Assignment of Master of Sports in. Allowance for physical training. Recognition of violation and punishment

BONUS FOR THE QUALIFICATION LEVEL OF PHYSICAL FITNESS OF MILITARY MANAGERS

1. The amount of the premium for physical training

3. Military personnel for the qualification level physical fitness, fulfillment (confirmation) of sports categories in military-applied sports and the presence of sports titles in any sport, a monthly bonus is paid in the following amounts:

those who have completed (confirmed) the second qualifying physical fitness test - 15 percent of the salary for a military position;

those who have completed (confirmed) the first qualification level of physical fitness - 30 percent of the salary for a military position;

those who have completed (confirmed) the highest qualification level of physical fitness - 70 percent of the salary for a military position;

5. completed (confirmed) first

6. who have completed (confirmed) the sports rank of a candidate for master of sports in one of the applied military sports - 90 percent of the salary for a military position;

7. having sports titles“Honored Master of Sports of the Russian Federation (USSR)”, “International Master of Sports of the Russian Federation (USSR)”, Master of Sports of the Russian Federation (USSR), - 100 percent of the salary for a military position.

Monthly supplement. the military personnel specified in paragraphs five to seven of clause 3 of this order are paid subject to their fulfillment (confirmation) of the highest qualification level of physical fitness.

For military personnel who have completed (confirmed) the qualifying level of physical fitness, a monthly bonus is established for the calendar year based on the order of the relevant commander (chief) based on the results of at least two inspections in the past calendar year, one of which is the final one for the year, a control or inspector inspection. Based on what checks the premium is paid, it is stated separately on the website.

The grounds for issuing an order are:

checklists on physical training of personnel of a military unit, military command body, organization of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation;

documents confirming the assignment of sports categories and sports ranks to military personnel (classification records, certificates, extracts from orders).

2. Allowance for physical training for military personnel who have the title of master of sports, candidate for master of sports or who have a sports rank

In accordance with Order of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation 725 dated October 9, 2014

clause 3 Military personnel for the qualifying level of physical fitness, fulfillment (confirmation) of sports categories in military-applied sports and the presence of sports titles in any sport are paid a monthly bonus in the following amounts:

completed (confirmed) first sports category in one of the applied military sports - 80 percent of the salary for a military position;

those who have completed (confirmed) the sports rank of a candidate for master of sports in one of the applied military sports - 90 percent of the salary for a military position;

having the sports titles “Honored Master of Sports of the Russian Federation (USSR)”, “International Master of Sports of the Russian Federation (USSR)”, Master of Sports of the Russian Federation (USSR), - 100 percent of the salary for a military position.

The monthly allowance for military personnel specified in paragraphs five to seven of paragraph 3 of order 725 is paid subject to execution (confirmation) by them higher qualification level of physical fitness.

From this it can be seen that the bonus is paid only for first category and master's master, and only in military applied sports!

MILITARY APPLIED SPORTS.

According to the Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation dated

August 20, 2009 No. 695 “On approval of the list of military-applied and service-applied sports and the federal executive bodies that manage the development of these sports”

Military applied sports include

1.army hand-to-hand combat,

2. military applied sports,

3. military sports all-around,

4. boat rowing,

5. rowing and sailing combined event,

6. international military sports all-around,

7. shooting from standard or service weapons.

Specific requirements and conditions for assigning categories and titles are described for each sport in the Regulations on the Unified All-Russian sports classification for 2014 -2017.

MASTER OF SPORTS OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION (USSR).

An allowance for military personnel with the title of master of sports is paid for ANY sport. The list of recognized and developed sports in the Russian Federation is also indicated in the Regulations on the Unified All-Russian Sports Classification. The list of sports can be viewed.

So you went to official competitions high level, have fulfilled the relevant standards and want to officially formalize the title of Master of Sports of Russia. What needs to be done for this?

To register the 1st sports category and KMS the sequence is almost the same.

Below I will tell you step by step instructions, where to go and how to apply for this high sports title.

Read more about regulatory documents and laws in this article ().

General procedure for submitting documents ()

Step 1. Get acquainted with EVSK.

