Studies of the role of the effectiveness of physical training in accordance with pedagogical and structural patterns

Performing official duties, a police officer often finds himself in situations that are life - threatening, both for himself and for the people around him at the moment. This requires him to make instant decisions and timely execution of motor actions for self - defense or protection of citizens. These actions should be appropriate from a legal point of view. The psychological and physiological problems of the application of special measures of administrative restraint by police officers include, first of all, psychological readiness to perform the necessary actions. This readiness should be provided by the capabilities of the physiological systems of the employee [1]. Every time the relationship between the guardian of order and the violator goes beyond the scope of dialogue, a situation arises related to the possibility of an attack on a police officer. The expectation of an attack by violators is an integral part of police practice.