The theoretical part of the article analyzes the available literature concerning this problem. Hypothesis of this study: Changes in hemodynamics are analogous to the changes in the level of motoric skills indicated by Leger test. Methods: To explore the hemodynamic by noninvasive method, we chose a method of balistocardiography. The dependence between the two tests (Leger test and balistocardiography) is demonstrated using correlation coefficient. Due to the failure to prove the hypothesis via the correlation coefficient was used marginal phenomena and case studies where we chose borderline results. Results: basic descriptive characteristics of the test show a normal distribution (non-standard). The results based on correlation analysis led to rejection of the hypothesis. Changes in hemodynamics are not analogous to the level changes of motoric performance indicated by Leger test. Even the marginal phenomena dont indicate that the hypothesis was correct. Therefore the two selected tests are unrelated. For further research, we increase the number of studied individuals.