First, let's take a look at the current EVSK) and .

Step 2. Fulfill the norms.

During 1.5 years, you must complete 3 STANDARDS(3 test exercises of the corresponding type.) At the time of submitting documents for registration, time must have passed since the deadline has been met no more than 9 months (in fact no later than 6, since there is still time for registration).

Compliance with standards must be confirmed official competition reports, certified by the chief judge. That is, these are the results from each task where the norm is met. Example of a protocol from the Czech Republic 2017.

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The protocol must be properly completed. Have a header containing all the data about the exercise by type of exercise (according to EVSC), have numbered pages, etc.

Step 3. Receive a certificate or extract about the composition of the GSC from the competition.

At competitions, from the competition secretary, in addition to the protocols, you must receive a certificate certified by the organizers extract on the composition of the main panel of judges (GCJ) signed by the chief judge, or certificate of compliance with the norm, signed by the members of the GSK.

Help example.

Step 4. Obtain copies of judge's certificates.

Copies of GSJ judges' IDs. Example of an ID.

Step 5. Do to copy of the passport of a citizen of the Russian Federation (page with photo and registration) + two photographs measuring 3x4 cm;

Step 6. Prepare a REPRESENTATION certified by the chairman of the accredited regional sports federation at the place of registration of the pilot.

That is, you need to fill out Performance according to the form (see sample) and find your regional accredited federation.

The list of accredited federations for the sport “SLA sport”, at the time of writing, can be found below.

Currently there are 25 of them (23 indicated in the file and 2 more (Crimea and Leningrad region) have valid accreditation, but the register has not yet been updated).

If the region of your registration does not yet have an accredited regional sports federation for the sport of ultralight aviation, then you have 3 options.

1. Passive. Monitor the current list of accredited federations on the website of the Ministry of Sports of the Russian Federation. ( http://www.minsport.gov.ru/sport/high-sport/gosudarstvennaya-akk/28743/ ). Suddenly, such a federation will appear within 9 months from the fulfillment of your extreme norm.
2. Active. – Create a federation yourself, for example, as the Moscow paragliders created it, and carry out its accreditation.
3. Register in another region of the Russian Federation, where there is already an accredited federation, and submit documents “at the place of registration.” through this federation.

Step 7. You hand over this entire set of documents (Submission, Copies of protocols on the implementation of standards, a certificate of the composition of the State Judicial Committee or a certificate of standards, copies of judge’s certificates, 2 3x4 photographs, a copy of the passport of a citizen of the Russian Federation) either to an authorized person in your regional federation, or to themselves to the regional department of the Ministry of Sports of the Russian Federation. //in Moscow this is the Moscow Department of Sports, in the Moscow region - the Ministry of Sports of the Moscow region, etc.//

Submission form (printed in color on thick paper).

Lazarev-Marchenko Sergey. December. 2017

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Naval Pentathlon

The Naval Pentathlon includes the following events: 100 m freestyle swimming; 1 km cross; PM-1 shooting; rowing 1000 m on sea yawls; 3 sailing races on sea yawls over a distance of at least 3 miles.

Naval pentathlon competitions are held in accordance with the All-Russian Register of Sports. The nature, program and conditions of the competition in each individual case are determined by the Regulations on the competition.

Competitions are held without taking into account age groups for 4-5 days. The order and sequence of pentathlon events are determined by a separate regulation depending on the availability and workload of the educational and material base, weather conditions, etc.

Directly during the competition, the chief judge of the competition is given the right, for good reasons, to change the sequence of pentathlon events established by the Regulations.

The conditions and procedure for holding competitions in swimming, shooting and cross-country are determined in the relevant sections of the Rules “Military applied sports” and “Shooting from standard or service weapons”. Competitions are held accordingly in swimming pool, dash and on rough terrain.

Shooting from a Makarov pistol (PM-1) is carried out at target No. 4 with a black circle - 3 test shots and 10 (5 + 5) test shots. Shooting time: 3 minutes for test shots and 10 minutes for test shots.

The uniform for swimming and cross-country competitions is sports, for shooting - military, casual.

The conditions for shooting, swimming, and cross-country are set out in the relevant sections of the Rules “Military-applied sports” and “Shooting from standard or service weapons.”

