Training highly proficient sportsmen in any kind of sports is considered to be a complicated process demanding the corresponding technical and methodical basis, a high pedagogical level of coaches and instructors as well as specialists able to generalize and analyze a modern hands-on experience, conduct scientific research and develop new methods of sportsmen’s training and education. And judo is no exception. Judo is a fast developing kind of sports. Judo players’ training implies lots of specific requirements. In this regard, training judo players selected for combined teams in applied sports in educational organizations of the Ministry of Interior of Russia is much more complicated. The analysis of qualitative composition of participants of judo contests held by educational organizations of the Ministry of Interior of Russia revealed that 60 percent of contestants are active sportsmen of high proficiency not lower than Master of Sports of Russia. It shows all the complexity of a successful performance in the contests of this level yet again. Being cadets and trainees of educational organizations judo players have to solve not only contest-related problems but also problems connected with their direct training and service in law-enforcement agencies. This requirement makes it impossible to only apply methods of sport training typical for ordinary sportsmen. That’s why it’s necessary to seek and even work out new methods of training judo players selected for combined teams in applied sports in educational organizations of the Ministry of Interior of Russia.
judo, sport training, cadets and trainees, contest-related activities
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