The artistic gymnastics department of the Korolev Shores confirmed its status as an Olympic reserve. Crossbow shooting

Integrated children's and youth sports school No. 9 of Moskomsport was created in September 1998 by Order of the Moscow Sports Committee No. 52/a dated 09.09.1998 “On the creation of children’s and youth sports school No. 9” and consisted of 6 departments: bullet shooting, judo, sambo wrestling, crossbow shooting, rock climbing, archery. Since January 2011, the rock climbing department was transferred to Sports School No. 24. Since November 1, 2011, a clay shooting department has been opened at the school.

By order of Moskomsport No. 750-a dated October 21, 2002 and No. 156-a dated March 13, 2003, GOU Youth Sports School No. 9 was transferred to the status of a Specialized Children and Youth School of the Olympic Reserve in the departments: shooting, judo, sambo wrestling. By order of Moskomsport No. 77 of 02/17/2009 and No. 149 of 03/05/2009, the status of SDYUSSHOR was confirmed in the following departments: judo, sambo, archery.

In 2009, SDUSSHOR No. 9 was recognized as the Best Specialized School in Russia.

In 2011, the school received a Grant from the Mayor of Moscow, as best school Moscow.

At the end of 2018, the team of the State Budgetary Institution "SSHOR No. 9 "Shabolovka" of Moskomsport was awarded the GRATITUDE of the Mayor of Moscow S.S. Sobyanin for his great contribution to the development physical culture and sports in Moscow

In 2012, by order of the Department of Physical Culture and Sports of the city of Moscow, the school was renamed into the State Budget Educational Institution of Children's and Children's Sports School No. 9 "Shabolovka" of Moskomsport, and in 2013 it was renamed into the State Budgetary Institution "SSHOR No. 9 "Shabolovka" of Moskomsport.

Since 2017, the full name of the school is: State budgetary institution of the city of Moscow “Sports School Olympic reserve No. 9 “Shabolovka” of the Moscow Department of Sports and Tourism.

Since 2018, the full name of the school is: State budgetary institution of the city of Moscow “Sports School of Olympic Reserve No. 9 “Shabolovka” of the Moscow Sports Department.

Since April 2012, the State Budgetary Institution “SSHOR No. 9 “Shabolovka” Moskomsport has been headed by the Honored Coach of Russia, Master of Sports of the USSR in judo, excellent student in physical education and sports, holder of 5 DAN, State Advisor Russian Federation Timofeeva Elena Viktorovna.

The goals of the Institution are sports training of athletes high class who are capable of becoming candidates for the sports teams of the city of Moscow and Russia.

Many school students become big-time sports stars and represent Russia at major competitions. Among them are the winners and prize-winners of the European and World Championships. Sports training carry out 38 coaches holding the title of Master of Sports of the USSR and Russia, of which 13 coaches have honorary sports title"Honored Trainer of Russia."

In 2019, the Institution is engaged in activities on a budgetary basis. 1478 people in the following departments:

During the work at the school it was prepared 6 Honored Masters of Sports, 46 international class masters of sports, 304 masters of sports of Russia, more 1000 candidates for master of sports.

IN 2018 In 2018, athletes from the school’s departments won the following number of medals:

Competition results for 2018

Over the years of work, the school's athletes have shown the following sports results:

Judo:

Kharitonova Anna

- Europe championship 2007, Salzburg (Austria) 1st place

- participation in the XXIX Olympic Games 2008, Beijing (China)

- World Cup 2008, Warsaw (Poland) 1st place

Bashaev Tamerlan

- 2014, Berlin (Germany) 1st place

- European Cup for athletes under 21 years of age 2015, Leibniz (Austria) 1st place

- World Championship among athletes under 21 years of age 2015, Abu Dhabi (UAE) 1st place

- European Cup 2016, Belgrade (Serbia) 1st place

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- Russian championship 20107, Nalchik, 1st place

