Studies of motor skill stability and the state of technical actions in Kulatuu

The article is devoted to the study of the stability of motor skills and the state of technical action in the young form of martial arts Kulatuu. This article discusses the difference in studying the stability of a motor skill in terms of the manifestation of a motor reaction to a moving object, which provides examples and opinions of many authors who have studied motor skills and activity in many types of martial arts. The issues considered are the units of performing a technical action in places in a stable manner in an increasing and decreasing mode, comparing the coefficient of dynamic technical action among those who won during the battle and those who lost, who have somewhere an increase and somewhere a decrease in motor activity during the active phase technical action between meetings. In this article, with the stability of speed-strength parameters, it is proven that after the fights, the speed-strength parameters of the winners of the match increased, and those of the losers decreased. Examples are given of the dynamics of the use of technical action by kulatists in competitive fights under conditions of progressive fatigue.