Possibility of coordination abilities development in the technical training process

The article is dedicated to the shooters' technical training and technical preparedness and their distinguishing features in shooting unlike other sports. The approaches to the definition and classification of coordination abilities in sports are shown. Such coordination qualities of a shooter as a space sense, muscle-joint feeling, sense of timing as well as main technical elements of a shot such as ready position, breathing, aiming, mounting the gun and pressing the trigger are viewed. We have made a suggestion about possibility of adjoint development of coordination abilities and technical training. During the research, its methods and organization are described. The participant groups' structure is characterized. A brief description of the author's program of adjoint development of coordination abilities and technical training are shown, the conditions needed for the program implementation into practice of sport schools. The results of coordination abilities development of athletes in the technical training were defined, using selected tests, which were carried out at the beginning and the end of the experiment with the participants of the control and experimental groups. The results of the first and the second experiment of development level of muscle-joint feeling, sense of timing and space sense are compared using evaluation tests. The results of mathematical and statistical analysis by using the nonparametric Mann-Whitney test which show statistically significant differences within groups are presented. Thus, we have made a conclusion that there is a possibility of developing coordination abilities in technical training by their adjoint processes. The results of the successful development of the athletes' muscle-joint feeling, sense of timing and space sense are shown. As a result we have made a prediction about the contribution of high level development of coordination abilities to the improvement of the individual technical performance of the shot.