Competitions in rowing on naval boats are held in class YAL-6 (six-oared yawl) over a distance of 1000 m.

IN sailing races There are 3 class races over a distance of at least 3 miles. The competition is considered to have taken place when at least two races are held.

Rowing and sailing races are held in accordance with the Competition Rules approved in the Boat Signal Book of the Navy (ShSK-70). Clarifications are given in the racing instructions, announced to participants at least 12 hours before the start.

Boat racing

Competitions must be held over straight distances.

The width of each path (“water”) must be at least 15 meters and have a depth of at least 3 meters. The sequential numbering of the “waters” begins from the finishing group. There must be at least 5 meters between the outer fence of the distance and the banks.

The starting line is set at right angles to the distance axis and is mainly equipped with a “hard start”. The finish line is set at right angles to the axis of the distance. There must be at least 50 m of free water behind the finish line.

Roller oars no more than 3.9 m long with a blade width no more than 15 cm.

During the boat race, the use of fish as supports is prohibited. The distribution of boats is carried out by drawing lots.

When preparing the boat it is prohibited:

• burn old paint,
• carry out forced drying of the boat,
• apply coatings other than paint and varnish,
• plan and damage the ship's hull.

Boats with a faulty hull, non-standard or faulty sailing rigs, dirty sails, or those that do not have the rigging and boat supplies fully specified in the report card are not allowed to participate in the races. Mandatory items include: an anchor with a rope, an ax in a case, drainage equipment (a canvas bucket and two wooden watering cans), a racing number, semaphore flags, and life jackets for each team member.

Boat crews that do not have the full number of rowers, those who are late for inspection, as well as participants who are not dressed in uniform or who do not know how to swim are not allowed to participate in the competition.

Sailing races

There are three cool sailing races over a distance of at least 3 miles. The two best races count. Sailing races are held in waters away from the shipping lane.

The helmsman of the yawl must have a boat driving license or a yacht helmsman's license.

Sailing races are held in waters away from the shipping lane.

Boats with non-standard or defective sailing rigs, with dirty sails, and not having the rigging and boating supplies fully required according to the report card are not allowed in sailing races, of which the mandatory ones include: an anchor with a rope, an ax in a case, drainage equipment (canvas bucket) and two wooden watering cans, a racing number, semaphore flags, life jackets for each team member.

When holding competitions on yawls, participants are allowed to:

• carry out cosmetic repairs (wash, putty, paint - provided that the entire hull of the vessel is painted with the same color). Fishing holes and hatches must be in their regular places.
• use, if provided for in the Competition Regulations, two sets of your own sails, while the sails must be made of a single standard canvas of a single cut, with a total area of ​​the foresail - 14.6 sq.m., jib - 5.8 sq.m.

Prohibited:

• when preparing the body - burn old paint, perform forced drying, plan the body, apply coatings other than paint and varnish;
• use metal lanyards to attach the shrouds and halyards, a system of blocks and stoppers to control the sails.

The team representative is financially responsible for damage to the ship's hull and its standard weapons.

The sail area is measured according to the rules of the vessel class.

Every vessel is required to carry a number on its sail. The size of the numbers on the sails should be within the following limits: height – 250 – 300 mm;

• thickness – 30 – 40 mm;
• width – 120 – 150 mm;
• the distance between the numbers is 30 – 40 mm.

The color of the number is predominantly black; red and blue colors are possible on the sails of the second set.

The start, as a rule, is set against the wind, covering the distance counterclockwise (left distance). Based on local conditions, Racing instructions, other distance options may be accepted, but provided that the tacking section is at least 40% of the total length of the distance.

Signs defining the distance of sailing races, as a rule, should be buoys or poles with a brightly colored flag. The flags on the signs limiting the start and finish lines must be of a different color than at the distance.

The width of the start and finish lines must be at least 1.5 times the length of the starting vessels.

When leaving the shore, team crews must wear life jackets during the entire time they are sailing.

Each participant is personally responsible for the proper condition of life-saving equipment and their correct use.

