The effectiveness of the technology of individualization of the physical preparedness of the future rescuers at the stages of studying at high military educational institution.
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Abstract
The influence of the individually oriented physical preparedness of the future rescuers on the physical and practical military-professional preparedness was studied. In experiment participated 20 student (experimental groups), and also 24 and 22 students (control groups) thoracic and muscular somatotypes aged 21-22. The first group used the content worked out accordingly to the given technology, the second one - traditional. Large effectiveness of the worked out content was proved comparatively with traditional pattern in the proving of the physical and practical military-professional preparedness of students, namely the number of indexes which essentially were proved.
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| Authors | V.М., Gonshovsky; |
| Journal | fizičeskoe vospitanie studentov |
| Year | 2011 |
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