THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE METHOD OF INCREASING THE MOTOR ACTIVITY OF CHILDREN THROUGH CHEERLEADING IN CONDITIONS OF A SPORTS AND CHOREOGRAPHIC ENSEMBLE

Abstract

The article discusses methodological foundations of increasing the motor activity of children of the younger group through group training. The search, development and implementation of children’s cheerleading as a sports direction for the development of gymnastic and acrobatic skills is relevant. Using the example of the work of a sports and choreographic ensemble, the analysis of the inclusion in the training process of the main types of movements for the formation of gymnastic and acrobatic skills of children of the younger group was carried out. Our proposed methodology includes exercises to study the elements of cheerleading and elements of cheerleading by level of complexity [1, 2]. The conditions of physical culture and recreation work were determined, which was based on the main regime moments of the choreographic and dance club. The reasons for the successful work of the sports and choreographic ensemble are outlined, among them the most significant ones are identified: a wide variety of health-improving complex programs, mechanisms for involving children in sports and mass activities. The effectiveness of the use of the training program based on the consistent use of special acrobatic and gymnastic exercises was evaluated by tests of qualitative indicators in three types: long jumps from a place, lifting the trunk from a supine position for 30 seconds, bending in the pre from a sitting position. Positive dynamics of indicators in children of the younger group is noted in all control exercises. The data obtained give reason to believe that the exercises we use have a positive effect on the amplitude of movements, which is the basis for the success of the entire competitive program as a whole. In this connection, the disclosure of methodological aspects and means of increasing the level of motor activity of children through cheerleading, engaged in a sports and choreographic ensemble determines the relevance of the direction of work.