A study of anaerobic working capacity and psychoemotional state in wrestlers

Despite the extensive research devoted to the adaptation of the cardiovascular system to systematic physical activity, many issues, particularly those related to central hemodynamics, remain unanswered. Studying the adaptation of the cardiovascular system in athletes is a pressing issue and a subject for future research and discussion. The primary objective of this study was to assess the functional state of the cardiovascular system before and after exercise. The Ruffier test was used as a physical load. The results of the study showed that the Ruffier and Luscher tests were used to assess the functional state of the cardiovascular system and the psychophysiological status of ASA students. The test results allowed the students' anaerobic performance and adaptability to be assessed as average. The circulatory system's ability to recover was below average. Along with mild stress, the students' performance and structural-dynamic characteristics of their autonomic balance were average.