Заключение

Были рассмотрены лишь отдельные аспекты значения специфических гормонов и ростовых факторов в регуляции некоторых важных параметров мышц, определяющих спортивные показатели. Эта сфера мышечной физиологии только начинает развиваться и здесь еще многое предстоит открыть прежде чем станет понятно взаимоотношение различных факторов, принимающих участие в разнообразных процессах адаптации скелетных мышц к различным видам двигательной активности. Последовательное описание различных этапов адаптации мышц к двигательной активности позволит создать основу для концепции индивидуализированного выбора упражнений с целью оптимизации качества тренировочных программ как для хорошо физически подготовленных лиц, так и для тех, кто ведет малоподвижный образ жизни, а также для специальных групп населения.

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