Specialized force training for Russian Internal Affairs Directorate employees for actions in special conditions

this paper explores ways to improve the effectiveness of Russian Internal Affairs Directorate officers in the forceful apprehension of offenders under special conditions. The primary objectives of the study are to analyze the current regulatory framework governing the physical fitness of IAD officers; develop the principles and content of a differentiated methodology for specialized strength training, taking into account the specific activities of various categories of officers; and substantiate the need to integrate physical and psychological training as a single process. The authors demonstrate that the principles of functional focus, variability, and individualization are appropriate when developing physical training programs. To improve the physical fitness of officers, it is necessary to develop methodological recommendations for organizing physical training for actions under special conditions. Individual training programs for officers should include exercises aimed at increasing psychological resilience, simulating conditions close to real ones.

physical fitness, actions under special conditions, forceful apprehension of offenders, strength training, IAD officers