APPLICATION OF ATSMS QUESTIONNAIRE TO ASSESS THE PSYCHOLOGICAL STATE AFTER TRAINING OF UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
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https://doi.org/10.54163/ncdt/409Abstract
In modern sports, besides tactics, techniques and physical strength, psychological factors play an important role in training and competition results. The psychological state of training, whose main components are motivation and emotion to be very diverse in terms of nuances and intensity. It can help the practitioner feel excited, confident, full of energy and agile. On the contrary, it can also make the practitioner feel unconfident, stressed, anxious or depressed; reactions become sluggish and slow; coordination becomes disturbed. With the influence of psychological states on the training efficiency of the trainee being so great, it has become an issue that sports psychology is very interested in researching. The application of the ATSMS questionnaire to assess the psychological state after training of shooting students on the MBT03 shooting machine at Ho Chi Minh City University of Technical Education aims to add more evidence to prove that psychological factors play an important role in training and competition results
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