Nenad Koropanovski¹, Radivoje Jankovic¹

¹Kriminalističko-policijska akademija, Beograd

DIFERENCES BETWEEN MOTORIC ABILITIES OF CRIMINALISTIC POLICE ACADEMY STUDENTS AND PERSONS WITH GOOD TRAINING

RAZLIKE MOTORIČKIH SPOSOBNOSTI STUDENATA KRIMINALISTIČKO-POLICIJSKE AKADEMIJE IZ BEOGRADA I DOBRO TRENIRANIH OSOBA

Sport Mont 2007, V(12-13-14), 738-743

Abstract

One of the basic conditions for successful carrying out of professional duties for Ministry of internal affairs workers are adequately developed motoric abilities, especially considering application of physical force and enforcement methods. The aim of this paper is to establish differences of defi ned variables from motoric area of future employees of Ministry of internal affairs fi rst year students of CPA which are at the beginning of educational process, and persons with a good training of same gender and age. 37 of male test subjects were analyzed, 21 CPA student and 16 persons with good training. A set of six tests was used to estimate motoric abilities. Obtained results were analyzed from absolute and relative value aspects. Descriptive statistics were used to process the facts. By applying ANOVE general differences of variables between groups were established. Partial differences between variable pairs were established by using Student’s t-test. The results, obtained trough applicable set of six tests which defi ned their motoric abilities level from maximal isometric force aspect and also dynamic and repetitive strength of the whole body show that fi rst year students of CPA, at the beginning of educational process, demonstrate statistically and signifi cantly lower physical abilities compared to persons with good training of the same age. Given differences can be metro logically expressed with value level F=521.69 in absolute measures function, that is with value level F=196.6 in relative measures function. Next research should defi ne effect of existing SFO educational program on variations of given motoric abilities of fi rst year students, considering criteria and also considering persons with good training of the same age, that can potentially become a public safety threat

Keywords

motoric abilities, max isometric force, students of CPA, police, training level

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