ASSESSMENT OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF STUDENTS' PERSONAL HYGIENE SKILLS NECESSARY FOR PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORTS

The relevance of the issue in question consists in the fact that the process of physical education of young people and further physical improvement of a person must meet certain requirements not only in terms of the correct choice of exercises and balancing training load, but also compliance with safety, health care, hygiene of physical culture. Performing physical exercises in an improperly selected sports uniform from a hygienic point of view is a risk factor for the health of those involved. The problem of this study is that the process of physical education of young people in educational organizations does not focus on the formation of personal hygiene skills in the field of physical education and sports. The purpose of the study is to assess the formation of personal hygiene skills necessary for physical education and wellness activities. Research methods include the analysis of academic literature on the research problem, observation, questionnaire, survey. The theoretical significance of the study lies in substantiating the problem of the lack of formed personal hygiene skills of students necessary for organized and independent physical exercises. The results of the study allowed the authors to come to conclusions only about the partial formation of knowledge about personal hygiene and sports uniform preparation skills, while these skills are most developed among students of the Faculty of Sports and Life Safety.

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Prepodavatel XXI vek
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.31862/2073-9613-2025-1-269-278
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Physical Education and Training Studies
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ASSESSMENT OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF STUDENTS' PERSONAL HYGIENE SKILLS NECESSARY FOR PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORTS

T. N. Deikova, E.G. Mishina
Prepodavatel XXI vek
Physical Education and Training Studies
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ASSESSMENT OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF STUDENTS' PERSONAL HYGIENE SKILLS NECESSARY FOR PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORTS

T. N. Deikova, E.G. Mishina
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Abstract

The relevance of the issue in question consists in the fact that the process of physical education of young people and further physical improvement of a person must meet certain requirements not only in terms of the correct choice of exercises and balancing training load, but also compliance with safety, health care, hygiene of physical culture. Performing physical exercises in an improperly selected sports uniform from a hygienic point of view is a risk factor for the health of those involved. The problem of this study is that the process of physical education of young people in educational organizations does not focus on the formation of personal hygiene skills in the field of physical education and sports. The purpose of the study is to assess the formation of personal hygiene skills necessary for physical education and wellness activities. Research methods include the analysis of academic literature on the research problem, observation, questionnaire, survey. The theoretical significance of the study lies in substantiating the problem of the lack of formed personal hygiene skills of students necessary for organized and independent physical exercises. The results of the study allowed the authors to come to conclusions only about the partial formation of knowledge about personal hygiene and sports uniform preparation skills, while these skills are most developed among students of the Faculty of Sports and Life Safety.

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