Abstract
Aim: determination of the influence of the technique of using balls of different weights and diameters on the level and structure of psychophysiological indicators, physical and technical fitness of football players at the initial stage of training.
 Material and methods. The study was attended by 22 young footballers 10-12 years old. The subjects were divided into two groups (control and experimental) for 11 people in each. The control and experimental group trained the same amount of time for the same progips, but in the experimental group, in the main part of the class, used the technique of complex development of precision-target movements. Measured the level of physical and technical preparedness, as well as the level of psychophysiological functions of athletes.
 Results. It is shown that the experimental group experienced significant improvements in the techniques of football due to the development of precision-oriented skills. Really improved results of physical and technical preparedness of athletes of the experimental group were revealed. The control group is also characterized by a significant improvement in testing results by level of technical and physical fitness, but not reliable or at a lower level of significance. The positive influence of the method of complex development of precision-target movements on the psychophysiological indices of athletes is shown. It was shown that after the experiment, the number of reliable interrelationships between the indicators of psychophysiological functions and the indicators of technical and physical fitness in the experimental group increased, and in the control remained unchanged.
 Conclusions. The application of the experimental methodology for the development of precision-target movements positively influenced the level of technical and physical preparedness, psycho-physiological indicators, as well as the structure of the complex preparedness of athletes.
Highlights
The authors propose to apply a comprehensive methodology for the development ofAt the present stage the question of complex role development of physical qualities in combination with development of accuracy of blows of young football players acquires great urgency
A study by Fiorilli, Mariano, Iuliano, Giombini, Ciccarelli, Buonsenso, Calcagno, di Cagno [3] showed the positive effect of a 6-week training program with isoinertial eccentric overload using an inertial device during certain football exercises on explosive and reactive strength, ability to sprint, change direction, performance and hitting accuracy
Thirty-four youth football players were randomly assigned to a plyometric training group (PT) (n = 16, age 13.36 ± 0.80), which underwent a six-week traditional football training program, and an eccentric overload (FEO) group (n = 16, age 13.36 ± 0.80). = 18, age 13.21 ± 1.21) who underwent additional training, consisting of two sessions of inertial eccentric overload per week
Summary
The authors propose to apply a comprehensive methodology for the development of. Zuniga, Arriaza, Moya, Nikulin [16] showed that in collective sports, the methods of psychophysiological capabilities (reactive agility, speed of reaction) when modeling various game situations allow to evaluate and improve the player's results This is due to the fact that it is possible to take into account the combination of technical, tactical, physical and psychological abilities, as in real game situations. It is logical to conclude that the application of methods of development of physical qualities and accuracy will have a positive effect on the level of complex training of football players As such a technique can be the use of balls of different sizes and weights to perform special exercises by young players.
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