Model Of Physical Training Research Articles

Actual issues of improvement of types of official training of police officers

In the article, the authors provided a description of the types of service training, namely functional training, general training, tactical training, fire training, physical training. It was concluded that in order to improve the professional training of police officers, it is urgent to implement the measures of structural revision of its varieties, as well as qualitative updating of its content, taking into account the modern challenges that exist in police activity, the development of the National Police at the current stage of state formation. Taking into account the content of training on functional training, it has been proven that it would be more correct to talk about “functional and legal training”, which is proposed to be defined as a set of measures aimed at the acquisition and improvement of police knowledge, abilities and skills in the field of regulatory and legal support of official activities, features of police activity, taking into account the specifics of the functional duties of police officers, necessary for the successful performance of their official duties. It was emphasized the need to improve the name of the “life safety” component of general training, replacing it with the name “policeman’s personal safety and life safety”. The expediency of mastering tactical medicine by police officers was determined, which was proposed to be added to the component of pre-medical training. The need to include issues of improving the tactics of driving a company car in tactical training has been proven; effective use of the main varieties of special equipment, technical devices, technical means and specialized software, in particular, the tactics of using UAVs; tactics of police actions under the influence of sources of ionizing radiation. The position of scientists regarding the need to form a new model of physical training within the framework of service training of police officers with the implementation of NATO standards is supported, for which the following measures are proposed: studying the positive experience of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in terms of developing methodological recommendations for individual physical training of servicemen according to NATO standards; review of standards for physical training; creation of a typical program of physical training within the framework of official training of police officers. The need to introduce a new type of training in the system of police officer training – “general military training” – has been proven.

SPECIFIC PHYSICAL TRAINING IN THE SEAMANSHIP RACE FROM THE NAVAL PENTATHLON

Problem statement. The aim of this research is to present and highlight the main directions of action of the specific physical training on the performances of the athletes in the seamanship race. Objectives are to develop an optimal model of specific physical training that maximizes the performances of the athletes engaged in our research. Research methods is the application of specific tests in order to develop general psychomotor capacity and sensory and intellectual skills. . Our experimental study included two groups of subjects: a group not involved in performance sports activity and a group involved in performance sports activity, respectively. The experimental group was the representative naval pentathlon team of the Naval Academy "Mircea cel Bătrân" Constanța. Thus, the performances recorded by the subjects of the control and experimental groups were processed and interpreted statistically. Conclusions. The results obtained in our research, resulting from the comparative study of the performances recorded by the two groups of students, certify the effectiveness of the specific physical training model applied at the level of the experimental group.

TAF15 downregulation contributes to the benefits of physical training on dendritic spines and working memory in aged mice.

Moderate physical training has been shown to hinder age-related memory decline. While the benefits of physical training on hippocampal memory function are well-documented, little is known about its impact on working memory, which is linked to the prelimbic cortex (PrL), one major subdivision of the prefrontal cortex. Here, we examined the effects of physical training on spatial working memory in a well-established animal model of physical training, starting at 16 months of age and continuing for 5 months (running wheel 1 h/day and 5 days/week). This training strategy improved spatial working memory in aged mice (22-month-old), which was accompanied by an increased spine density and a lower TAF15 expression in the PrL. Specifically, physical training affected both thin and mushroom-type spines on PrL pyramidal cells, and prevented age-related loss of spines on selective segments of apical dendritic branches. Correlation analysis revealed that increased TAF15-expression was detrimental to the dendritic spines. However, physical training downregulated TAF15 expression in the PrL, preserving the dendritic spines on PrL pyramidal cells and improving working memory in trained aged mice. When TAF15 was overexpressed in the PrL via a viral approach, the benefits of physical training on the dendritic spines and working memory were abolished. These data suggest that physical training at a moderate pace might downregulate TAF15 expression in the PrL, which favors the dendritic spines on PrL pyramidal cells, thereby improving spatial working memory.

