Socio-pedagogical aspects of sports training of Russian all-round athletes

Nikolai Lyubetsky,Tatiana Verina,Ol’Ga Mavropulo,Ludmila Demyanova,Alena Lukyashko,D Rudoy,A Olshevskaya,N Ugrekhelidze

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/202127309031

Abstract

The article is devoted to the comprehension of socio-pedagogical aspects of sports training of Russian all-round athletes. This article is an attempt to draw the attention of the Russian sports community to the socio-pedagogical, economic and organizational problems of the sports training of Russian decathletes. The article examines special principles of sports training; the reasons for the lack of progress in Russian sports in the key types of decathlon programs are analyzed, including poor qualifications of modern coaches in the field of pedagogy and sociology of sports, teaching the technique of sports training, poor funding of athletics, insufficient development of sports infrastructure in the regions.

Highlights

There was a transformation of life values detrimental to our civilization after the destruction of the USSR
Decathlon was first included in the Olympic Games program in 1912 and has been held since in all major athletics competitions
Socio-pedagogical aspects of sports training are considered within the framework of the application of some theoretical provisions of pedagogy and sociology of sport

Summary

Introduction

As a result of the spiritual crisis of Russian society, Western European individualism burst into the first place in our life with its success at any cost for the sake of power, profit and fame, and materialism as a preference for material success, success in creativity, in family happiness, in the search for truth (crisis of the Russian cultural code).In professional sports this manifested itself in the ever-increasing number of doping scandals associated with Russian athletes in the international arena, as well as in the deprofessionalization and irresponsibility of our coaches (40% of whom, according to Russian statistics, do not read sports educational and methodological literature), who are unable to methodically and pedagogically competently organize the training process at various stages of long-term sports training.As for sports officials, their incompetence, apolitical attitude, thirst for profit and indifference to the fate of talented Russian sports youth have already become a well-known fact in the history of Russian modern sports [Gafiatulina, Makadei, et al, 2019]. Decathlon is an all-around track and field event for men, which includes 10 types of track and field athletics. Decathlon was first included in the Olympic Games program in 1912 and has been held since in all major athletics competitions. Three times the European champion was the Soviet decathlete VasilyKuznetsov 1954, 1958, 1962. [Athletics: Encyclopedia, 2012: 227]

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