- 2018, (Tunisia, Mexico) - two bronze medals

- Europe championship 2018, (Israel) - 2nd place

- Team Championship Europe

- Grand slam 2018, (Japan) - 3rd place

- Cup of Russia 2018, (Khanty-Mansiysk) - 3rd place

- international tournament "Masters" 2018, (China) - 3rd place

- international Grand Prix tournament

Badurova Kamila

- 2016, Tel Aviv (Israel) 2nd place

- European Cup 2017, Selje-Podcetrtek (Slovenia) 2nd place

- European Tournament 2018, (Spain) - 2nd place

- World Championship 2018, (Baku, Azerbaijan) - 3rd place in the team

- XXX Summer Universiade

Kazarina Julia

- Europe championship 2016, Kazan (Russia) 3rd place, 2nd place in the team

- European Cup 2018, (Germany) - 1st place

Babintseva Alexandra

- European Team Championship 2018, (Ekaterinburg) - 3rd place in the team

- World Championship 2018, (Baku, Azerbaijan) - 3rd place

- international Grand Prix tournament 2019, (Israel) - 3rd place

- European Championship within the framework of the II European Games 2019 (Minsk) - 1st place in the team

Bobrikova Daria

- XXX Summer Universiade 2019 (Naples) - 3rd place and 2nd place in the team

Matatova Sofia

- European Cup

- Russian Championship U23 2019 (Ekaterinburg) - 1st place

- European Cup 2019 (Orenburg) - 1st place

Lyalina Tatyana

- European Cup 2018, (Orenburg) - 3rd place

- Russian Championship U23 2019 (Ekaterinburg) - 3rd place

- European Cup 2019 (Orenburg) - 3rd place

Baramia Irakli

- European Cup

Bashaev Zelimkhan

- European Cup 2018, (Bosnia and Herzegovina) - 3rd place

Gavrilin Nikon

Gavrilin Stepan

Russian Championship (KATA) 2019 (Kumertau) - 1st place

Pilyavets Vladislav

Kudryavtsev Vladislav

Russian Championship (KATA) 2019 (Kumertau) - 3rd place

Simonov Artyom

Russian Championship U18 (KATA) 2019 (Kumertau) - 3rd place

Bullet shooting:

Romanov Dmitry

- Europe championship 2005, Belgrade (Serbia) 1st place in the team

- World Championship 2006, Zagreb (Croatia) 1st place in the team

- XXIVWorld Summer Spartakiad 2007, Bangkok (Thailand) 3-time champion and record holder

- World Championship 2008, Brno (Czech Republic) 1st place, 3rd place

- World Championship 2009, Lahti (Finland) 4 gold, 1 bronze, set a world record

- World Championship 2010, Munich (Germany) 2 gold, 1 silver

- World Cup 2011, Pilsen (Czech Republic) 1st place, 1st place in the team

World Championship 2014, Granada (Spain) 1st place, 3rd place

Mundshtukov Anatoly

- VISummer Spartakiad of Russian students 2013, Krasnodar, 1st place

Senchenkov Oleg

- VII 2015, Krasnodar, 2nd place

- 2015, Kazan, 2 gold

- 26th international competition 2016, Pilsen (Czech Republic) 2nd place

- 2018 (Korea) - 2nd and 3rd place in the team

- Russian championship 2019 (Ignatovo) - 3rd place

Kazarina Olga

- International competitions "Olympic Hopes" 2015, Maribor (Slovakia) 2nd place, 3rd place

- Russian Championship U19 2018, (Izhevsk) - 2nd place

Morozova Ulyana

- VIIISummer Spartakiad of Russian students 2017, Krasnodar, 1st place

Fedorova Ekaterina

- IV Summer Spartakiad of Russian Youth 2018, (Krasnodar) - 3rd place

- Cup of Russia 2019 (Ignatovo) - 2nd place

Russian Championship (team) 2019 (Ignatovo) - 3rd place in the team

Burlakova Eva-Maria

- Russian Championship U20 2018 (urban Iksha) - 1st place

-Russian championship(team) 2019 (Ignatovo) - 1st place in the team

Skuratov Igor

- Russian Championship U19 2018, (Izhevsk) - 1st place in the team

- Russian Championship U20

- 2019 (Maykop) - two-time winner in the team

- 2019 (Kazan) - 2nd place

- 2019 (Kazan) - 1st and 3rd place personally, three-time winner in the team

Kutyreva Elena

- Russian Championship U20 2018, (Maykop) - 1st place in the team

Kuleshov Georgy

- Russian Championship U20 2018, (Maykop) - 1st place in the team

Gorokhova Anastasia

- Russian Championship U16

Gromov Vasily

- Russian Championship U16 2018, (Kazan) - 2nd place in the team

- Russian Championship U17

Gudis Alexander

- Russian Championship U16 2018, (Kazan) - 2nd place in the team

- Russian Championship U17 2019 (Kazan) - 3rd place in the team

Lyalicheva Milada

- Russian Championship U16 2018, (Kazan) - 3rd place in the team

Selivanova Zlata

- Russian Championship U16 2018, (Belgorod) - 3rd place in the team

- Russian Championship U17 2019 (Kazan) - 2nd place

Sheludyakov Igor

- Russian Championship U17 2019 (Kazan) - two-time winner and bronze medalist in the team

- Russian Championship (team) 2019 (Maikop) - two-time silver medalist in the team

-Russian Championship (personal and team) 2019 (Kazan) - two-time winner and three-time silver medalist in the team

Efimov Kirill

-Russian Championship (personal and team) 2019 (Kazan) - three-time winner in the team

Archery:

Makhnenko Artyom

- XXVIIISummer Universiade 2015, Gwangju (Korea) 3rd place in the team

- Europe championship 2015, Koner (Slovenia) 1st place, 1st place in the team

- Europe championship 2015, Vittel (France) 3rd place in the team

- Russian championship 2018, (Kaliningrad) - 3rd place in the team

- International competitions 2018 (Georgia) - 1st place

-Russian championship

- International competitions 2019 (Eagle) - 3rd place

- European Grand Prix 2019 (Minsk) - 3rd place

- Cup of Russia 2019 (Alushta) - 1st place

- Russian championship

Uvarova Elena

- European Championship 2014, Ljubljana (Slovenia) 3rd place, 1st place in the team

Loginova Albina

- Europe championship 2014, Echmiadzin (Armenia) 2nd place, 1st place in the team

- Europe championship 2015, Koner (Slovenia) 1st place

- World Championship 2015, Copenhagen (Denmark) 4th place in the team

European Championship 2015, Koner (Slovenia) 1st place in the team

- World Championship 2016, Ankara (Türkiye) 2nd place

- Russian championship 2018, (Ulyanovsk) - 2nd place

- Russian championship 2018, (Kaliningrad) - 2nd place

Cup of Russia

Knyazeva Elizaveta

- Europe championship 2017, Vittel (France) 2nd place in the team

- Russian Championship among juniors 2018, (Eagle) - 2 places and 2 place in the team

- European Championship U20 2018, (Greece) - 1st place

- Internationaltournament 2018, (Poland) - 2 gold, 1 gold in the team

- European Junior Championships 2019 (Türkiye) - 3rd place and 3rd place in the team

- Cup of Russia 2019 (Eagle) - 2nd place in the team

- Russian Championship 2019 (Eagle) - 1st place, 3rd place in the team

- European Junior Championships 2019 (Samsun) - 3rd place and 3rd in the team

- Cup of Russia 2019 (Alushta) - 1st place in the team

- European Cup (summer) among juniors 2019 (Katez) - 1st place and 1st in the team

- World Junior Championships 2019 (Madrid) - 2nd place in the team

Krylov Pavel

-Russian Championship among juniors 2018 (Oryol, Ufa) - 1st place and 1st place in the team

- European Championship U20 2018, (Greece) - 3rd place

- Internationaltournament 2018, (Poland) - 1 gold in the team

- Russian Championship 2019 (Alushta) - 2nd place

- Russian Championship 2019 (Ramenskoye) - 2nd place

Kuznetsov Ivan

- Russian championship

Tsybikzhapov Aldar

- Russian championship 2018, (Oryol, Ulyanovsk, Kaliningrad) - 1st place in the team, 2nd place, 3rd place in the team

