HARMONY OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION SYSTEM, TOOLS AND ITS PRINCIPLES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF A HEALTHY GENERATION
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physical education, healthy lifestyle, legality, sport, healthy generation, exercise, physical education system, physical development, physical training, physical exercise, principle.Abstract
This article describes the role of the physical education system, sports activities, sports clubs, and the content and essence of sports training in raising the young generation to be physically healthy.
Also, appropriate recommendations regarding the correct selection of physical training tools and adherence to the general laws of the physical training system in the proper organization of physical training sessions are given.
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