In recent years, consistent measures have been taken to popularize physical education and sports in the republic, to promote a healthy lifestyle among the population, to create the necessary conditions for the physical rehabilitation of persons with limited capabilities, and to ensure the appropriate participation of the country in international sports arenas. is being implemented. Sports events and competitions are held in our country to ensure the physical and mental development of the young generation, who are our future. Organization of a healthy lifestyle of schoolchildren and students of higher educational institutions creates an opportunity for those interested in physical education and sports to contribute to the prosperity and development of our country in cooperation with all young people.

This article explores the history and development of women's fencing, examining key moments in its evolution. The technical chapter discusses the fundamental elements of technique used by women in fencing, as well as the training and preparation required to achieve high performance. The second part of the chapter focuses on tactics and strategy, including analyzing opponents, planning attacks, and adapting during battle. The article emphasizes the importance of an integrated approach to training fencers, including technical skill, physical fitness and psychological stability.

In connection with the clear changes in the age structure of the general population in relation to large age groups and, perhaps, with an increase in the proportion of mentally ill people in old and old age, the study of the geriatric aspects of psychiatry is becoming an increasingly important and necessary task. These global trends make it relevant to study the psychoses of schizophrenia, which debuted at the atypical (late) age due to difficulties in diagnosis, a differentiated approach to treatment and rehabilitation.

In this article special characteristics of verbs in French will be expressed.

A number of studies that haven't been conducted in the past ten years have shown some intriguing details about how various motivational styles affect output. Richard Ryan, Edward Deci, Sam Glucksberg, Dan Ariely, Robert Eisenhower, Linda Shanock, analysts from the London School of Economics, and other researchers are among those who have expressed interest in this topic.