Dynamics of general and specific training and their interrelationship in young boxers differing in fighting style

The purpose of the study is to examine the dynamics of general and special preparedness indicators and their interrelationship in young boxers aged 14-15 in accordance with the fighting style during the pre-competitive training phase. Research methods and organization. Methods of analysis and generalization of scientific and methodological literature, controlled pedagogical testing, pedagogical experimentation, and methods of mathematical statistics have been employed. The experimental study was conducted at the sports base of the Department of Theory and Methodology of Martial Arts and Strength Sports at SibGUFK. The experiment involved boxers in their 2-3 years of training from the 'SSHOR No. 21 named after Leonid Kiselev'. Research results and conclusions. It has been established that knockout artists have a more integrated dynamics of special training indicators, while tempo fighters have higher efficiency coefficients for starting actions and their connection with both special and general preparedness indicators. This pattern is less pronounced among young boxers employing a tactical (game) style. These data allow for a rational formation of the competitive fighting style of young boxers.