PHYSICAL TRAINING OF CADETS FOR THE PERFORMANCE OF COMBAT TASKS IN HOT CLIMATE CONDITIONS: EXPERIMENTAL STUDY AND PHYSIOLOGICAL ADAPTATION

Abstract

The article examines the development and testing of an experimental program for the phased formation of adaptive resilience of the cadets’ organism to the performance of service and combat tasks in
hot climate conditions. The obtained data confirm the possibility of purposeful formation of adaptive
resilience and the improvement of cadets’ physical endurance in extreme climatic conditions, which
is of significant practical importance for optimizing the military-professional training of personnel.