STUDY ON THE CORRELATIONS BETWEEN CERTAIN FUNCTIONAL INDICES AND THE CONDITIONAL MOTOR SKILLS ON AGE GROUPS IN ATHLETES

Effort represents in sports one of the essential environmental factors, vital both in the body’s harmonious development, and in maintaining its health. Motor activity, through the phenomena of adaptation, compensation and overcompensation that it generates, stimulates and in some cases guides in growth and development, has twocomponents: a genetic one, referring to inborn characteristics, the genetic information making up the genotype and manifested as the fenotype (the external manifestation form), and an acquired one, obtained through exercises influenced by environmental conditions. The present study undertaken by means of multivaried analysis of conditional motor skills evinced that the indices of conditional motor skills may remain strongly connected during many years with certain functional indices, and then these correlations may suffer essential alterations