Cross-effects of adaptation to stress situations

To counteract the stress it is necessary to study its effect on the internal condition of the body. The level of achievements in various sports and employments is determined by the exhaust motor programs that are improved in the process of trainings, ensuring the achievement of high results and reducing the mental and energy losses. Adaptation to short-term impacts of the stressor naturally leads to increased physiological capacity of the sympathetic-adrenal regulation. The recruitment of this regulatory system is an essential and absolute link of adaptation to the effects of environmental factors. It can be affirmed that adaptation to extreme situations increases the resistance not only to separate factors but to all factors affecting the body. Thus, adaptation has a positive cross-effect. We believe it is important to assess the possible impacts of the elaborated methodology on the development of the vestibular apparatus that includes cross-effects of adaptation to stress situations on the readiness of athletes. The article presents conclusions about the possibilities to improve the coordination abilities of athletes through targeted effect on their special preparedness by the original methods which intensify the effects of adaptation to stress situations. The changes were assessed based on the data obtained using a stabilometric platform.