Vojenské Rozhledy

Czech Military Review

Vojenské rozhledy / Czech Military Review Nr. 2/2018: 83-94

Development of soldiers' physical preparedness during basic training in the Czech armyReviewed - Research

Jitka Soumarová, Lubomír Přívětivý, Čestmír Oberman, David Gerych

The general trend of weight gain, decreasing physical fitness and health complications in the general population is also reflected in the recruitment of new candidates. Their physical readiness is expected to be high. The aim of this study was to verify whether or not the physical condition of the soldiers entering the army during the 2000-2017 test of physical fitness actually deteriorated or not. The results for the assessed period in the monitored parameters indicate that some components of physical fitness are copying the general trend and showing a slight deterioration. Yet, in general, it can not be said that the fitness of new soldiers is declining, as some of its components show a slight increase.

Keywords: BMI; Physical tests; Physical education; Physical fitness; W170; Training;

Published: June 15, 2018  Show citation

ACS AIP APA ASA Harvard Chicago Chicago Notes IEEE ISO690 MLA NLM Turabian Vancouver
Soumarová, J., Přívětivý, L., Oberman, Č., & Gerych, D. (2018). Development of soldiers' physical preparedness during basic training in the Czech army. Czech Military Review99(2), 83-94
Download citation

References

  1. Flegal, Katherine M. The Obesity Epidemic in Children and Adults. místo neznámé : Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, 1999. stránky S509-514. Sv. vol.31.
  2. PAVLÍK, Vladimír a kol., Preventivní aspekty nadváhy a obezity v Armádě České republiky, Vojenské rozhledy, 2011, roč. 20 (52), č. 2, s. 130-135, ISSN 1210-3292
  3. PAVLÍK, Vladimír a kol., Preventivní aspekty nadváhy a obezity v Armádě České republiky, Vojenské rozhledy, 2011, roč. 20 (52), č. 2, s. 130-135, ISSN 1210-3292
  4. Council, National Research. Assessing Fitness for Military Entlistment: Physical, Medical, and Mental Health Standarts. 2006.
  5. POPE, Rodney P., a další, a další. Predicting Attrition in Basic Military Training. Military Medicine. October 1999, Sv. vol.164, stránky 710-714.
  6. HEIR, Trond a EIDE, G. Injury Proneness in Infantry Conscripts Undergoing a Physical Training Programme : Smokeless Tobacco Use, Higher Age, and Lower Level of Physical Fitness Are Risk Factors". Scandinavian Journal od Medicine and Science in Sport. October 1997, stránky 307-311.
  7. KNAPIK, Joseph J. a et al. Temporal Changes in the Physical Fitness of US Army Recruits. Sport Medicine. November 2006b, Sv. 36, stránky 613-634.
  8. SHARP, Marilyn A. a et al. Comparison of the Physical Fitness of Men and Women Entering the U.S. Army, 1978-1998. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise. February 2002, stránky 356-363.
  9. PŘÍVĚTIVÝ, Lubomír. Požadavky soudobých a budoucích operací na fyzickou připravenost vojenského profesionála - příslušníka armády České republiky. Habilitační práce, Brno 2013.