Systematic training of table tennis players' physical performance based on artificial intelligence technology and data fusion of sensing devices

This research emphasises the value of physical training for table tennis players, particularly as ball speed and spin rate decline and emphasises how important intensity quality is to the game. Chinese table tennis players' dual identities place greater demands on the general growth of their learning and training as a crucial component of talent development preparation. Athletes' general quality, competitive level, and ability to avoid sports injuries are all improved by scientific and focused physical training. In order to achieve the functions of intelligent camera, multi-angle broadcasting, and 3D scene reproduction, this study combines the physical training model of artificial intelligence. This gives the audience a more engaging and in-depth viewing experience. More feature extraction of the match footage is made possible by deep learning and convolutional neural networks when combined with large-scale video data, greatly enhancing the match information for viewers. The experimental findings demonstrate that the accuracy of table tennis human technical movement recognition reaches 98.88 % based on the enhanced AM-Softmax classification algorithm.

A low-cost, DIY tourniquet simulator with built-in self-assessment for prehospital providers in Guatemala city.

Hemorrhage is the leading cause of preventable death after trauma. In high-income countries first responders are trained in hemorrhage control techniques but this is not the case for developing countries like Guatemala. We present a low-cost training model for tourniquet application using a combination of virtual and physical components. The training program includes a mobile application with didactic materials, videos and a gamified virtual reality environment for learning. Additionally, a physical training model of a bleeding lower extremity is developed allowing learners to practice tourniquet application using inexpensive and accessible materials. Validation of the simulator occurred through content and construct validation. Content validation involved subjective assessments by novices and experts, construct validation compared pre-training novices with experts. Training validation compared pre and post training novices for improvement. Our findings indicate that users found the simulator useful, realistic, and satisfactory. We found significant differences in tourniquet application skills between pre-training novices and experts. When comparing pre- and post-training novices, we found a significantly lower bleeding control time between the groups. This study suggests that this training approach can enhance access to life-saving skills for prehospital personnel. The inclusion of self-assessment components enables self-regulated learning and reduces the need for continuous instructor presence. Future improvements involve refining the tourniquet model, validating it with first-responder end users, and expanding the training program to include other skills.

Application of Some Physical Education and Physical Training Models for Physical Fitness Development Among Primary School Students in Thanh Hoa Province, Vietnam

Physical education activities in primary schools in Thanh Hoa province are strictly carried out under the direction and guidance of the Department of Education and Training, Divisions of Education and Training of districts and towns. Physical education classes consist of in-class hours and extracurricular sports activities. Many schools have organized classes or clubs for extracurricular activities to create a healthy playground, helping students to promote their talents and fortes. However, these clubs are established according to a spontaneous model, resulting in the limited number of participating students and irregular attendance. In addition, they have not received enthusiastic support from parents. Research on physical fitness development for students in general and primary school students in Thanh Hoa province, Vietnam is currently a very necessary and important task. Based on the evaluation of the current situation of extracurricular physical training, physical qualities of students, the research process has selected and applied some physical training models to develop physical fitness for primary school students in Thanh Hoa province, Vietnam.