Before going out on the water, the helmsman must check the availability and serviceability of life-saving equipment, the serviceability of the steering, rigging and spar. The rigging must be secured so that the sails can be retracted immediately. When leaving the shore, each boat must contain: all fish and hatches, four oars, four rowlocks, two watering cans, and a bucket. Otherwise, the team is not allowed to sail.

When the wind force exceeds 6 points, sailing is prohibited.

The panel of judges has the right, before or after the “Start is open” signal, to shorten the distance or stop the race due to adverse weather conditions, insufficient wind and other reasons affecting the safety of the race.

If the race has been abandoned, the time for the race must be determined and communicated to the helmsmen.
The starting boat (participating in the race) is the boat that, after the “Preparatory” signal, maneuvers close to the start line.

The race begins with the "Start Open" signal, but the boat must obey the racing rules from the time of the "Preparatory" signal until it finishes and leaves the finish line or abandons the race.

If, at the moment of starting, any part of the sail of the boat, its crew or equipment is on the course side of the starting line, then the boat must sail completely through one of the extensions of the starting line to the pre-start side of the starting line before starting.

If any part of the hull, armament or crew of the boat is on the course side during the last minute before the “Start is open” signal, then, at the command of the judging panel, the boat must return, sailing, to the pre-start side through one of the extensions of the starting line. If the vessel does not comply with the command of the refereeing team, then it is given a false start.

If a vessel, any part of the hull, crew or weapons of which is fixed on the course side within the triangle with the vertices - both ends of the starting line and the first distance sign - within one minute before the “Start is open” signal, then it must be disqualified for this race.

If a boat is accepted at the finish line, but does not leave the finish line and hits the sign limiting the finish line, then it must go around it and finish again on the proper side. The time is recorded by re-finishing.

The boat does not have to cross the finish line with its entire hull. After finishing, she can leave the finish line in any direction.

Recall of ships

Each boat in all races must have a racing number. If, at the moment the “Start is open” signal is given, any part of the ship’s hull or armament is on the starting line or has crossed it, then it must be withdrawn as quickly as possible.

If the number of ships starting prematurely does not make it possible to recall them in a timely manner, panel of judges should give a signal " General review» for all starting ships. A vessel recalled or returning after a false start must return to right side starting line, going around one of the signs limiting the starting line, giving way to starting vessels. Once the vessel has returned to the correct side, its rights to the road are restored.

General restrictions

These rules come into force from the moment the “Preparatory” signal is given.

If a vessel having the right of way did not take all measures to prevent a collision that caused material damage to the vessels, then it is disqualified like the other vessel.

A vessel that has the right of way and is forced to change course has the right to protest.

Until the vessel has started and passed the starting line, any actuation that causes the other vessel to change course to avoid collision must be done slowly so as to give the windward vessel room and opportunity to give way. The leeward vessel must not be carried steeper than the close-hauled racing course.

Before or after the end of the race, a vessel must not cause dangerous interference to a vessel in the race.

If a vessel under sail does not follow the proper course, then it should not interfere with the vessel, which is justifying itself for its violations.

A vessel having the right of way in relation to another vessel may change its course only so as to enable the vessel to give way. In this case, the vessel having the right of way must not interfere with the yielding vessel. The exception is when the right-of-way vessel: lies on the proper course to start (while it is on the starboard tack, and the other vessel is on the port tack); or go around the sign.

Walking the distance

The racing instructions may set a target time for completing the course. As a rule, it is set based on the minimum speed for ships of one nautical mile per hour. Based on local conditions, the racing instructions may set a different control time. The race is considered completed for all participating vessels if the first one at the finish meets the control time and follows the rules.

The vessel must sail the course, rounding or rounding each mark on the prescribed side and in the sequence prescribed by the sailing instructions. The rope representing the boat's path from start to finish must, after tension, lie on the prescribed side of each mark, touching each turning mark. If the vessel does not comply with this requirement, it is subject to disqualification.

The mark has the prescribed side for the vessel until it has rounded or passed it. The starting line mark begins to have a prescribed side when the boat approaches the starting line from the pre-start side to start, and the finishing mark ceases to have a prescribed side when the boat finishes.

