The study of the dynamics of the physical fitness of athletes bowling sheets during a one-year training cycle

the main stumbling block in the development of sports skills is competent planning, which is actively discussed both in theory and directly in practical application in sports. This aspect directly correlates with the regularity of athletes' physical fitness and their desire for perfect fitness, factors that determine the planning strategy on the path to success [4]. This study examines the dynamic changes in the physiological reactions of the body of athletes engaged in bowling during a one-year period of intensive training. The key success factor is the quality of athletes' functional training. For an accurate assessment of their physical condition, using an expert assessment and a questionnaire method, it was provided: 1. Determination of the current level of functional readiness of athletes. 2. Monitoring of adaptive processes to specific training loads. 3. Early detection of disorders in adaptation processes. The integral indicator, obtained through expert evaluation, serves as a reliable tool for predicting athletic fitness and the success of athletes in competitions due to its correlation with performance. The effectiveness of the implemented methodology for assessing the functional state of bowling players within the framework of a one-year training cycle confirms its importance for optimizing the training of athletes and increasing their competitiveness [6]. The purpose of the research in this task is a systematic approach to the creation, implementation and maintenance of techniques for a comprehensive analysis of the consistency of functional characteristics of bowling players during annual training periods. Important attention is paid to the scientific substantiation of these methodologies, including theoretical reinforcement and practical assessment of the degree of physical development and athletic fitness of athletes within the framework of this sport.

functional status, working capacity, bowling, monitoring, physical fitness, training process