81.0)
            Length, сm                      179.0 (170.0; 185.0)   181.5 (170.0; 189.0)   179.0 (175.0; 185.0)
                                                                                                       ab
                     2
            BMI, kg/m                       22.5 (20.9; 25.2)      23.6 (21.4; 27.3)      20.5 (19.9; 24.2)
                       2
                                                                                a
                                                                                                       b
            Body area, m                    1.92 (1.74; 2.04)      2.02 (1.70; 2.18)      1.85 (1.74; 2.03)
                                                                                                       ab
            Chest circumferences, cm        96.0 (91.0; 101.0)     98.5 (89.0; 113.0)     91.0 (90.0; 96.0)
                                                                              aa
            Thorax mobility , cm            7.0 (5.0; 8.0)         8.5 (7.0; 10.0)        8.0 (7.5; 9.0)
                                                                                                     a
                                                                                                       ab
            Contours abdomen, cm            78.0 (74.0; 86.5)      82.5 (74.0; 92.0)      75.0 (73.0; 82.0)
                                                                                a
                                                                                                       ab
            Contours hip, cm                52.0 (48.0; 56.5)      56.0 (50.0; 60.0)      48.0 (45.0; 57.0)
                                                                                                       a
            FІ, %                           64.4 (59.5; 68.9)      64.5 (51.1; 77.3)      66.3 (55.6; 68.9)
            VLC, ml                         4800 (4400; 5600)      4850 (4400; 6600)      4850 (4500; 4900)
            VI, ml/kg                       67.9 (61.9; 73.1)      65.2 (62.9; 70.2)      69.3 (59.3; 73.8)
                                                                               a
            BFP, %                          11.8 (8.7; 18.1)       18.4 (8.1; 19.0)       13.3 (6.5; 20.3)
                                                                               a
                                                                                                      a
            SBP, mmHg                       120 (110; 130)         115 (110; 120)         115 (100; 120)
                                                                            a
            DBP, mmHg                       70 (64; 80)            80 (70; 80)            70 (70; 80)
                                                                                                         ab
            Vegetative index                -0.19 (-0.35; -0.05)   -0.27 (-0.59; -0.05)   -0.34 (-0.45; -0.28)
            Robinson’s index                71.8 (64.6; 81.8)      73.6 (65.1; 75.7)      60.3 (51.7; 75.8)
                                                                                                       ab
            Baevsky’s AP                    2.02 (1.87; 2.25)      1.98 (1.84; 2.12)      1.79 (1.52; 1.99) abb
            Pirogova’s LPS                  0.746 (0.672; 0.822)   0.736 (0.692; 0.762)   0.823 (0.753; 0.901)
                                                                                                           ab
                 a
                           aa
                                                                                     bb
                                                                           b
            Note.   – p<0.05,   – p<0.01, between OG1 and OG2 in comparison with CG;   – p<0.05,  – p<0.01, between OG2 and
            OG1.

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