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THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE INDICATORS OF STUDENTS ' HEALTH WITH A CHOICE OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION DISCIPLINES
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THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE INDICATORS OF STUDENTS ' HEALTH WITH A CHOICE OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION DISCIPLINES
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S0132-16250000525-3-
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Article
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Authors
Stanislav Dadelo  Ruta Dadeliene
Edition
Volume 367 Issue 11
Pages
108-113
Abstract
The article examines the features of the health status of undergraduate students of various specializations who choose physical education modules. It was found that physical education modules are more often chosen by students with a relatively better state of health. Students who choose specialties that require sedentary work and work with information technology have relatively worse health indicators.
Keywords
physical culture module, health status, main group, preparatory group, special group
Date of publication
01.11.2014
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