DIAGNOSTICS, PROGRAMMING, AND CONTROL OF TRAINING PROCESSES, CHANGES, AND EFFECTS IN ELITE SPORT

Description

The scientific monograph Diagnostics, Programming, and Control of Training Processes, Changes, and Effects in Elite Sports by Prof. Dr. Miloš Milošević and Prof. Dr. Milenko Milošević establishes a mathematically and cybernetically grounded framework for management of biological adaptation and performance in elite athletes. The authors conceptualize the athlete as an open, dynamic biological system divided into control (sensorimotor and vegetative) and executive (locomotory and transport) subsystems, operating through feedback loops and bioenergetic transformations. 

The work redefines muscle force as a seven-dimensional neurogenic structure and models movement speed through the MSM law for decision complexity. It introduces an expanded heritability model integrating genetic variance, training variance, and their interactions. Adaptation is managed via state-space control models using matrix equations for real-time physiological estimation. Supported by high-precision diagnostics like ergospirometry and 3D force plates, algorithmic protocols dynamically allocate training loads, transforming sports kinesiology into a deterministic engineering science.