On the initial conditions for the development of a methodology for monitoring and correcting motor actions in kettlebell lifting

An attempt was made to clarify the initial conditions for the development of a technique for monitoring and correcting the technique of kettlebell lifters when they perform the “snatch” exercise. On the basis of previously published materials on various issues of the technique of athletes involved in kettlebell lifting, and the results of their own research in this direction, it was noted that such conditions are: the presence of a training process; the presence of errors in the technique of the performed exercise and the need to present them to the coach and athlete; the trainer’s knowledge of the necessary variant of the technique of a given motor action and the causes of errors; determination by the coach of ways to correct the registered technical errors of a kettlebell lifter.