DETERMINATION OF MOTIVATION FACTORS FOR VOLLEYBALL CLASSES OF NUWEE STUDENTS

To investigate motivational factors to employment volleyball students of the conducted. The article analyzed the results of a survey of students of the University of water and economy and nature use. Posted competitions for different levels, were students involved in the research. The survey involved 40 students and I -V course who chose volleyball as a priority sport for lessons on discipline "Physical Education" while studying in university. Of these 15 students the first course - 37.5% respondents, 6 students of the second course, which is 15% and 6 students of the third course - 15%. 20% of surveyed students accounted for the fourth course in a number of 8 people and 12% - 5 fifth- senior year students. Respondents were offered a questionnaire to determine the importance of a motive and were asked to rank the factors filed from 1 to 11. The study found that the priority factor that affects the motivation to classes used in volleyball is the "health promotion" - 60.0% of respondents took this motive National University of water and economy and nature use (NUWENU) survey was in the first place. This motive, as "participation in competitions" 17.5% of the students have put in second place. 22.5% of respondents motive "increased resistance to emotional stress" attributed to fourth place. The importance of "improving body shape" during sports 22.5% set in the seventh position. According to opinion 17.5% of respondents' popularity of volleyball is midiocre. "Condition of the gym" is not wery popular motive - 32.5% found it less important. The surveyed students believe that "improving efficiency" is not the most notional, only 5% admitted his priority. "Positive emotions" motiveted to employment 15% of respondents tookit to the third position. Proved that "the performance sports category" is a popular motive - 20% of respondents brought it to the tenth and eleventh place. "Active free time" is the average position in the motivation of students to classes in volleyball. 12.5% of respondents motive "skilled trainers" put first.