Neuromuscular compatibility and its relationship to the accuracy of shooting in the Kalashnikov automatic rifle for students of the Police College at the advanced stage

الملخص

The problem of the research was that Shooting in Kalashnikov automatic rifle requires students to have a high ability in neuromuscular compatibility. Based on the researcehrs1 experience , it was necessary to study   the relationship between neuromuscular compatibility and the accuracy of shooting  in Kalashnikov automatic rifle to identify  the type and strength of the relationship, to be done in the event of a relationship linking the diagnosis of the main points to master the shooting process and to develop solutions that can lead to strengthening the relationship.            The research aims to identify the relationship between neuromuscular compatibility and the accuracy of shooting in  Kalashnikov automatic rifle among the students of the Police College,  the advanced stage.                                                                                                                           The two researchers used the descriptive approach in the style of correlative relations for its suitability to the nature of the research problem, and that the research community is the students of the Police College, the advanced stage, which numbered (288) students, as the number of the selected sample was (20) students, at a rate of (7%).                

The two researchers concluded that the neuromuscular compatibility is significantly related to the accuracy of shooting in the Kalashnikov automatic rifle, and that the accuracy of the shooting is significantly related to the neuromuscular compatibility.   

The two researchers recommend emphasizing the development of compatibility for police college students because it has a positive impact on their performance in general in the physical and military duties and in particular in the accuracy of shooting, conducting similar research for compatibility and its relationship to other activities prepared in the curriculum of the Police College