METHODOLOGY FOR BUILDING A TRAINING PROCESS IN THE FORMATION OF TACTICAL THINKING IN PHYSICAL TRAINING CLASSES
This article discusses the issues of methodology for building a training process aimed at the formation of tactical thinking among police officers. It has been established that tactical thinking among police officers develops in the process of studying and practicing combat fighting techniques. Tactical thinking, formed during a fight or struggle, is based on an assessment of the opponent's actions and the choice of the moment of striking or holding a technique. Given the danger of the work of police officers, the formation of tactical thinking in them will help them continue to perform their tasks in extreme situations. The methodology for training employees in combat and wrestling techniques includes the study of techniques for performing techniques, as well as their training on various mock-ups and live targets. In particular, work with a live target is more effective, since in this case it is possible to perform both one specific technique on a non-resisting assistant and during a training fight (sparring). It was revealed that the formation of tactical thinking requires a lot of time, because in order to teach an employee to continue his thought process during a fight with an offender, he must have extensive experience in combat.