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Choosing the right training method is one of the elements of a coach's success in increasing athlete's performance. This study aims to test the linear periodization training method and the non-linear periodization training method. The method used in this determination is This experimental research used a 2x2 factorial design. The research design takes into account the possibility of a moderating variable affecting the treatment (independent variable) on the outcome (dependent variable). In this study, there are two methods of hockey training, namely the group that exercises using linear periodization and the group that uses non-linear periodization. This research was conducted for 16 meetings with an intensity of 60 minutes per meeting. The subjects studied were UNJ hockey athletes. The results of this study indicate that the non-linear periodization training method is more effective for increasing leg muscle strength.

Periodization is a generally accepted approach to manage athletic performance by the sub-division of training programs into sequential, specifically focused training periods [...]

The changes that have taken place in the United States and Canadian immigration policies since the 1960s have changed the ethnic and racial profile of these states. The statistics and projections for the next 20-30 years show that ethnic and racial diversity in both the United States and Canada will only increase. Analysis of the transformation of the immigration policy of the USA and Canada of the fourth wave of immigration is of great scientific and practical value. Despite the Russian Federation's hybrid aggression, Ukraine, being included in the world processes (such as modernization, democratization, globalization, etc.), should take into account the USA and Canada's ways of implementing the immigration policy, as well as the role of the state in the control and regulation of immigration.
We deliberately highlight the four periods in the history of the U.S. and Canadian immigration (although possible variations on the detail of its periodization). In our opinion, this is not derived only from the historical facts, or the entry into force (or the lapse of validity) of certain normative and legal acts, as confirmed by the studies on migration studies, but also corresponds to our research approach of cross-national comparison in the form of indirect (implicit) binary comparison with the use of a research strategy for most analogous systems.
Keywords: Immigration, immigration policy, immigration waves, interethnic interaction

We economic historians can sympathize fully with Professor Gerhard in his search for criteria that will help to cut political history into meaningful periods. Like him, we are fully aware that periodizing seems an artificial intellectual trick in face of the fact that life continues even in the midst of destruction. We would add, "So do human wants and the efforts that have to be made for their satisfaction."

An examination of the need for a critical approach to the question of periodization in the history of econ theory. While one group of historians uses a scheme based on the pattern of general history or the history of econ events (eg, K. Marx, J. K. Ingram, E. Roll, M. A. Aguirre, N. K. Karataev, M. N. RyndinaStepanov, J. Chevalier, & A. Piettre), others seek the pattern of periodization within the actual development of econ thought, using either criteria of form (eg, L. Cossa) or various criteria of substance: (a) ideological (eg, W. Roscher, R. Gonnard, O. Spann, A. Fanfani, F. Zweig); (b) theoretical (E. Duehring, J. Rambaud, L. Haney, J. A. Schumpeter, G. H. Bousquet, W. Stark); or (c) methodological (E. Salin, W. Sombart, Heimann, O. Popescu). Agreement is expressed with W. Sombart that the many fruitless efforts made in the historiography of econ sci may be due to the chaotic changes of outlook in the econ sci itself. But it also seems true that econ's offers fertile soil for the interplay of value judgments. The fundamental cause of the argument must be sought in the inherent difficulty of periodization. Modified HA.

An overview of epochs and directions is not the history of literature, because history cannot be reduced to summary representations of periods and directions. The greatest writers, the creators of history, are above and beyond the directions and schools. Directions and schools appear and disappear legally, so they are imposed as a subject of literary-historical and theoretical study. The periodization system establishes a certain scientific orientation in a multitude of literary facts, past and present. The paper highlights the theoretical problem of periodization of literature, as a central problem of theoretical examinations of literary phenomena.