IMUNOMETABOLISMO TECIDUAL HEPÁTICO E MUSCULAR ESQUELÉTICO DE RATOS TREINADOS

ABSTRACT Introduction: Physical exercise can be an alternative for preventing and treating the harmful effects of obesity, mainly inflammatory effects on skeletal muscle and liver tissues. However, no consensus exists regarding this purpose's best physical training model. Objective: Evaluate morphological, metabolic, and inflammatory alterations in rats’ skeletal and hepatic muscle tissues caused by aerobic and resistance training. Methods: 24 Wistar rats were divided into sedentary (S), aerobic (AE), and resistance training (R) groups. Blood glucose, total cholesterol, and serum triglycerides were measured periodically. After euthanasia, body mass was measured to calculate the total mass gain during the experiment. High-density lipoprotein (HDL) was measured. Adipose tissue was extracted to calculate its percentage relative to body mass and the liver, soleus, and gastrocnemius muscles for morphological analyses and concentrations of glycogen, lipids, and Tumor Necrosis Factor α (TNF-α). The Kruskall-Wallis test and Dunn's post-test were performed for statistical analysis, adopting p<0.05. Results: Both training models reduced the percentage of adipose tissue, body mass gain, and hepatic TNF-α concentration (p<0.05). AE increased serum HDL, gastrocnemius fiber diameter and reduced the fractal dimension in the soleus (p<0.05). R reduced blood glucose and serum and liver lipids, increased liver and soleus glycogen concentrations, increased gastrocnemius fiber diameter, and decreased TNF-α (p<0.05). Conclusion: Both training models reduced body mass, relative visceral adipose tissue, serum total cholesterol concentration, and liver inflammation. However, resistance training was more effective in promoting metabolic effects in the liver and skeletal muscle and reducing muscle inflammation in rats. Level of Evidence V; Expert Opinion.

THE EFFECT OF ACTIVE AND FUNCTIONAL EXERCISE TO IMPROVE FITNESS, BALANCE AND FLEXIBILITY IN ELDERLY

The elderly will become vulnerable, apart from not being equipped with basic knowledge of specific physical activities to overcome the storm of aging symptoms, especially if psychological support is very lacking, this will clearly burden the body and soul of the elderly. Innovation in physical exercise models for the elderly needs to bridge the void of varied exercise in suppressing aging which is a healthy spirit for the elderly. This study investigate how innovations in the influence of active and functional exercise can have a positive influence on reducing symptoms of degenerative diseases. Method: The research used a pre test and post test design. Instruments for measuring fitness include 30 second-Chair stand (number of stands), Chain Sit Reach (inches +/-), Back Scratch (inches +/-), 8-Foot Up Go (seconds). Analysis of statistical data calculations using normality, homogeneity and paired t-test. The effect of active training and functional exercise which aims to improve fitness (strength and balance) so that the elderly are motivated to do physical exercise with exercise levels that are appropriate to the elderly's abilities. Development of an exercise model that is carried out with light-moderate intensity, duration/time of exercise is not too long, only around 20 to 30 minutes, exercise intensity is light, very simple movements are carried out in three positions, namely sitting, standing and lying down (supine and prone). The training model carried out is also a form of coordination that is close to daily activities. The physical training model, active training and functional exercise, is stated to have an effect on improving physical fitness (with the results of data analysis with the help of SPSS. Based on the results of the paired t test and Wilcoxon, the overall p value (sig.) for all variables is 0.000. The significance value is 0.000 0.05, then there is a significant influence. Active and functional exercise models have been proven to have an effect on improving physical fitness. Active and functional exercise models are effective for improving physical fitness for the elderly.

The development of a special sequence physical training model to increase speed, limb power, reactive agility and endurance in youth football performance

The development of a special sequence physical training model to increase speed, limb power, reactive agility and endurance in youth football performance

Employees’ perception towards e-learning: an exploratory study in the information technology sector in India

