ANALYSIS OF THE STRUCTURE OF COMPETITIVE ACTIVITY IN STREET WORKOUT

Abstract

The article characterizes competitive activity in street workout. Attention is focused on a detailed description of competitive activity, the requirements, and the specific features of evaluating athlete performances in competitions. The purpose of the study was to determine the structure of competitive activity in street workout. To achieve this purpose, the following research methods were used: theoretical analysis and generalization, analysis of documentary materials. Based on the analysis of documentary materials and generalization, we have identified the structure of competitive activity and criteria for evaluating athleteperformances. Street workout is a popular movement based on physical activities using outdoor equipment in public spaces. It includes a wide range of exercises, іts main feature is the use of body weight for training, without the need for specialized sports equipment. The structure and content of competitive activity in street workout require athletes to demonstrate a high level of physical fitness, technical skills, and psychological preparation. As a result of researching competitive activity, we identified the duration, content, and main criteria for evaluating athlete performances at competitions. Street workout includes many disciplines (the most popular being streetlifting and freestyle). In the freestyle discipline, athletes must combine dynamic (technical) and static elements in combinations for 30–90 seconds, depending on the competition regulations. In freestyle knockout matches, athletes compete against others in their weight category. These performances usually consist of two rounds, each lasting 40 seconds. Judges evaluate the performances based on criteria such as dynamics, statics, static-dynamics, combinations, and variety. Thus, we have described the structure of competitive activity and the main criteria for evaluating athlete performances in street workout competitions.