Sports Institute Malakhovka. Moscow State Academy of Physical Culture (MGAFK)

About the university

In May 2006, the 75th anniversary of the Academy was celebrated as an educational institution that trains specialists in the field of physical education and sports. With the opening in 1931 of the department of physical education in the Moscow Regional Pedagogical College, the path of numerous transformations began, the crown of which was the current Moscow state academy physical culture. We will try to acquaint you with individual pages of its glorious historical past.

The estate of the writer Nikolai Dmitrievich Teleshov was assigned to the pedagogical college.
N.D. Teleshov, in his declining years, will say about his generation: “We were contemporaries of a great social upsurge, and on all paths of life we ​​tried to support and support this upsurge, did not let the fire go out and, to the best of our ability, laid stone after stone in a common building, in a common building, like no matter how modest the strength of each of us ... We believed in the power of the unity of labor ... " In his autobiography, he notes: "... Maybe from the ancestors "..." the confidence is alive in me that without freedom there is no no real happiness real life neither for man, nor for mankind". In the book of memoirs "Notes of a Writer" the best personality traits and talents of N. D. Teleshov were affected: his modesty, friendly observation, love of literature and fellow writers ... Summing up his life, he proudly said: "... to be a Russian writer, in spite of everything, is a great happiness in life."

N.D. Teleshov was predominantly a novelist. His realistic stories are distinguished by ordinary plots (without sharp turns and intricate moves in the development of the plot), restraint, outwardly dispassionate manner of narration.

Writer, literary and public figure N.D. Teleshov in 1897 settled in two storey building in Swedish style with large terraces and balconies, with a flower garden that reaches the lake. A native Muscovite, he inherited the best features of a typical Moscow resident: hospitality, cordiality, ease of handling, sincere openness, and a penchant for charity.

His hospitable house often gathered young poets, writers, artists, artists, including: A.P. Chekhov, A.M. Gorky, I.A. Bunina, Vl. Mayakovsky, S. Yesenin, F.I. Chaliapin, S.V. Rachmaninov, V.I. Nemirovich-Danchenko, A.M. Vasnetsova, I.I. Levitan (materials about them are stored in the library of the Academy). Such an abundance of eminent persons could hardly ever be met at the same time in any other place and, moreover, in such a comradely-family atmosphere. Here they had fun in a dacha way: they played tennis, rode boats, and in the evenings they sang, talked, played funny "word" games.

The Teleshovs loved their Malakhovka and did a lot for her. At their expense, the Bykovskaya rural hospital and a school were built. Their enthusiasm was transferred, apparently, to those around them. It was they who became the first reason that reached out to Malakhovka creative intelligentsia capitals, that local dachas were predominantly inhabited by actors, writers, and artists. But not just a "exit" place became a station near Moscow, but, as it were, a real summer artistic capital- hence the flourishing of the Summer Theater, the creation of the first rural gymnasium and much more.

Significantly increased the best cultural traditions of Teleshov educational establishments located on the site of the former estate of N.D. Teleshova.

On October 16, 1929, the Decree of the Central Committee of the All-Union Communist Party of Bolsheviks was adopted, by which the state of physical education in the country was recognized as unsatisfactory and it was proposed to the relevant authorities in as soon as possible correct this situation.

Moscow Regional College of Physical Culture
In pursuance of this Decree, the Moscow Regional Executive Committee and the Moscow Department of Public Education in May 1931 decided to organize a pedagogical college located in former estate Teleshova, department of physical education. The first enrollment of students was only 60 boys and girls.

However, such a small department could not solve the problem of training specialists in physical culture for the Moscow region (especially teachers and instructors).

In 1933, the Pedagogical College was transformed into the Moscow Regional College of Physical Culture. Antipov. It included the Moscow Evening College of Physical Culture. In order to train future teachers of the technical school, a special study group with an extended period of study. Its graduates subsequently formed the backbone of the teaching staff.

The first review of sports skills of students took place in 1934 at the 1st Spartakiad of institutes and technical schools of physical culture. He won first place in the team event, the delegation of the technical school won the challenge Red Banner and received a bonus of 10 thousand rubles. Subsequently, students of the technical school, as a rule, became winners of such competitions. Since 1935, the technical school has been participating in the all-Moscow parade of athletes as an independent column.

In January 1935, the technical school was militarized. A combat battalion is formed from the personnel, higher military training is introduced for young men and insignia for command personnel from among teachers and students. Since April, all personnel have been transferred to the camp. By order of the regiment of the Moscow Proletarian Division, students of the technical school are thanked for exemplary proficiency. The appeal of the country's leadership to young people to master defense specialties found a wide response among the students. large group students graduated with honors from paratrooper courses at the Ukhtomsky flying club. The technical school holds competitions in grenade throwing and shooting.

Social competition develops the best group resulting in a significant improvement in overall performance. Students make a collective decision to stop smoking and strictly adhere to it. The students are equipping a football field, an athletics track, playgrounds, and training facilities are being repaired.

