Functional status of the body: assessment technologies in recreational tourism and sport (review)

Aim. The paper provides a review of modern technologies for functional assessment of the body in recreational tourism and sport. Materials and methods. The paper involves a theoretical analysis of Russian and foreign publications about the development and implementation of digital technologies in sports physiology, medicine, and recreation over the last 10 years. Results. The paper describes a range of innovative developments that provide a timely assessment of functional status during exercise and recreational tourism. The prospects for integration of digital technologies in physical education, sports, and tourism were discussed, as were the advantages and disadvantages of the innovative technologies used for functional assessment during exercise. The paper proposes a prospective model of personified tourism that implies the integration of resources, activities, technologies, and products based on the theory of digital platforms. Conclusion. Digital technologies will provide personified health-saving support for different populations involved in physical education, sports, and tourism.