STRUCTURAL AND LOGICAL ANALYSIS OF STRIKE TECHNICAL ACTIONS OF MILITARY HAND-TO-HAND COMBAT

The purpose of the research: structural and logical analysis of the technique of striking actions of military hand-to-hand combat (MHC) with the identification of the general and particular in its content.

Methods and organization of research. The methods of theoretical analysis and generalization of scientific and methodological literature on the problem under study, as well as long-term personal experience of practicing MHC as an athlete and coach were used. Materials from 20 literary sources were used, including scientific articles from peer-reviewed scientific journals, reports at scientific and practical conferences and abstracts of dissertations

The research results and their discussion. The most common element included in the content of the technique of striking actions of the MHC is the combat stance. At the second highest level of generalization, there is a step that represents, in its biomechanical content, a change of support and is included in the content of all methods of movement. Striking actions are on the third level of generalization along with wrestling techniques. The next level of generalization includes punches and kicks. At each level of generalization, particular variants of the basic action are highlighted (stances, steps, strikes, kicks and punches) and the essential features by which they differ from each other (horizontal connections) are revealed. 

Conclusion. The results of the structural and logical analysis of the technique of striking actions of the MHC allow the implementation of the concept of substantive generalization in training during its initial development.

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