Psychomotricity Role in Military Career Training

Abstract

Studying movements made by man has always preoccupied philosophers, doctors, and psychologists, finding very long ago the connections between motor and intellectual development (Stănescu, M., 2002). It has been insisted on this relationship in modern psychology as well. Its prominent representatives stress in their work the links between mental and physical development, the relationship between motor and nerve maturation, on the relationship between intelligence and motor activity. In the specialized literature, there always appears the idea of the relationship between biological, physical, and motric development and mental and psychic development in general. Specialists who have approached the psychomotricity issue unanimously agree that its understanding is conditional on addressing human beings as a unity of two aspects: mental and motor.