Computer model of presentation of the medical examination results on the training zones of skiers-racers

The purpose of the work is to create an informative form of the conclusion about the training zones and physical working efficiency of an athlete.Skiers-racers (n=68) performed the "breath-by-breath" test on the ergospirometric system "OxyconPro" (Jaeger, Germany). Throughout the test (25-30 min.), the sys- tem recorded heart rate, respiration frequency, O2 consumption, CO2 consumption. At the end of the test, the system formed the report.xls file which contains 23 in- dicators (actual and calculated) of the condition of the cardiorespiratory system of the subject. At each stage of the test, arterial blood pressure was measured and blood sampling was taken from the finger to determine the concentration of lactate and to control over the threshold of anaerobic oxidation.The original informative form of presentation of "breath-by-breath" test results about the training zones and physical working capacity of athletes is developed. It consists of the following parts: 1 - with personal and anthropometric data; 2 - displays the process of recovery of an organism after loading; 3 - shows the individual characteris- tics of anaerobic threshold; 4 - is divided into training zones with corresponding actual indicators of heart rate (calculated from heart rate maximal), O2 consumption, arterial blood pressure; 5 - the conclusion about the type of response to loading and recovery level after it. To automate the process of the analysis of the medical examination data, we developed a computer program "The form of delivery of the examination results of athletes on the OxyconPro system when testing "breath-by-breath".The application of the developed form of presentation of the "breath-by-breath" test results in skiers-racers is in practice convenient and theoretically informative. It is an efficient instrument for the correction of the training process and the level of sports training of the athlete, allowing to control changes in the anaerobic thre- shold and training zones during the preparatory and competitive periods of the ath- lete and trainer.