PurposeThe primary purpose of this research paper is to evaluate e-learning among employees of Information Technology (IT) companies based in Hyderabad, India.Design/methodology/approachA survey was undertaken among the employees from different IT companies based in Hyderabad, India, to gauge the perception towards e-learning. The participants were selected randomly. The evaluation is based on a few factors: convenience, usefulness, course content, quality, effectiveness and benefits for employees and organizations. The responses were recorded online through a structured questionnaire. In total, 237 responses have been collected for this present study, of which 227 questionnaires were used for analysis.FindingsThe surveyed employees perceived that e-learning helped them enhance their workplace competency in a flexible but effective manner. The e-learning also empowered the learners and ultimately contributed to the enhancement of organizational performance in some ways.Research limitations/implicationsLimitation of the study – by examining the pris study was confined to employees working with IT companies based in Hyderabad City, India. The data is collected online, and there may be some insufficient responses. Implications of the study – the study results show a deep insight into the critical aspects of e-learning as a tool for employee training for the benefit of employees and organizational development. The surveyed respondents from the IT sector at Hyderabad perceived that keys to successful e-learning programs should give due consideration towards availability of internet bandwidth, making the course more interactive, providing more choices to the learners and user-friendly and personalized learning experience. The study also shows that the e-learning programs primarily benefit the employees as well as the organization in a manner, namely, improved productivity, helping to achieve business objectives of the firm, growth and advancement to the employees and enhancing the job-related knowledge. The study also discovered that e-learning improves employees’ opportunities for professional growth and advancement inside and outside the organization by assisting them in learning new skills and enhancing job-related information.Practical implicationsThe internet penetration in recent years, as well as post-Covid-19, has given rise to online learning in the education and corporate sectors. The emergence of online or e-learning has been gaining ground in the corporate world by replacing the existing face-to-face or physical training model because of the cost factor and flexible learning to the learners. E-learning improves the learner’s ability to adapt to the company’s constantly changing business environment, which in turn helps the company increase departmental productivity and, ultimately, achieve its overall business goals.Social implicationsThe e-learning also empowered the learners and ultimately contributed to the enhancement of organizational performance in some ways. The e-learning also empowers the learner to perform better at his workplace and at the same time moving on the social ladder as the learning makes him/her confident at the job market.Originality/valueThis study provides a valuable understanding of employee perceptions on the adoption and effectiveness of e-learning, which ultimately improves the benefits of the training and development department in realizing and enhancing the quality in corporate companies.

Development of A Football Physical Training Model through A Holistic Approach

Development of A Football Physical Training Model through A Holistic Approach

Designing a development physical training model for students of Iranian medical sciences universities

Background and aims: The importance of developing physical training and the need to expand it among students increases when the social harms and anomalies observed in this space are carefully analyzed. Knowing the pattern and model governing this matter helps prevent social anomalies. Since no study was done to discover this model, the present research was conducted to investigate the design of the development model of physical training for students of Iranian medical sciences universities. Methods: This study was conducted with an exploratory-fundamental nature, a qualitative approach, and the foundation’s data strategy in 2021-2022. The data collection method was a semi-structured interview with 19 specialists and experts using purposeful sampling. The method of coding and forming concepts from the interviews was used to analyze the data. MAXQDATA2020 software was used to analyze the data. Then, the codes were categorized, and a conceptual model was presented. Results: The codes extracted from the interviews included 191 codes in 6 categories of causal conditions, central phenomenon, contextual conditions, intervening conditions, strategic conditions, and consequential conditions, as well as 38 components. Causal conditions include seven components and 27 codes; central phenomenon includes three components and 11 codes; contextual conditions include seven components and 36 codes; intervening conditions include eight components and 41 codes; strategic conditions include eight components and 43 codes and conditions a result includes five components and 24 codes. Conclusion: The developments of physical education and sports for students of medical sciences in Iran, taking into account its causes, axes, contexts, obstacles, and consequences, can inform the managers and planners of sports students of the Ministry of Health about its development process and trend. Students go to physical activity to prevent the wastage of available resources, including financial, human and physical, with careful planning and organization.

Body composition of young male rats fed on diet added with taro (Colocasia esculenta) flour

