Factors that influence changes in cadets' physical preparation during the first half of study at a military academy
We defined the structure of boys aged 17-18 who were cadets of the military academy, which marked a change in their physical preparation in the first half of the study. The number of examinees was 112 boys, 34 of whom at the end demonstrated high, others - good and satisfactory levels of professiona...
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Veröffentlicht in: | Journal of Physical Education and Sport 2018-06, Vol.18 (2), p.781-786 |
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Zusammenfassung: | We defined the structure of boys aged 17-18 who were cadets of the military academy, which marked a change in their physical preparation in the first half of the study. The number of examinees was 112 boys, 34 of whom at the end demonstrated high, others - good and satisfactory levels of professional competence. In each of these two samples of cadets, we studied the structure of changing their physical preparation during the first and second years of study at the military academy. Such preparation was characterized by motor abilities, we determined their development by means of tests recommended by Eurofit specialists in physical education and military training. The data obtained in the first and second years of study indicate that the structure of change in physical preparation in experimental groups is significantly different. Primarily, it concerns the composition of indicators, the value of each contribution to the overall structure of change and the values of the total dispersion of all isolated factors of physical preparation. The obtained data should be taken into account during the improvement of the program of physical training of military academy cadets during each year of study. The basis should be focused on the development of physical qualities, which marked the structure of changes in physical preparation in the sample of exemplary cadets. |
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ISSN: | 2247-8051 2247-806X |
DOI: | 10.7752/jpes.2018.02115 |