CURRENT ISSUES OF IMPROVING THE PROFESSIONAL AND PRACTICAL PHYSICAL TRAINING OF STUDENTS
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Physical training, questionnaire, sports training, professional activity, tools, optional, sports sciences.Abstract
The article describes the state of professional and practical physical training of students of various specialties during the academic year and the results of sociological surveys and research conducted to improve it.
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