Abstract

In theory of motor behaviour there exist three groups of motor abilities: conditional, coordinational and complex. The background of this division is determined by biological functions of these abilities. It was stated, that conditional abilities are determined dominantly by efficiency of energetic processes and the level of development of motor traits, coordination ones depend mainly upon the quality of steering and regulating the movement processes, and in case of complex ability there is no dominant group of predisposition. However, these hypothesis need to be confirmed empirically. In this research the trial to determine the relationships between the level of different strength abilities and chosen energetic and morphostructural predisposition was undertaken. Einleitung