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Sport Management Technology In Armed Forces Given Military Personnel’s Physical Training Interests

Table 4:

Stages Solved Problems
1-st research of physical training interests of the military;formation of groups for doing sports according to interests;teaching the commanding officers and sport organizers about the training methods;determination of goals and objectives of sport work;action planning
2-nd organization and implementation of sport work among all categories of the military considering their physical training interests;control over sport work;accounting of sport results of the military personnel
3-rd comparison of the obtained results with the planned ones;introduction of corrections in training programs
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