Training of Students of Educational Organizations of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in the Skills of Using Combat Techniques of Wrestling in Physical Training Classes

This article examines important aspects of teaching students of educational organizations of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia the skills of using combat techniques of wrestling. In particular, special attention is paid to the production of forcible detention of the offender. Methods of forcible detention are a complex of blows, combat techniques, as well as the use of various objects aimed at forcing a criminal to stop with the use of brute physical force by police officers in situations that pose a particular threat to the life and health of police officers themselves or citizens who are currently in close proximity to the place where the criminal is detained.

It should be noted that the use of physical force or firearms and other items by employees (for example, a rubber baton) is clearly regulated by law and implies their use only in cases and situations where the methods of detention are not powerless and are primarily aimed not at injuring the offender, but at depriving the offender of resistance or harm, if possible, health and life of both police officers and civilians. If, on the other hand, it turns out that a police officer exceeded his authority and caused excessive harm to the detainee's health, incompatible with the danger of his act, then the police officer will be punished in accordance with the law. This concerns the legal side of the issue of the use of methods of forced detention.

It is concluded that in order to effectively perform their official duties and ensure the safety of citizens, first of all, every police officer should be able to protect himself. In addition to the techniques of forcible detention, employees also master strikes and throws – this is only part of the work, another part of the work is direct knowledge of the laws governing the use of police officers, the ability to move in space, which also needs to be developed, a special way of thinking that is inherent in representatives of martial arts.