Features of Physical Training for Officers in Military Educational Institutions in Canada
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Résumé
Introduction. The activities of the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine are taking place in a challenging military-political situation. Under these conditions, the quality and intensity of physical training of border guard officers takes on special significance, since they are required to be hardy, capable of enduring a variety of physical and psychological stresses. In order to find effective ways to solve the problems of physical training of officers of the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine, it is important to study the experience of training military officers in NATO member countries, in particular Canada. Purpose of this article is to investigate and highlight the features and organizational and pedagogical foundations of officers' physical training in military educational institutions in Canada. Methods. The methods of analysis, generalization, comparison and systematization were used to achieve the goal of the study. The source base is the information contained in the official websites of Canadian military education institutions. Results. The physical training organization at the Royal Military College of Canada has shown that its educational program offers exceptional opportunities to develop the potential of cadets-athletes. The athletic component is one of the four components of officer training at the Royal Military College of Canada. The physical training program is designed to provide all future officers with the opportunities to participate in physical activities and sports that require exertion in order to develop their general capabilities, self-confidence and leadership. The goal of the program is to improve the physical fitness of cadets; develop leadership capabilities; create a competitive environment; introduce cadets to different sports; develop team spirit; promote an active and healthy lifestyle. During training, cadets are tested on their physical fitness through a fitness test conducted twice a year. Originality. Scientific novelty lies in the further development of scientific ideas about the organizational and pedagogical foundations of the organization of physical training in educational institutions of NATO countries. The results will contribute to the formation of methodological recommendations to the organizers of physical training to improve its quality. Hence the practical significance of the results of the study. Conclusion. The quality of physical training in Canada’s military colleges is ensured by qualified physical education and sport professionals; high level of physical fitness of applicants for entering military colleges; a significant amount of time in the educational program for physical training and sports; modern sports facilities; a set of measures to create motivation for physical activity and sports. A necessary element of physical training is testing that determine eligibility for further study in military schools and service in the armed forces.
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