Children's rooms training sessions in terms of quarantine.
Abstract
From March 2020 in Russia because of coronavirus pandemics schools were closed, universities and colleges, next came steel close kindergartens and sports clubs sections for children. Educational programs institutions we were forced to go to remote control training. Athletes I was lucky in that a little less. Moved competition schedule and broke down training module the process. Coaches, to somehow support progress pupils, gone online training sessions. Purpose of work: find out from different coaches types of sports, how do they cope with a quarantine. Methods: a survey and analysis.
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