The ship must not:

• make a landing: on the starting sign before the start, or on the sign that begins, limits or ends the sailing section of the distance, or on the finish mark after the finish and until it moves away from the finish line and signs;
• force the mark or the mark vessel to move to avoid the pile-up.

If a ship was forced to violate the rules due to the improper actions of another ship, then it must be justified in cases where:

• another vessel retired from the race or carried out the penalty provided for in the sailing instructions, thereby admitting a violation of the rules;
• the ship filed a protest against the ship that forced him to break the rule, and it was satisfied.

Recognition of violation and punishment

A vessel that has violated any racing rule during a race must immediately either withdraw from it or carry out one of the possible penalties provided for in the Rules and Sailing Instructions, without interfering with other vessels. But if the ship did not correct its mistake and did not leave the race, then other ships are obliged to consider it as competing.

A vessel that has violated racing rules must immediately correct its error by making a 720° turn.
Determining the results of sailing races.

Before summing up the results of the race, the panel of judges must make sure that the participants who completed the distance did not violate the rules.

The results of participation in sailing races are determined by the highest amount of points obtained in the best two races out of three. If three races cannot be held, the result will be determined based on the actual races completed.

The lag time is counted from the first vessel accepted at the finish. If a vessel finishes first but is disqualified, it will not be taken into account.

In case of equality of results, the advantage goes to the crew having best result in the last qualifying race.

Results in the naval pentathlon are assessed in points according to the tables. A participant in each type of pentathlon is awarded a certain number of points corresponding to the result shown.

In swimming and cross-country, if the results of two or more athletes are equal, the athlete who started in the earlier swim or race has an advantage.

In shooting, personal championship is established by the best result in the last series, by the largest number of tens, nines, etc., by the shortest distance from the center of the worst hole in the last target.

In sailing races, places for crews are determined by the highest amount of points awarded for the results of two best races. If the sum of points for two or more crews is equal, the advantage is given to the crew with the best result in the last qualifying race.

The participant who ultimately scores the highest amount of points takes 1st place in the overall pentathlon standings. The participant with the next highest number of points scored takes 2nd place, etc.

If the total points of several participants are the same, their overall places are distributed according to the best swimming result.

In the general individual competition, only the results of athletes who started in all types of pentathlon are taken into account, with the exception of cases where the athlete cannot continue to compete due to illness or injury, which is recorded by the competition doctor. In this case, the points that he received for past types of pentathlon are counted.

The winners in the team competition are determined by the highest amount of points scored by all team members.

If the total points of several teams are equal, their overall places are distributed similarly to the individual competition, i.e. for the best result in swimming.

An athlete who is disqualified from participating in an event for making a mistake receives 0 points in that event, but has the right to participate in subsequent events while retaining the previously scored points.

For failure to appear at the start (except due to illness), a deliberate attempt to break the rules or a gross violation of competition rules and safety measures, the athlete is disqualified, is not allowed to participate in other disciplines, and the points he has scored are cancelled. At the same time, in the group events of pentathlon (rowing and sailing races), the participation of a reserve athlete is allowed, without awarding him points for the team competition.

The decision to disqualify a participant is made by the chief judge of the competition together with members of the appeal jury on the recommendation of the senior judge for the pentathlon event.

Military pentathlon

Conditions of the competition

The military pentathlon competition program includes: shooting from a 5.45 mm Kalashnikov assault rifle at 100 m or from a small-caliber rifle at 50 m from a prone position; overcoming the OKU obstacle course in combination with 400 m running (according to NFP-2009); swimming 50 m; throwing grenades with accuracy and range of 370 g (women) and 570 g (men); cross-country 4 km (women) and 8 km (men).

The uniform for shooting, obstacle courses and grenade throwing is a T-shirt (jacket) with long sleeves, ankle-length sports trousers (leggings), sports shoes without spikes.

Competitions are held over 3-4 days:
Day 1 - shooting and overcoming an obstacle course;
Day 2 - swimming and throwing grenades;
Day 3 - 8 km cross-country (men) and 4 km (women),
or
1st day - shooting;
Day 2 - obstacle course;
Day 3 - swimming and throwing grenades;
Day 4 - 4 km cross-country (women) and 8 km (men).

