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27: 304: 1319: 1329: 1307: 225:). Children live, study and receive advanced sports training there. Sports boarding schools can be either one-sport-oriented or multisports. In those schools children spend most of their time off studying practicing sports or perfecting certain skills. In 1989 all sports boarding schools were converted to schools of Olympic Reserve, UOR ( 246:: there were separate groups for Second-Class Junior Sportsmen, First-Class Junior Sportsmen, Second-Class Sportsmen, First-Class Sportsmen, Candidates for Master of Sports of the USSR, Masters of Sports of the USSR. Term of study in each group was one to two years, with different sports normatives applied in each year. 242:
school for the selection during lessons in an ordinary school, or they could come for the selection on their own initiative. In accordance with specifics of different sports disciplines, the age of children and youth admitted into a sports school was between 8 and 14. Groups were organized according to
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In 2005 some 4,951 sports schools and DYuKFPs functioned in the system of education and in the system of Rossport. To the former belonged 2,944 institutions of physical culture and sports education: 1,917 sports schools, 464 Specialized sports schools of the Olympic Reserve, 556 DYuKFPs and 7 centers
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Sports schools, especially the Olympic reserve ones have been in the spotlight of several scandals related to child abuse. In their strive to get the best out of children, a lot of coaches resort to verbal abuse as well as severe and sometimes sadistic physical punishments. The situation is even
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Sports schools were compatible with the administrative division of the country: there were District, City, Oblast, Central, Republican sports schools. To enter sports school, a child could have a recommendation from one's secondary school; children were also invited to come into a certain sports
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By 1971 there were 3,813 sports schools in the USSR, with some 1.3 million children and youth training there. These included 2,434 schools with one million attendees under the jurisdiction of the system of education and 1,245 schools with 340,000 attendees functioning in the system of sports
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and their state equivalents could be considered as a sports school. Residential programs for Football and Basketball would take in teenage students on yearly scholarships that involved sporting and education requirements. Players to have gone through this system include
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for physical culture. Only sports schools of the system of education were attended by some 2 million children and youth, and they had more than 13,000 departments in 122 sports disciplines. Rossport institutions were attended by some one million young athletes.
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and other cities of the USSR; they were created and functioned on the basis of regulations, approved by the Central Soviet of Sports Societies and Organizations of the USSR. By the 1940s dozens of schools functioned in the USSR by
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converted to a sports high school from a general high school. It is common for these schools to not be fully selective. Up to half their enrolment is reserved for local students who are not part of the sports programs.
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Separate from these were two national sports universities under government operation: the Leningrad and Moscow Sports Institutes, which were the major sports institutions for adult level national athletes.
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At the present time some 3,000 sports schools exist in the People's Republic of China, including full-time ones, and this system is essentially based on the powerful system of sports schools of the USSR.
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Another disadvantage of this system is that much more attention is paid to sports than school education. Sports boarding schools of Olympic reserve received the sarcastic nickname "hit-and-run" (
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who both attended at age 17 and went on to represent Australia in their respective sports at an international level. The gymnastics program took in even younger students, which included
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the state education system controls 7 selective sports schools, with qualifying sports students coming in from much further distances than the usual local student catchment areas.
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in Russia passed through difficult times, but managed to retain the network of sports schools, and Physical Training Clubs (DYuKFP) were created in addition to them.
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Soviet experience of mass children and youth sports education was applied by Eastern Europe an countries, in particular East Germany, where they were called
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Aside of regular sports schools and specialized schools of Olympic Reserve, there are also schools of higher sports mastery (
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worse in sports boarding schools where parents exercise little control and children are fully under the coaches' authority.
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success from Soviet sports schools. They are also found in Asia, in countries such as Singapore, Malaysia and Australia.
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Theoretical foundations and organization of athlete training (Теоретические основы и организация подготовки спортсменов)
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Theoretical foundations and organization of athlete training (Теоретические основы и организация подготовки спортсменов)
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Before 1989 in the Soviet Union existed a network of regional boarding schools of sports profile (
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in 1951, Specialized Children and Youth (Sports) Schools of the Olympic Reserve (
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societies. And by 1991, some 6,000 sports schools functioned in the USSR.
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There are a number of sports schools in Asian countries. These include
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The system of sports schools was founded in the 1930s. In 1934,
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Sports school (disambiguation)

Sevastopol
Russian
Soviet Union
Eastern Bloc
East Germany
People's Republic of China
Nikolai Andrianov
Nellie Kim
Alexander Popov
Viktor Krovopuskov
Vladislav Tretiak
Valeri Kharlamov
Anatoly Alyabyev
Sergey Bubka
Olympic
Young Pioneers Stadium
Moscow
Dynamo sports society
sports societies
Leningrad
Dynamo sports society
Spartak sports society
CDKA
OSOAVIAKHIM
Great Patriotic War
International Olympic Committee
Russian
Olympic sports

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