Abstract
Modern sport on a global scale is characterized by bright competitiveness and sets as its most important task the formation of a scientific and theoretical basis for the fastest and most successful achievement of the peak of athletes’ physical fitness. The fulfillment of such a task creates the need for research on athletes with highly conditioned genetic, biomedical and medico-psychological data. This proves the need for continuous and deep scientific and applied research related to the growth of sports success and performance in all sports. The selection of gifted and promising athletes is of particular importance for achieving high results in sports. A number of anthropometric indicators, in particular, the total size and proportions of the body, the soma to type, significantly affecting physical performance, sports activity and the choice of sports specialization, have a high hereditary condition, which, along with psychological, physiological and biochemical factors, creates an opportunity determining the prospects of athletes.
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