Enhancing Paralympic Athlete Performance: Kinematic Analysis and Computer Information Systems for Optimal Training Load Adjustment

This article explores the possibility of preparing athletes for Paralympic competitions based on kinematic tests grounded in computer information systems. The study examines the effectiveness of adjusting training load volumes in athletes’ physical preparation and diagnosing based on specific indicators. One of the primary objectives for domain experts is to integrate methods and tools into the training process that yield significant results in a short timeframe. The outcomes of this research reveal the potentialities of kinematic analysis concerning the volume and intensity of selected loads for each phase of para-athletes’ preparation, as well as the methodology chosen for executing these loads.