Shooting

Shooting at 100 m from a prone position without support using a sling. The trigger force is at least 1.5 kg.
Slow and high-speed shooting is carried out at target No. 4 (chest figure with circles) with single shots. Shooting from a small-caliber rifle at 50 m is carried out at target No. 7 with a black circle.

Slow shooting (5 test shots - 7 minutes, test shooting 10 shots - 12 minutes). Rapid fire 10 shots in 2 minutes. Rapid firing occurs 2 minutes after the end of slow firing.

Test shots are fired after two minutes of readiness. After 1 minute 45 seconds, the command “15 seconds left” is given. Firing begins with the command “Fire” or a whistle signal. After 6 minutes 45 seconds, the command “15 seconds left” is given. The ceasefire is carried out when signaled by a whistle.

Slow shooting (test series) is carried out after two minutes of readiness. After 1 minute 45 seconds, the command “15 seconds left” is given, then the command “Fire” or a whistle signal. After 1 minute 45 seconds, the command “15 seconds left” is given. The ceasefire is carried out when signaled by a whistle.

Rapid fire is carried out after two minutes of readiness. After 1 minute 45 seconds the command “15 seconds left” is given, then after 1 minute 55 seconds the command “Ready” is given and after 2 minutes the command “Fire” or a short signal with a whistle. After 1 minute of shooting, a signal is given to end shooting - a short signal with a whistle.

Each shot fired after the command to end shooting is scored as a miss. When conducting rapid fire, for each shot before opening fire or after the end of shooting, the best results of the scoring series are canceled. A shot fired by a shooter at another participant's target is considered a miss. If there are more than 10 holes in the shooter's target, the best results are counted.

If the shooter fires more than 10 shots in one series, then his best hits are not counted.

The OKU obstacle course in combination with a 400 m run is overcome in accordance with the requirements of the NFP-2009, with the exception: women do not overcome the “ditch” and “destroyed bridge”, but overcome the “fence”, “destroyed stairs” (3 steps touching the ground between them ), “wall” along the top - back and forth. There is no throwing of grenades on the strip.

Result 2 min. 15s for men and 2 min 40s for women is worth 1000 points.

Swimming

Competitions are held in a 25 or 50 m outdoor or indoor pool. An athlete covers the distance in freestyle. The start and finish are carried out in accordance with the rules of swimming competitions. An athlete who makes a false start receives a warning. For each subsequent false start, the participant is penalized by adding 2 seconds to the result shown.

Throwing grenades for accuracy and range

Throwing grenades for accuracy is carried out from a place or from a running start from behind a parapet 1 m 25 cm high from a platform measuring 2x3 m. Grenades are placed on the top of the parapet. Throwing grenades for accuracy is carried out in four differently spaced circles with two concentric zones in each circle (inner - 2 m in diameter, outer - 4 m in diameter). A flag 20 cm high is placed in the center of the circle.

The circles are spaced at 20, 25, 30 and 35 m for men and 15, 20, 25 and 30 m for women. To complete the exercise, the participant is given 16 grenades, 4 grenades for each circle. Time for throwing – 3 minutes. The start and end of throwing time is signaled by a whistle.

Points for hitting circles are awarded as follows:
Circle No. 1 - inner zone – 7 points, outer zone – 3 points;
Circle No. 2 - inner zone – 8 points, outer zone – 4 points;
Circle No. 3 - inner zone – 9 points, outer zone – 5 points;
Circle No. 4 - inner zone – 10 points, outer zone – 6 points;

The maximum number of points in one series is 136.

A throw made ahead of time or after the end of throwing is counted as a miss in the corresponding circle. If a participant throws more than 4 grenades into one circle, then each extra grenade is counted as a miss. A grenade that hits the border of the circle is counted.

Throwing grenades at a distance is carried out 1 minute after the end of throwing grenades for accuracy. Time for throwing – 2 minutes. Start and end of throwing at the whistle signal. The participant is given 3 attempts. Throwing is carried out along a sector marked by lines, which are a continuation of the sector for throwing grenades for accuracy. Grenades that fall into the sector or on its borders are counted. The location where the grenade falls is marked with a pointer, and the best result is counted. The result is rounded to the nearest decimeter, for example:
53.25 m = 53.30 points;
53.24 m = 53.20 points.

