Theoretical foundations for formation of the content of special physical training of air forces military personnel of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2017.104285Keywords:
training results, special physical training, military personnel, integration of combat trainingAbstract
The formation of the content of special physical training of military personnel is studied. It is established that in the conditions of the army service the process of special physical training is organized, purposeful and carried out in the general system of combat training. Ways to improve the system of special physical training are defined: standardization of training results, the integration of elements of combat training into a single integrated training system
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