Rationalization Of Checking The Physical Fitness Of The Permanent Member Of Military Servants Of The University Of University Under The Conditions Of The Legal Regime Of The Martial State

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Authors: O. Mikhnyuk, V. V. Prontenko, V. V. Suspo, И. С. Овчарук, K. Furmanov, H. A. Kopiika
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Abstract

The article substantiates and develops standards for checking the level of physical fitness of servicemen of permanent staff of higher military educational institutions under the conditions of the legal regime of martial law and their evaluation criteria. To achieve the goal of the work, a theoretical analysis, generalization and systematization of scientific and methodical literature on the research topic, documentary method, comparison method were carried out. The team of physical training specialists of the Armed Forces of Ukraine has developed a test to check the physical fitness of servicemen of the permanent staff of the higher military educational institutions under the conditions of the legal regime of martial law, standards and criteria for assessing the level of physical fitness of servicemen of all categories and age groups, and characterized the conditions for performing the test exercises. Based on the results of the physical fitness check of the staff of one of the military colleges (n=453), it was established that 54% of the checked servicemen were rated as "excellent", more than 32% had indicators at the level of "good", another 9% were rated as "satisfactory" and only 5% of the checked received an unsatisfactory rating and did not pass the threshold level according to the developed standards.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Physical Education and Training Studies Occupational Health and Performance Occupational Health and Global Justice

Publication details

Journal / source
Scientific Journal of National Pedagogical Dragomanov University Series 15 Scientific and pedagogical problems of physical culture (physical culture and sports)
Publisher
National Pedagogical Dragomanov University
Issue
5(205)
Pages
90–94
Publication date
29 May 2026