The result of each participant in throwing grenades for accuracy and distance is determined by adding the points received for the result in each exercise. The result of 170 points according to the SISM results evaluation table is equal to 1000 points.

Cross

Cross-country 8km (men) and 4km (women). The start is made according to the results in 4 exercises, in reverse order, after 1 minute. Participant No. 1 starts 1 minute after the stopwatch is turned on. When conducting a handicap start, the athlete with the best result in 4 exercises starts first. Each subsequent athlete starts later at a time inferior to the result of the first athlete. One point is equal to one second. The result of 28 minutes for men and 16 minutes for women according to the evaluation table is equal to 1000 points.

The distance is indicated by signs every kilometer. Flags are placed along the entire route of the distance, red on the left side, white on the right. Each flag must be visible from a distance of 125 m.

Uniform: shorts, T-shirt, sports shoes.

Military eventing

Conditions of the competition

Military eventing competitions are held at the championship of the branch (branch) of the Armed Forces, military district (navy) for three days: 1st day - AK-2 shooting; Day 2 – throwing an F-1 grenade for accuracy; Day 3 – 3 km cross-country with training.

The championship of a military unit, formation, association and military educational institution is held over 2 days: 1st day - shooting and throwing F-1 grenades; Day 2 – cross-country.

The uniform for shooting is military (field).

Competitions for military district championships and higher are held in sports uniform clothing (sports jacket or T-shirt with long sleeves, ankle-length sports trousers and sports shoes without spikes, headdress - cap or Panama hat).

The conditions for holding competitions in shooting from a machine gun, 3 km cross-country with layout and throwing grenades for accuracy are set out in the relevant sections of the rules: “Shooting from standard or service weapons” and “Military applied sports”.

Throws when a grenade hits a target are evaluated:
1st circle (central) – 115 points;
2nd round – 75 points;
3rd round – 45 points.

Hitting the flag placed in the central circle is worth 115 points.

When running a 3 km race, the participant must have a gas mask, a machine gun with a magazine and a pouch with two magazines.

It is prohibited to attach a gas mask to the machine gun, wrap the machine with foam rubber and other improvised material, or disconnect the belt from the machine gun.

To complete each exercise, the participant is given one attempt, with the exception of cases when overcoming the obstacle course specified in the “Overcoming the Obstacle Course” section of these rules.

For safety reasons, when throwing grenades, a metal mesh fence is installed behind the circles.

Officer eventing
(winter and summer)

Conditions of the competition

The competition program for winter and summer officer eventing includes:

• 1st age group– firing PM-3; swimming 300 m; running 3 km;
• in winter – 10 km cross-country skiing.
• 2nd age group – PM-2 shooting; swimming 200 and; running 2 km;
• in winter – cross-country skiing 5 km
• 3rd age group – PM-1 shooting; swimming 100 and; running 1 km
• in winter – cross-country skiing 5 km

Shooting exercises PM-1, PM-2, PM-3 are performed on target No. 4, with a black circle.

The PM-2 shooting exercise is performed in the following order: 5 test shots and 20 test shots.

The conditions and procedure for holding shooting competitions are set out in the relevant sections of the rules: “Shooting from standard or service weapons”; in swimming, running and cross-country skiing - “Military applied sports”.

The competition is held over two days:
Day 1 – shooting, swimming;
Day 2 – running.

Championships of the Armed Forces, branch (branches of troops) of the Armed Forces can be held over three days.

The following dress code is required for participants. For shooting - military (field), for running, cross-country skiing and swimming - sports. The participant is given one attempt to complete each exercise.

Personal place is determined by the highest amount of points received by the participant for the results shown in each eventing exercise. Points are awarded according to the table of evaluation of results in Military sports all-around events. If the result shown is in the table between two results, then it is equated to the worst result in the table.

Summarizing order team competition at championships is established by the Competition Regulations.

Samples of documents and protocols for military-sports all-around competitions: