THE ANALYSIS OF THE RESULTS OF SPECIAL PHYSICAL ABILITIES OF FUTURE POLICE OFFICERS

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Publikuota Oct 31, 2014

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Algirdas Muliarčikas
Mykolas Romeris University

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The adequate special physical training is one of the essential terms which influence the quality of statutory officers’ work and life. Police officers have to use not only various skills but also their physical abilities on purpose to protect the rights of man properly, secure public order and public security and give people manifold help. Police officers have the right to use the actions of tactical wrestling as the measure of manual compulsion by way of preventing offences, extreme situations and natural disaster. The short term of psychomotor reaction, sudden and sure hold of an offender, regularly and quickly executable actions of detention are particularly significant in the exceptional situations to support public order. The article analyses the peculiarities of special physical abilities’ training of future police officers (women and men) in a period of optional subject studies.

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