EFFECTIVENESS OF COMPETITIVE ACTIVITY OF HIGH CLASS HOCKEY PLAYERS ACCOUNTING A LEVEL OF THEIR SELF-ESTEEM

Annotation. Purpose: study the effect of increasing the level of self-esteem on the efficiency of competitive activity of high class players. Material: the study involved sixteen athletes (Atlanta, Moscow region. Continental Hockey League). Results: it was found that the application of special training self-esteem increases the level of implementation of technical and tactical action games. Number of goals increased by 8.92%, assists 21.5%, the total number of shots on goal to 20.02%. Conclusions: it is recommended specialized program correction level of self-esteem from 10 separate studies. Classes have different target setting: habit forming positive attitudes towards themselves, develop skills of active life position, securing high self-esteem. The program is used for two weeks in the preparatory period of training.

Kgb Egb Kga Ega Group Fig. 1.Pucks, thrown by hockey players of control and experimental groups by results of previous (2012)(2013)  Analysis of this indicator in season 2013-2014 showed significant increment of this indicator in experimental group -by 9.14 %.The changes were statistically confident (p<0.05).
In fig. 2 we can see that in control group there is positive change of efficient passes' indicator (-13.9 % in previous and 7.61 % in the following season) but, in contrast to experimental group these differences were not statistically confident..We found confident (p<0.05)positive changes in experimental group also by indicator of gained scores in match.
So, quantity of scores, gained by experimental group sportsmen, by result of season, preceding experiment, was 27.67 %, i.e. below middle.But be results of season, which was after experiment, showed significant increment of gained scores -13.06 %.Thrown pucks, efficient passes and gained scores are most significant technical tactic actions of hockey player in match.Just on the base of analysis of thes indicators sportsmen's effectiveness in attack is evaluated.
The data, received by us, permit to speak about positive influence of the offered program on correction of selfestimation on elvel of attacking actions in match.
The higher was hockey player's self-estimation, the more throws he made.As a rule, with low self-estimation, sportsmen rarely are initiative; they are more cautious.Of course, throw of puck shall be realized only in cases when this throw results in goal or sharpening of situation, but now we mean other.Hockey players without self confidence often can miss convenient for throw moment, trying to choose other variant for continuation of attack.
Analyzing data, given in fig.4, we can affirm that increased self-estimation in experimental group positively influenced on quantity of puck throws.
If before specialized program quantity of throws in experimental group was lower by 4.81 % from mean standard, then, after its application total quantity of throw exceeded mean standard by 14.94 %.These changes are statistically confident (p<0.05).Sportsmen became to throw pucks oftener and it resulted in improvement of efficiency.Thus, quantitative indicator transformed in qualitative.In fig. 5 we present summarizing indicator of model deviation, which characterized in general effectiveness of hockey players' competition functioning.For example, in fig. 5

Fig. 3 .
Scores, gained by sportsmen of control and experimental groups by results of previous (2012-2013) season and seasonи 2013-2014, in percents from model indicators -* -differences are statistically confident, p<0.05;Kgbcontrol group before experiment; Kga -control group after experiment; Egb -experimental group before experiment; Ega -experimental group after experiment.

Group Fig. 4 .
Total quantity of throws to goals fulfilled by control and experimental groups by results of previous (2012-2013) season and seasonи 2013-2014, in percents from model indicators -* -differences are statistically confident, p<0.05;Kgb -control group before experiment; Kga -control group after experiment; Egb -experimental group before experiment; Ega -experimental group after experiment.Deviations from model indicators, % Deviations from model indicators, % season and season of 2013-2014 in percents from model indicators -* -differences are statistically confident, p<0.05;Kgbcontrol group before experiment; Kga -control group after experiment; Egb -experimental group before experiment; Ega -experimental group after experiment.In fig. 1 we can see that by results of previous season experimental group hockey players had level of thrown pucks, which exceeded mean model indicator for highly qualified sportsman by 8.02 %.Analysis of this technical-tactic action by results of 2013-2014 season showed confident (p<0.05)increment in experimental group -16.98 %., i.e. actually two times higher.Results of control group hockey players by this indicator practically did not change.Also we can speak about increasing of indicator of efficient passes in experimental group (see fig.2.).Before introduction of specialized program indicator of efficient passes in experimental group was negative and by 19.74 % lower than mean model indicator for highly qualified hockey player.
we can see that summarizing indicator of model deviation in experimental group was confidently (p<0.05)higher than in control group.Group Fig.5.Summarizing indicator of model deviation in control and experimental groups by results of previous (2012-2013) season and seasonи 2013-2014, in percents from model indicators -* -differences are statistically confident, p<0.05;Kgb -control group before experiment; Kga -control group after experiment; Egb -experimental group before experiment; Ega -experimental group after experiment.