PurposeThe purpose of this study is to assess the effect of a diet added with taro (Colocasia esculenta) flour on the body composition of rats.Design/methodology/approachWeanling male rats were divided into Control (n = 11) and experimental groups (Taro, n = 12); experimental rats were fed on taro for 90 days. Food intake, body mass and length were evaluated on a weekly basis. Body composition was assessed through dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry and intra abdominal fat mass was measured at the end of 90 days.FindingsTaro group recorded protein intake (55.5 ± 14.1 vs 43.8 ± 12.8 kcal, P < 0.009), body mass (between 40 and 90 days, P < 0.05), fat mass (147.3 ± 7.7 vs 99 ± 6.1 g, P < 0.001), lean mass (282.8 ± 4 vs 253.5 ± 7 g, P < 0.001), trunk fat mass (97.1 ± 7.7 vs 71.5 ± 4.1 g, P < 0.010), as well as intra-abdominal (31.3 ± 1.9 vs 21.1 ± 1.7 g, P < 0.001), epididymal (9.2 ± 0.8 vs 4.7 ± 0.5 g, P < 0.001) and retroperitoneal (14.2 ± 0.9 vs 8.8 ± 1.2 g, P < 0.002) fat mass higher than that of the Control group.Originality/valueTaro flour would show anabolic effects on body compartments of rats. The extrapolation of these findings herein recorded for rats to humans requires caution; however, it is necessary conducting further studies to investigate potentials anabolic effects of taro (Colocacia esculenta) flour on the body composition of physical training models.

Data Analysis and Optimization of Youth Physical Fitness Training Based on Deep Learning

Adolescents are the future of national development, but according to effective surveys, it can be found that the health of the youth system in my country is in a state of decline. At present, the reasons for the decline of the youth system in our country are caused by many factors, such as poor sports awareness and too much academic stress. The main reason is lack of exercise. Based on the deep learning method, this paper analyzes the importance of physical fitness training for adolescents, and proposes to improve the service system of physical fitness training for adolescents, and promote the formation of a guarantee mechanism for physical fitness training for adolescents. The research results of the article are as follows: (1) Before receiving the training, the test results of various indicators of the experimental group and the control group were basically the same, and there was no major difference. The T test results showed that the P values ​of the two groups were both above 0.05. Explain that before training, the initial situation of the two groups can be regarded as the same. After receiving the special training, the general condition of the members of the conventional training group was slightly improved compared with the test before the training. Compared with the experimental group, they performed pull-ups, throwing a 2Kg medicine ball on the spot, running 30 meters, reaching a height on approach, moving half a meter, and repeating. The P values of the cross-test scores are all less than 0.05, indicating a large gap between the two. Among them, the P value of the 30-meter run is lower than 0.000, which has a very significant difference, while the P value of the fast clean and jerk 20 kg and the 60s double shake is greater than 0.05. It can be seen that there is no significant difference between the control group and the experimental group after these two assessments. The experimental results also show that the trainees who received the mode training method have been improved in various indicators of physical fitness, and the experimental results and the traditional mode training have been greatly optimized. (2) In the simulation test analysis experiment, the statistical average of exercise time is 5.784, which is the highest statistical average among the five variables, and the statistical average of physical fitness is 2.436, which is the lowest in the statistical results. There is no significant difference between the statistical average of the quality and the daily exercise situation. In the sensitivity test, the evaluation accuracy of the deep learning methods is the highest among all models. When the number of iterations reaches 50, the evaluation accuracy can reach 1. (3) After running on the test set, the article proposes that the accuracy rate of the physical training model based on the deep learning algorithm is 89.12%, and the improved accuracy rate can reach 92.46%, which is the one with the highest index value among the four models in the experiment. The AUC curve values ​of the article and the improved system are very stable. The AUC value before the improvement remains around 0.90, and the AUC value after the model improvement also remains at 0.97. After running on the mixed test set, the performance of the four methods has declined to a certain extent, but the performance of the model proposed in this article is still the highest among the four models, and the AUC curve values ​of the improved system are very stable. Yes, the AUC value has been maintained at 0.95, and the AUC value before the improvement is stable within the range of 0.90-095. The research data also show that the recognition accuracy of the physical training method of the deep learning algorithm is the highest.

Association between ACE and ACTN3 genetic polymorphisms and the effects of different physical training models on physically active women aged 50 to 75.

