Development of specific coordination abilities and vestibular stability in the course of physical training of cadets of National Academy of the National Guard of Ukraine

Authors

  • Pavel Savchuk National Academy of the National Guard of Ukraine, Kharkiv, Ukraine,
  • Lydmyla Shesterova Kharkiv State Academy of Physical Culture, Kharkiv, Ukraine,

Keywords:

specific coordination abilities, vestibular stability, cadet, physical training, teaching

Abstract

Purpose: to develop and to check experimentally ways of increase in specific coordination abilities of cadets of NANGU.

Material & Methods: analysis and synthesis of references, pedagogical observations, testing, test of Yarotskyi; pedagogical experiment; modeling. Cadets of 2 and 3 courses of NANGU participated in the research.

Results: the specific coordination abilities, which are shown at cadets of NANGU in the course of the solution of motive problems of military-applied orientation, are defined; the technique of definition of vestibular stability and assessment of its results on data of the test of Yarotskyi is mastered; the efficiency of experimental training of method of vestibular stability of cadets of NANGU is developed and defined.

Conclusions: the expediency of introduction in the educational process on physical training of cadets of NANGU of experimental training of method of vestibular stability is proved.

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2016-12-31

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No. 6(56) (2016)

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