Service sport
Service Sports is the sports practice for staff in the public sector . Authorities in particular, whose employees are required to meet professional requirements such as physical dexterity or stamina, attach great importance to implementation. Military , police , customs and fire services are ordered to practice sport.
Goal, intention
The aim is to maintain health, to train or maintain the conditional skills, weight training and, if necessary, to learn special skills. Furthermore, the ability to work in a team can be strengthened.
The main goal is performance in the practice of the profession. Some organizations hold competitions or regularly test their personnel for their athleticism.
Service sport in the individual organizations
military
In the Bundeswehr, a basic fitness test is required every year from all soldiers . Furthermore, you have to swim 200 m annually according to the requirements of the German Sports Badge (DSA) and a 6 km march with 15 kg of luggage must be completed in 60 minutes. Service sport in the Bundeswehr is regulated by the Central Service Regulation (ZDv) 3/10 Sport in the Bundeswehr .
- See also: Training and maintaining individual basic skills and physical performance (training IGF / KLF) , sports promotion group of the Bundeswehr
police
The umbrella organization for the police in Germany is the German Police Sports Board (DPSK) in Berlin. Qualified officers are exempted from the German police forces, including the federal police, for years, if necessary, in order to participate in competitive sports.
inch
The weapon-bearing officials of the Federal Customs Administration regularly take part in official sports. This is divided into regular sport (e.g. soccer, basketball, volleyball and running / Nordic walking) and unarmed self-defense (WSV) .
fire Department
- see fire fighting
Individual evidence
- ↑ Archive link ( Memento of March 10, 2014 in the Internet Archive ), PDF 1.08 MB; Retrieved from the Helmut Schmidt University / University of the Federal Armed Forces Hamburg website on February 26, 2013