- Russian championship 2019 (Eagle) - 3rd place in the team

- Russian championship 2019 (Alushta) - 1st place in the team

Kuzovkina Alina

- Russian Championship 2018, (Ufa) - 1st place

Kotov Andrey

- Russian championship 2018 (Eagle) - 1st place in the team

- Russian Championship

Shchegolkova Vladislava

- Russian championship 2018 (Eagle) - 3rd place in the team

- Russian Championship 2019 (Eagle) - 2nd place in the team

Vovchok Ekaterina

- European Championship 2018, (Greece) - 2nd place in the team

- Russian Championship 2019 (Eagle) - 3rd place in the team

- Russian Championship 2019 (Ramenskoye) - 3rd place

Solomonov Ivan

- Russian championship

- Cup of Russia 2019 (Eagle) - 3rd place in the team

- Cup of Russia 2019 (Alushta) - 1st place in the team

Volyaev Ivan

- Russian championship 2018, (Kaliningrad) - 1st place in the team

- Cup of Russia 2019 (Eagle) - 3rd place in the team

Salkova Maria

- Russian Championship among juniors

Mikhailov Danila

- Russian Championship among juniors 2018, (Eagle) - 1st place in the team

Kostina Yulia

- Russian Championship among juniors2018, (Eagle) - 2nd place in the team

- Russian Championship 2019 (Eagle) - 3rd place in the team

- Cup of Russia2019 (Eagle) - 3rd place in the team

Fedorov Ayaal

- Cup of Russia 2019 (Eagle) - 3rd place in the team

Zhulin Ivan

- Russian Championship 2019 (Alushta) - 3rd place

Ermachenkov Andrey

- Russian Championship 2019 (Ramenskoye) - 3rd place

- IX Summer Spartakiad of Russian Students

Cherkezova Arina

- Cup of Russia 2019 (Alushta) - 2nd place

- Russian Championship 2019 (Ramenskoye) - 3rd place and 1st place in the team

- World Championship among cadets 2019 (Madrid) - 1st place and 2nd place in the team

Gilmanova Maria

- Russian Championship 2019 (Alushta) - 2nd place

- Russian Championship 2019 (Ramenskoye) - 1st place

Kokoulina Elizaveta

- Russian Championship

Tsarapkina Anastasia

- Russian Championship 2019 (Ramenskoye) - 1st place in the team

Kukushkin Ivan

- Russian Championship 2019 (Ramenskoye) - 3rd place

Kopylov Egor

- IX Summer Spartakiad of Russian Students 2019 (Ramenskoye) - 3rd place in the team

Skeet shooting:

Sorokin Nikolay

- Russian Championship among juniors 2014, Kazan, 1st place in the team

- Russian Championship among juniors 2015, St. Petersburg, 1st place

- Russian Championship among juniors 2016, Maykop (Adygea) 1st place

- Summer Spartakiad for schoolchildren 2012, Tatyushi, 1st place

Pashintsev Sergey

- Russian Championship among juniors 2012, Lipetsk, 1st place in the team

Zvyagintseva Natalya

World Cup 2012, Nicosia (Cyprus) 1st place

Lamukhin Anton

Russian Championship 2015, St. Petersburg, 3rd place in the team

Makarov Dmitry

- Russian Championship 2014, Kazan, 3rd place in the team

Nestruev Dmitry

- Russian Championship U19 2018, (Voronezh) - 2nd place

Sergeev Matvey

- Russian Championship U19 2018, (Voronezh) - 2nd place in the team

- Russian Championship U19 2019, (Lipetsk) - 2nd place

Denisova Lada

- Russian Championship U19 2018, (Voronezh) - 2 bronze medals in the team

Shpolyanskaya Valeria

- Russian Championship U19

Gordenkova Victoria

- Russian Championship U19 2018, (Voronezh) - 3rd place in the team

Zotov Danila

- Russian Championship U19 2019, (Lipetsk) - 3rd place

Fedoseev Boris

- Russian Championship U19 2019, (Lipetsk) - 3rd place

Kuliy Mikhail

- Russian Championship U19 2019, (Lipetsk) - 3rd place

Crossbow shooting:

