The influence of training in power sports on the morphological and functional features of the athletic bone-joint apparatus

This article discusses the problem of the influence of training in power sports on the morphological and functional features of the athletic bone-joint apparatus. It is believed that the correct use of power loads causes a complex of radiological certain changes. Power loads cause morphological changes in the skeleton. The shapes and structures of bones change, the size of the epiphyses and diaphysis increases, the cortical layers of the diaphysis become denser and the spongy substance intensifies. Thus, power sports, begun in adolescence and adolescence, contribute to the development of the skeleton and enhance its morphofunctional capabilities.