Clinical Examples of Psychophysiological Limitations in Maintaining Balance in Slalom Rowers

A pilot study of the use of psychophysiological functional tests in rowing slalom athletes of different levels of sports skill was conducted. To determine psychophysiological limitations while maintaining balance, the effectiveness of balancing was carried out under the control of electromyography (EMG) of the frontal muscles of the forehead and electroencephalography (EEG) in the frontoparietal lead along the sagittal line (Fz-Pz). The results of the study showed the dependence of the distribution of functional muscle tone and the tone of facial muscles on the qualification category of the athlete. The use of functional tests in a psychophysiological examination, taking into account the type-specific nature of the sport, allows us to determine the relevant zones for the psychophysiological growth of an athlete.