Shchedrin Sergey

- World Championship: 4-time World Champion 2000-2004

- Europe championship: 7-time European champion 2001-2003, 2005

Lapin Victor

- Europe championship 2005, Moscow, 1st place

Shishorin Yuri

- World Junior Championships 2014, Frankfurt am Main (Germany) 2nd place, 3rd place

Nikolaeva Daria

- World Junior Championships 2015, Ulan-Ude (Mongolia) 3rd place

Simashev Fedor

- Europe championship

- Russian Championship U23

- European Championship

- European Cup 2018, (Croatia) - 2nd place in the team

- World Cup

- World Cup 2018, (Czech Republic) - 3rd place

- Cup of Russia 2019, (Stavropol) - 2nd place

Popov Artyom

- Europe championship 2016, Zurich (Switzerland) 2nd place in the team

- Russian championship 2018, (Volokolamsk) - 3rd place

- Russian championship 2018, (Ulyanovsk) - 1st place

- European Championship 2018, (Estonia) - 3rd place in the team

- European Cup

- World Cup 2018, (Czech Republic) - 2nd place

Kochetova Lolita

- Europe championship 2016, Zurich (Switzerland) 4th place in the team

- Russian championship 2018, (Volokolamsk) - 2nd place

- Europe championship 2018, (Estonia) - 3rd place in the team

- World Cup 2018, (Croatia) - 3rd place in the team

- Cup of Russia 2019, (Stavropol) - 2nd place and 3rd place

Klimova Olga

- Russian championship 2018, (Volokolamsk) - 1st place

- Russian championship 2018, (Ulyanovsk) - 1 gold, 1 bronze

- Europe championship 2018, (Estonia) - 3rd place

- European Cup 2018, (Croatia) - silver and bronze in the team

- World Cup final 2018, (Eagle) - 3rd place

- Cup of Russia 2019, (Stavropol) - 1st place

Lapina Dana

- Russian Championship among juniors under 23 years old 2018, (Volokolamsk) - 3rd place

Ponomarenko Daria

- Russian Championship among girls under 18 years old

Gryukan Yaroslav

- Russian Championship among boys under 18 years old2018, (Volokolamsk) - 3rd place

Klimova Anastasia

- Cup of Russia 2019, (Stavropol) - 3rd place

Sambo:

Kharitonova Anna

- 1st European Olympic Games 2015, Baku (Azerbaijan) 1st place

- World Championship 2015, Casablanca (Morocco) 3rd place

- World Championship 2016, Sofia (Bulgaria) 2nd place

Valova Anastasia

- World Championship 2015, Casablanca (Morocco) 1st place

- World Championship 2016, Sofia (Bulgaria) 1st place

- Europe championship 2017, Minsk (Republic of Belarus) 1st place

- Russian championship 2018, (Khabarovsk) - 2nd place

- Europe championship 2018, (Greece) - 1st place

- Cup of Russia 2018, (Kstovo) - 1st place

- Russian championship 2019, (Kstovo) - 3rd place

World Cup "Memorial A. Kharlampiev" 2019 (Moscow) - 1st place

Neganov Maxim

- European Championship 2004, Siauliai (Lithuania) 1st place

European Championship 2005, Moscow (Russia) 3rd place

Mikheeva Anastasia

- World Championships among boys and girls 2014, Seoul (Korea) 3rd place

- European Championship among boys and girls 2015, Novi Sad (Serbia) 1st place

Korczak Ana

- European Junior Championships 2017, Prague (Czech Republic) 2nd place

- Russian Championship U23 2018, (Kstovo) - 3rd place

- Russian Championship U20 2018, (Orenburg) - 3rd place

- Cup of Russia 2018, (Kstovo) - 3rd place

Tsaturyan Shoghik

-Cup of Russia 2018 (Kstovo) - 2nd place

- Russian championship 2019, (Kstovo) - 3rd place

Sterpu Yuri

- Russian Championship U23 2018, (Kstovo) - 1st place

- European Cup 2018, (Spain) - 2nd place

The corresponding decision is recorded in the order of the Russian Ministry of Sports. The status of the Olympic reserve was assigned to the department artistic gymnastics SSHOR "Korolev" in 2010. Status must be confirmed once every four years. For confirmation, it is necessary that athletes be part of the Russian national team, take part in the Championships of Russia and become their winners and prize-winners. In addition, the department must include athletes-candidates for master of sports, master of sports and master of sports of international class, as well as coaches of the highest category.

