Development of physical quality of the courses of the Ministry of Internal Affairs

This article highlights the problematic issues of development of physical qualities Ministry of Internal Affairs' cadets, in the process of implementation of sports games in the educational process. The relevance of the article due to the fact that the formation of health, the full development of the body - one of the major problems in modern society, to which one should pay close attention. For cadets of higher educational institutions of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (here in after - MIA cadets) the strengthening of the physical qualities of the health and development are the most important, since it is directly related to their future professional activities. One of the most important indicators of health is physical growth and development of physical qualities. The organism capacity is multifaceted, in functional possibilities is the development of physical qualities, this question should pay attention to the proper organization of the educational process, as well as the standardization of loads of different character, and adjust the learning process, if necessary. The position of the author's article can serve as a tool in understanding the abovementioned problem related to the development of physical qualities MIA audience, which is one of the priorities in education, as people become more prepared for a variety of physical activities, in addition, the development of physical qualities leads to a more in-depth physiological effects on the muscles of the body, which in turn reduces the percentage of injuries. In carrying out of operatively-service tasks future employees of MIA in some situations may be injured and a decrease in injuries is essential factor for the future professionals. Sports activities and sports games lead not only to the development and improvement of physical qualities, but also to develop team cohesion, spatial thinking, and the ability to think in advance the possible moves of the enemy, which is extremely necessary for the MIA graduates in future practice during performance of operational and service tasks.