Physical education and sports movement among students

sport in our lives is becoming not only a means of maintaining health and increasing life expectancy. It serves as a socializing factor, a recreational tool, and an alternative to addiction. Our task was to determine the level of development of the student physical culture and sports movement within our university and the ways of its further development. The opinion of the student youth in determining the development of the physical culture and sports movement within the Tyumen Industrial University is very valuable. It provides an opportunity to see the prospects for the further development of the physical culture and sports movement of youth both in the conditions of one university and throughout the country, and to take measures for its further development. Results: The majority of students (66.5%) positively assessed the physical education and sports movement as a whole. 33% of the respondents did not like it. Only 0.5% of the respondents maintained a neutral position. 71% of the respondents positively assessed sports work at the university. Only 4% disliked it. 81% of students voted for additional changes in the field of sports at the university and across the country. Not of interest to 10%. Conclusion: Sports activities are not inherently multifaceted. It includes other components, namely, intellectual, psycho-emotional and physical. The low level of motivation to engage in physical education is primarily due to the insufficient organization of sports work at the university. Within the framework of this problem, it becomes important to find the most optimal ways to attract students to the sports movement. In this case, the student's need to improve his physical activity, aesthetic enjoyment of the process, the ability to express himself and achieve high results should be satisfied. The ways of developing the student sports movement can be expressed in various degrees and forms. The search for their optimization and improvement never stops.

physical education and sports movement, students, development, employment, events