Methodical basis of training of cadets for the military applied heptathlon competitions

  • Anatskyi R
  • Kolomiitseva O
  • Cretu M
  • et al.
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Purpose: of the research is to develop methodical bases of training of cadets for the military applied heptathlon competitions. Material: Cadets of 2-3 courses at the age of 19-20 years (n=20) participated in researches. Cadets were selected by the best results of exercises performing included into the program of military applied heptathlon competitions (100 m run, 50 m freestyle swimming, Kalashnikov rifle shooting, pull-up, obstacle course, grenade throwing, 3000 m run). Preparation took place on the basis of training center. All trainings were organized and carried out according to the methodical basics: in a week preparation microcycle five days cadets had two trainings a day (on Saturday was one training, on Sunday they had rest). The selected exercises with individual loads were performed. Results: Sport scores demonstrated top results in the performance of 100 m run, 3000 m run and pull-up. The indices of performing exercise ``obstacle course{''} were much lower than expected. Rather low results were demonstrated in swimming and shooting. Conclusions: Results of researches indicate the necessity of quality improvement: cadets' weapons proficiency; physical readiness to perform the exercises requiring complex demonstration of all physical qualities.

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Anatskyi, R. V., Kolomiitseva, O. E., Cretu, M., & Potop, V. (2017). Methodical basis of training of cadets for the military applied heptathlon competitions. Physical Education of Students, 21(6), 255. https://doi.org/10.15561/20755279.2017.0601

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