Systematic organization of the relationship between attacking and defensive processes in team sports

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the article presents a theoretical and methodological analysis of the systemic organization of the relationship between attacking and defensive processes of competitive activity in team sports. The mechanisms of interdependence of these processes are studied in spatial-temporal, structural-functional, tactical and energetic aspects. Special attention is paid to the analysis of transitional phases of the game as the most significant periods of manifestation of the integral nature of competitive activity. The nonlinear nature of the interaction of attacking and defensive processes is substantiated, due to the multiplicity of impact factors and the variability of the development of game situations. The role of game intelligence as an integral quality that determines the effectiveness of transitional phases of competitive activity is considered.

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A. V Bykov

Northern (Arctic) Federal University named after M.V. Lomonosov

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