PhD, Associate Professor D.D. Dalsky¹
PhD, Associate Professor A.N. Surkov¹
F.V. Lulakov^2
1Lesgaft National State University of Physical Education,Sports and Health, St. Petersburg
²General of the Army A. V. Khrulev Military Academy for Logistics, Saint Petersburg

Keywords: physical training, index of the functional state of the athlete, index of the functional state of the serviceman, powerlifting.

Introduction. The intensification of modern service in the ranks of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation increases the requirements for the physical training of military personnel. This is especially true for senior military officers.
The aim of the study is to adapt the index of the functional state of an athlete to diagnose the physical condition of a serviceman.
Methodology and organization of the study. Scientific work was Carried out ON THE BASIS Of The Military academy Of logistics. general of the army a.v. khrulev " ministry of defense of the russian federation. the age category of male officers tested was 45-49 years (6th age group), the group consisted almost entirely of senior officers (major – colonel ranks) [1].
The results of the study and their discussion. The athlete's functional state index is the sum of five indicators: orthostatic test (in points: 0.7 – increase by 7 beats/min, 1.4 – by 14 beats/min); clinostatic test (in points: 0.3 – decrease by 3 beats/min, 1.4 – by 14 beats/min); Ashner test (in points: 0.5 – decrease by 5 beats/min, 1.2 – by 12 beats/min); praxismal test (in points: 1.2 (drawn 12 equidistant circles), 1.5 points (15 equidistant circles are drawn); determination of systolic blood pressure (in points: 0.9 (difference of 9 mm Hg. It
should be noted that the share of contribution to the index value in the terms of the indicators varies greatly from 10 % in the clinostatic sample to 30 % in the praxismal sample. this situation led to the division of testing indicators into quartiles (q1‑q4), in which each of the indicators had a strictly fixed rank (see the table).
This approach made it possible not only to simplify the analysis of test results, but also to give all indicators potentially the same weight (20 %).
Conclusion. the presentation of test results through ranks made it possible to simplify the presentation and perception of the final values of the ifsv and distinguish three zones in them: q1 (the sum of ranks 5-8) – if you get into this zone, the load can be increased; q2‑q3 (the sum of ranks 9-16) – when entering this zone, the load does not change; q4 (sum of ranks 17-20) - when entering this zone, the load should be reduced.

References

1. Vinogradov G. P. Interest of male officers 45-49 years old to the basic means of physical training / G. P. Vinogradov, S. A. Kraev, F. V. Lulakov et al. / / Scientific Notes named after P. F. Lesgaft. - No. 8 (186). - pp. 65-69.