COORDINATION PERFORMANCE OF 11-15 YEARS OLD ATHLETES AND POPULATION
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Abstract
Authors present the result of the cross-sectional testing of the coordination abilities of young athletes and population aged 11 – 15 years. The coordination performance of sets was created by the sum of acquired points in seven item battery tests of the coordination abilities. The starting point for the creation of points scale was the average performance of a set of 11 years old population. Results of the research proved higher entry level of the coordination performance in a set of sportspersons, and its dynamic growth at the age of 11 to 15 years. The growth of the coordination performance of sets had a gradually growing character.
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