DIRECTIONS FOR IMPROVING PHYSICAL EDUCATION IN THE BODIES OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS
Keywords:
physical education, internal affairs bodies, professional training, individualized training, functional fitness, modern technologies, psychological stability, foreign experience, assessment system, stress resistance.Abstract
This article is devoted to the directions of improving the physical education of internal affairs officers. The impact of physical training on the effectiveness of professional activity and the health of employees, existing problems and their solutions are considered. Foreign experience is analyzed, in particular, the practice of the USA, Canada, Germany, Great Britain, Japan, and Scandinavian countries. The main directions are indicated, such as individualized training programs, the use of modern technologies, functional fitness, integration with psychological training, and a comprehensive assessment system. The development of the physical education system, based on scientific research and using foreign experience, serves to ensure the impeccable performance of official duties by employees of internal affairs bodies.
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