The Royal Department of Artistic Gymnastics, which was opened in the city back in 1961, meets all these criteria.

Today there are five trainers working at the department, three of them are of the highest category. Among more than 160 athletes there is one master of sports of international class, two masters of sports, seven candidates for master of sports, three athletes have 1 category and 140 have a general category.

Athletes of the department are annually included in the national teams of the Moscow region and the Central Federal District, and receive the Moscow Region Governor's Award for sports merits. One of the department’s students, Muhammadjon Yakubov, is a candidate for the Russian national artistic gymnastics team.

The school's gymnasts have many awards for victories in championships, cups and championships not only in the Moscow region, but also in Russia.

The sports school of the Olympic reserve "Youth of Moscow" for fencing "Burevestnik" operates on the basis of the USC "Iskra" in a specialized hall (36 x 18), equipped with special equipment. The school has locker rooms with showers and toilets, a trainer's room, locker rooms for coaches, a weapons workshop and a teaching room. The school is rich in good sports traditions. Pupils of the Olympic Reserve Sports School have repeatedly become winners and prize-winners of the Olympic Games, World and European Championships, All-Russian and Moscow competitions. The school has repeatedly become a laureate of the competition for the best department of the Youth Sports School and Sports School of Russia.

The school is attended by about three hundred boys and girls living in the North-Eastern administrative district. A variety of cultural and sports activities are carried out with children at school. During the holidays (summer and winter) sports and recreational camps are held.
The school employs 20 experienced fencing coaches. Of these, four are Honored Trainers of Russia, three are Honored Masters of Sports, and fifteen have the highest category.
Director of the Olympic Reserve Sports School - Honored Coach of Russia Ilyaskina Anna Viktorovna, Deputy Director - Dankina Daria Andreevna, instructor-methodologist - Dzakhova Marianna Kazbekovna, instructor-methodologist - Kamalova Antonina Kamilovna, doctor - Shenaeva Olga Igorevna

Rules for admission to the sports school of the Olympic reserve "Youth of Moscow" for fencing "Burevestnik"

Admission of girls and boys to the Olympic reserve sports school is carried out at the age of 8-9 years through the public services portal https://pgu.mos.ru/ in the presence of the following documents:

• Identity document of the applicant
• Power of attorney executed in the prescribed manner (upon application by an authorized person)
• Contract for the provision of sports services
• A certificate from a pediatrician with the wording “the child can engage in fencing in sports school»
• A copy of the birth certificate or a copy of the passport of a minor citizen
• Copy of health insurance policy
• the athlete's classification book (in case of enrollment in training stage, improvement stage sportsmanship, highest sportsmanship)
• When entering school, you must pass standards for general physical fitness.
• Before starting practical exercises, you must undergo initial safety training from the school trainer.

Telephone: 8-499-181-53-80

School history

In 1949, Matsukevich Lev Petrovich founded the fencing department at the comprehensive secondary school. The department worked in a small wooden pavilion at the Burevestnik stadium on Samara Lane, where the Olimpiysky Sports Complex is currently located. Among Lev Petrovich's students: Olympic champion Mark Rakita, silver medalist of the World Championship Valery Zhitny.

In January 1967, the school was awarded Olympic reserve status. The assignment of honorary status is the result of the work of the coaching team that emerged during that period. The school was taught by senior coach V.A. Ganson; trainers Pylnov I.G., Sycheva M.R., Morozov A.G., Kharkhalup V.S., Orlov A.A., Didenko V.M., Antipova A.P., Skorlupin G.V. It is worth noting that among the students of this coaching team there were winners of all-Union and international competitions Ilyin V., Zhulev S., Erfilova N., Glazov O., Vyazov A., Fomenko B., Ermolaev V., world championship winner Peter Rensky, European champion Martin Rensky. One of the outstanding graduates of the school is a student of coach Igor Grigorievich Pylnov, Olympic champion Mikhail Burtsev.