The aim of this study was to analyze the association between ACE (DD + ID versus II) and ACTN3 (TT + TC versus CC) polymorphisms in the response of multicomponent physical training programs and combined in the health parameters of physically active women aged 50 to 75 years. Participants were randomly divided into two groups: multi-component training and combined training. Intervention lasted 14 weeks, 180 minutes a week. Genomic DNA was extracted from blood samples and genotyping analyzes were performed by conventional and real-time PCR. Associations were observed between polymorphisms in anthropometric measurements, blood pressure, physical capacity and quality of life in both models physical training, with improvement in group II - (ACE- multicomponent training in terms of abdominal circumference and sit-to - Combined training in terms of waist circumference) and TT + TC group (ACTN3 - multicomponent training in tests of muscle strength and mental quality of life domain, and combined training in body mass index, waist circumference, diastolic blood pressure, upper limb strength and cardiorespiratory capacity). Fourteen weeks of multicomponent and combined physical training in physically active women aged 50 to 75 years resulted in greater health benefits for genotypes II (ACE) and TT + TC (ACTN3).

Prediction and Evaluation Model of Physical Training for Volleyball Players’ Effect Based on Grey Markov Theory

Physical competition is becoming the new focus of volleyball in an increasingly perfect technical and tactical system. Unfortunately, poor physical fitness is a recognized weakness of volleyball players and a critical factor that has restricted the rapid development of volleyball for a long time. This paper proposes a grey Markov model-based approach to improve the evaluation ability of physical training. It aims to construct an empirical analysis model by combining statistical results and analyzing the evaluation parameters for physical training effects. The sports parameter analysis method is adopted to establish an optimal model of these parameters. Finally, a distribution model of moments of inertia combined with fuzzy information fusion’s feature extraction method is proposed for the distributed reconstruction of physical training. The optimization of training effects based on parameter optimization and construction of a grey Markov model enhances the physical training of volleyball players.

Contributions Regarding the Development and Experimentation of a Specific Physical Training Model for Greco-Roman Junior Wrestlers

The use of methods to objectify the specific activities of athletes in training and competitions is not a problem studied to its true extent in wrestling. Measuring and evaluating the predictability components of competitive performance in this sport is even more important given the fact that in free and Greco-roman wrestling the elaboration of models has never been easy, due to the unquantifiable performance that performers have to achieve. Therefore, the issue is the most important field of research in the current stage in sports wrestling, before becoming an operational tool available to practitioners. The transformation of these components into figures allows obtaining results that can define the weight and impact they have in creating training and competitive models, selection models, planning, control and evaluation of the efficiency of training methods and especially the establishment of a battery of tests, usually validated by the method of factor analysis, to support periodic improvements by assimilating the progress in knowledge. From this point of view, we proposed the elaboration of the action strategy in order to increase the efficiency and highlight some components of the specific physical training model, whose materialization at the level of junior athletes decisively influenced the training activity, as a premise in obtaining the performance goals. Our experimental approach took place at the Dinamo Bucharest Sports Club, where the junior sports of the club and the national junior team trained. The training of the junior wrestlers from the Greco-roman style according to the parameters of the specific physical training model foreshadowed by us, demonstrated its efficiency and led to the modeling of the wrestling behavior and performance compatible with that of high-performance wrestlers.

