Improvement of physical training for contracted military personnel as a factor in enhancing the effectiveness of combat and service activities

This article examines the pressing issues related to the improvement of physical training for contracted military personnel as a key factor in enhancing the effectiveness of their combat and service activities. Modern approaches to organizing physical training are analyzed, and the main shortcomings of existing programs, including methodological, organizational, and resource-related problems, are identified. Particular attention is paid to the impact of physical fitness on the performance of combat missions, injury rates, stress resilience, and adaptation to extreme conditions. The necessity of implementing individualized training programs that consider the specifics of military service and the physical capabilities of personnel is emphasized. Prospective directions for modernizing the physical training system are considered, including the use of innovative techniques, digital technologies for physical condition monitoring, and the development of a motivation system for service members. The article highlights the interconnection between physical training and tactical, psychological, and professional preparation, which contributes to strengthening the combat readiness of the armed forces in modern conditions.