Since 1976, the main base of the school has been the Iskra educational and sports complex.

Since July 2006 the school has been government agency additional education for sports-oriented children as part of the physical education and sports association “Youth of Moscow”.

Currently, more than 300 students are studying at the school, of which 207 are mass athletes, 32 are first-class athletes. sports category, 41 - candidate master of sports, 16 masters of sports, 5 international masters of sports and 1 honored master of sports.

On Olympic Games 2008 in Beijing, a student of the school Victoria Nikishina won gold award foil team tournament. At the 2012 Olympic Games in London, foil fencer Aida Shanaeva won a silver medal.

Since 2009, an Olympic training center has been established at the school. The TsOP athletes have won 86 medals from world and European championships, including 33 gold medals. In 2018, school students took part in world and European championships, as well as in the IV Summer Russian Youth Spartakiad, where they won 7 gold, 1 silver and 6 bronze awards.

The first years of a child’s life should run parallel to his first steps in sports - this is the only way he will grow up strong, healthy and resilient. If a boy or girl with early years well-built, active and interested sports games, study in the section, achieve concrete success, parents need to solve the problem of the child’s further development. Perhaps someone likes the path professional athlete, but for some, gymnastics will remain a childhood hobby. In the first case, it’s worth thinking about how to get into the school of children’s and youth Olympic reserves?

Olympic reserve schools in Russia

Sports rehabilitation coaches and doctors are trained in special educational institutions. Olympic reserve? What is the role of such educational institutions in the development of sports in modern Russia?

The Olympic Reserve School (SDUSSHOR) is an institution whose main activity is training athletes. After all big sport also constantly needs staff.

It should be noted that the cycle of classes at the Sports and Youth Sports School is designed to combine general education disciplines and sports activities. Because of this, studying and training take up a significant portion of children's time. According to today's memories Olympic champions Russia, their youth was not like the life of ordinary children, since instead of ordinary fun and games, future athletes trained and persistently moved towards Olympus. Sport is a world that requires great dedication and incredible effort on the way to medals.

Sports schools in Moscow

Sports schools of the Moscow Olympic reserve are caring for good health and further successes younger generation. These allow young talents to develop and achieve success in their studies and work in adulthood. Moscow is proud of its sports institutions.

Nowadays, young Muscovites go in for sports not only because of fashion, but also to obtain athletic results, because great success is based on a healthy lifestyle. A little person has the opportunity to turn not only into a professional athlete, but also to become a self-sufficient and multifaceted personality. For the current year sports facilities Moscow provides the opportunity to engage in the following sports:

• artistic sports;
• intellectual;
• dynamic, power types sports

The capital, more than other cities, provides the opportunity for children to develop according to their abilities and desires. Don't miss such opportunities.

Child's age

When deciding how to get into an Olympic reserve school, do not forget about a number of nuances for your child. Unlike a general education school, you need to enter the SDYUSSHOR not at a certain age, but depending on the type of sport. You can become a school student at the age of 5-7 years. More early age admission may be harmful to the physical condition of the child, and an older one may be late. The exact number of years for admission to a sports school is determined by the physiology and intellectual development of each individual child.

Adult Responsibility

Adults should think about when and how to enroll in an Olympic reserve school. Democracy and respect for children's rights do not hide the fact that a child is not yet able to make important decisions, he is not able to understand who he should be, what exactly a little person would like to devote his future life to. No matter how much parents want the child to decide his own destiny, they must take full responsibility for his future.

Before your child enters an Olympic reserve school, you need to finally decide on such prospects - is there a physical basis, is your child ready for such a rhythm of life. Understand that it’s easy to ruin a person’s life by raising a mediocre athlete, but it’s also bad not to see the prospect of a champion.

Make no mistake!

One thing is for sure - parents should not fulfill their unfulfilled dreams and desires through their child. The leading criterion for enrolling a child in a sports school should be his level of motivation and a genuine desire to be in the field of sports. How to get into the Olympic reserve school will be decided by the parents, but the child will have to study.