РЕТРОСПЕКТИВНИЙ ОГЛЯД РОЗВИТКУ МОДЕЛЕЙ ФІЗИЧНОЇ ПІДГОТОВКИ ФАХІВЦІВ СЕКТОРА БЕЗПЕКИ ТА ОБОРОНИ

The article establishes that the main factor determining the emergence and justification of new models of physical training is a change in the nature and methods of combat operations. It has been established that in professional armies, as a rule, the "conditioned" model of physical training is implemented, in mixed type armies – the "sports" model, and in conscription armies the "military-applied" and "gymnastic" models are realized. At the current stage of development and functioning of the components of the security and defense sector there exist "conditional" (specially developed for professional armies) and "sports" models (for military formations and law enforcement bodies, staffed according to the principle of mixed staffing – contract servicemen and conscripts). The conditional model of physical training is a practical embodiment of the concept of "total physical readiness", developed in the United States under the influence of insights into the nature of modern warfare and the characteristics of combat operations. This concept, in various modifications, has been adopted by other NATO members. The concept was formed during the modernization of combat and physical training in connection with the transition to the professional method of manning the U.S. armed forces. This concept is based on the experience of past wars, ideas about the characteristic features of modern warfare and the consequent requirements for the physical training of troops, as well as the achievements of science and practice in the field of physical culture and sports. A close correlation between physical and mental readiness of servicemen has been established. The psychological orientation of physical training involves the development of moral and volitional qualities of military personnel in order to increase resistance to the effects of combat stress. The concept of mobilization was developed mainly for armies with a mixed method of manning. The use of a sports model of physical training provides the greatest motivation for military personnel to engage in physical exercises and achieve high results, as well as helping to level out differences between different categories of personnel.

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The Crossfit® is a model of physical training that works with high intensity and involves several muscle groups during thevariety of its exercises, so, the objective of this research was to evaluate the performance of athletes of (CF) after theWorkout of the Day (WOD) specific of the method, through the levels of lactate pre and post-training and maximum oxygenvolume (VO2max). The research consisted of seven athletes aged between 18 and 35 years, CF practitioners for at leasttwelve months, with a training frequency of at least five times a week. The research methodology was based on thecollection of anthropometric measurements, such as weight and height, and the Cooper test. The WOD was the Filthy Fiftyand the dosage of lactate obtained in duplicate by one of the researchers, through the collection of a drop of blood from thedigital pulp of the ring finger revealing the athlete's ability to perform a physical exercise anaerobically. Analyzing the resultsof the Cooper test, we found that men achieved excellent aerobic performance, and women superior. As for lactate there wasno significant difference compared to each other, but when compared to other sports, such as swimming for example, in theWOD, lactate concentration was higher. Due to the mentioned facts, we can conclude that the athletes accumulated a greatamount of energy produced by the anaerobic system in the training. And in relation to VO2max, it was verified that they havean excellent aerobic fitness when their results were compared with the Cooper table.

Educational Model of Physical Training of Students of Bio-technological Profiles

In modern socio-economic conditions professional training of students in higher educational institutions is of great importance, which most concretely represents the principle of organic connection of physical education with the practice of work. The assistance in the preparation of harmoniously, highly skilled specialists is the purpose of physical education in educational institutions. In the process of training from the course of physical education, the tasks are to be solved: education of students of high moral, volitional and physical qualities, readiness for highly productive work; preservation and strengthening of health, assistance in the correct formation and comprehensive development of the organism, support of high working capacity throughout the period of training; comprehensive physical training of students; their profile physical training taking into account the peculiarities of future labor activity; acquisition of students the necessary knowledge on the basics of theory, methodology and organization of physical education and sports training; education of students convinced of the need to regularly engage in physical education and sports. Ukraine has a wide range of activities that create the necessary working and living conditions, improve the external environment, including the production environment, the further development of health care. At the same time, human activity, physical culture and sports are important factors for improvement, health promotion, which ultimately enhances the creative activity of man and his ability to work. Physical culture is an integral part of human life. Physical exercises play a significant role in the ability of members of society, which is why knowledge and skills in physical culture should be laid out in educational institutions of different levels in stages. Despite the scientific achievements in the physical education and sport system, most of the issues of professional training were left out of the attention of domestic and foreign physicists and sports scientists. Taking into account this, we faced the task of developing an educational model of the professional physical training of students of the specialty of production and processing of livestock products and to identify the main components of the content of profiling physical training. We have developed the content of the curriculum for students of the specialization of the production and processing of livestock products, which consisted of two blocks: physical education and physical training.