Even the slightest sign of doubt that professional sports will be too much of a burden for your child, which he does not want to turn into physical exercise into the leading occupation in life, it is better to stop. You can just limit yourself to visiting standard sports section, and study in a regular secondary school. This solution will also support healthy image life and receive good results in non-professional sports.

Selection for the Olympic Reserve School

How to get to the Olympic reserve school? To be enrolled in an Olympic reserve school, your son (daughter) must have a number of specific qualities:

• be in good physical shape;
• to be persistent (persistent) in character and hardy (hardy);
• do not suffer from chronic diseases;
• have a serious desire to engage in the chosen direction in sports.

The appearance of the first sporting success The child will have a big advantage when enrolled in this special institution. As the lives of young athletes show, it is competitions at various levels that allow school teachers to choose the most talented and promising children.

Paid training

Today, no one will be surprised by the news about paid services in the field of education. What previously seemed impossible and indecent is now becoming commonplace. It should be noted that now in some Olympic reserve schools it is possible to attend classes on a paid basis. This allows promising children who do not have serious athletic abilities to study and attend training.

Parents must be aware that paid education does not reduce the requirements for the level of health and intensity of education. For school teachers, these are ordinary children.

Documents for admission

To enter the Sports and Youth Sports School you need to collect a standard package of documents:

• an application requesting admission of a child to an Olympic reserve school;
• a copy of the birth certificate;
• medical certificate;
• photocopy of the medical policy;
• photographs - 4 pcs.

From this list of documents, parents should draw Special attention for a medical certificate about the general level At the first doubts the doctor has about the baby’s health, it is better to abandon the idea of ​​​​enrolling in an Olympic reserve school. The loads in the Sports and Youth Sports School are significant, and it is very easy to break the weak physical condition of a small athlete. Parents will hear the same words from admissions officers.

In addition to documents, children must pass a physical fitness exam.

How to get to the Olympic reserve school in Moscow? There are no particular differences for the capital, just the scale is larger. There are more schools, their level is higher, up to being famous throughout the country and even throughout the world. This is the positive side of Moscow. Disadvantage: more requirements, tougher competition.

The fencing sports school in Vladikavkaz is now included in a separate list of physical education and sports organizations that train athletes and use the word “Olympic” in their name. The corresponding order was signed by the Russian Ministry of Sports.

As the Minister of Physical Culture and Sports Khasan Baroev noted at a meeting of the Government of North Ossetia–Asia, at the beginning of the year this facility was removed from the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Education. "Already on next year upon receipt of subsidies, the school will have the right to financial assistance, including the purchase of equipment, and it is far from cheap for fencers. This is already the tenth school in the republic that has received such status. In principle, all existing basic sports have already received the status of an Olympic reserve school. There are others for which we apply, but, unfortunately, for one reason or another there are not enough points to obtain the status,” Baroev explained.

At the meeting, a proposal was voiced to name the fencing school after one of the champions - Larisa Tsagaraeva, Aida Shanaeva or others. A decision on this issue is currently under discussion.

Catalan from Ossetia

11-year-old Alexander, the son of one of the first FIFA agents in Russia, Robert MALIEV, plays at the Football Academy in Catalonia. By the way, all three sons in the Maliev family are seriously interested in football. “SO” wrote about this in the issue of July 17, 2015.

This season, Alexander scored his team's first goal in the tournament. And in the last season he scored more than 40 goals, including 3 against the guys from Barcelona. Maliev Club ranks 21st in the ranking among 140 football schools Catalonia.

As Ossetia News learned, the family has been living in Spain for the last five years. Several years ago, Alexander began playing football, and now he plays for the Escuela de fútbol Gavà team, in which he plays against students from the academies of the Catalan giants - Barcelona, ​​Espanyol and others.

Good game young football player attracted interest from other Catalan teams, including Espanyol, but Alexander still prefers to remain in his club.

"Usually for good players There is constant monitoring by scouts from top clubs. Alexander received offers from other clubs, since last season he was among top scorers in its category. He was constantly included in the tour team in his club,” relatives of the young football player told Ossetia News.