In 1937, enrollment in the technical school increased to 215 people, courses "Spartak" were opened. By qualification teaching staff, the level of educational, military-patriotic and sports work the technical school becomes a recognized leader in the country among secondary specialized educational institutions.

In 1939, in connection with the events in Poland and the Finnish company, part of the teachers and a group of student activists were drafted into the Red Army. From the command of the military units in which they served, the technical school received many thanks. The Finnish company put forward the task of significantly improving the skiing training of students before the technical school. A ski battalion is formed from the personnel of the technical school.

With the beginning of the Great Patriotic War in the summer and autumn of 1941 practically all the young students and 90% of the male teachers are drafted into the actual army. The rest are being mobilized for the labor front to build a protective zone around Moscow. Almost all the premises and territory of the technical school are occupied by military units. A technical school of physical education is transferred to Malakhovka from Ruza, Moscow Region.

Despite the difficult war years, educational process continues in college. The terms of study are reduced to two years. In 1942, only 16 specialists graduated from the technical school. Transferred here in the same year preparatory department GTSOLIFKa.

In 1944, the military units stationed here vacate the premises of the technical school. This makes it possible to carry out larger set students (about 200 people).

In 1945, teachers and students were demobilized from the army and returned to the technical school. Many of them received government awards, including posthumously ... Students, together with teachers, spend large repair work in the buildings of the technical school, fuel and vegetables are harvested.

In 1946, the technical school again occupies a leading position in sports, having won the first team place in the All-Union Spartakiad of institutes and technical schools of physical culture. Enrollment in the technical school becomes a record: 300 students join its ranks. The educational institution is again switching to a 3-year term of study. German prisoners of war continue to complete the hostel.

During the period of its activity, the technical school has trained about three thousand specialists - organizers of physical education in the teams of Moscow and the Moscow region.

Students of the technical school in a number of sports exceeded 26 world records! In 1955, on the basis of the technical school, the Republican educational and sports base began to function, where the combined teams of the RSFSR were trained.

The task set by the Party and the Government for Soviet sport to achieve a leading position in the international sports arena required the massive development of youth sports, and, above all, the training of qualified coaching staff.

Central School of Coaches of the RSFSR Moscow Regional state institute physical education

In 1960, the Central School of Coaches of the RSFSR was opened on the basis of the Moscow Regional College of Physical Education. Thus, a unique educational, scientific and sports complex is being created in Malakhovka (Republican training sports base and the Central School of Coaches). Future trainers, along with mastering theoretical foundations training sessions, had the opportunity not only to observe on a daily basis, but also to participate in the educational and training process of the Russian national teams, to learn the coaching craft from the country's leading coaches. Many CST graduates received world fame. Here are just some of their names: Vyacheslav Vedenin, Alexander Zavyalov (cross-country skiing), Viktor Kapitonov (cycling), Nikolai Shmakov (classical wrestling), Igor Chislenko, Eduard Streltsov (football), Vladimir Petrov, Vladimir Konovalenko (hockey) and a number of others.

An excellent combination of theoretical and practical teachers at the Central School of Technology made it possible to open a sports department here already in 1964, and in 1968 a branch of the Smolensk GIFK. Anatoly Dorofeevich Soldatov was appointed director of the branch, having invested a lot of work in the formation of this educational institution, in the development of its material base.

In 1976, the branch was transformed into the Moscow Regional State Institute of Physical Culture, an outstanding athlete and scientist Arkady Nikitich Vorobyov was appointed its rector. The subsequent period is characterized by activation scientific activity, sports work. A significant part of highly qualified athletes, many of whom later became outstanding coaches, acquire professional knowledge at the institute. Suffice it to say that students and graduates of the university won more than 250 medals at the Olympic Games, World and European Championships, more than 40 graduates became honored coaches of the USSR and the Russian Federation.

In 1994, according to the results of state certification, the institute was granted the status of an Academy.

Stages of development of the educational institution:
1931 - Department of Physical Education of the Pedagogical College;
1933 - Moscow regional technical school of physical culture;
1955 - Republican educational and sports base;
1960 - Central Coaches School;
1964 - Sports Department of the Smolensk State Institute of Physical Culture;
1968 - Malakhov branch of the Smolensk State Institute of Physical Culture;
1976 - Moscow Regional State Institute of Physical Culture;
1994 - Moscow State Academy of Physical Culture (MGAFK).

During the period of activity of the academy and its predecessors, more than 14 thousand specialists in the field of physical culture and sports were trained.
Postgraduate students, applicants, employees defended 242 dissertations for the degree of doctor (candidate) of sciences.
Teachers, students, graduates 826 times climbed the podium at the Olympic Games, World and European Championships; won 92 gold medals at the Olympic Games.

List of students, graduate students, graduates and teachers of the Academy of Champions and prize-winners of the Olympic Games, World and Europe.

Behind outstanding success in their work, graduates, graduate students, employees were awarded honorary titles Honored trainer, doctor, physical culture worker (USSR, RSFSR, RF).

Currently, 174 teachers are training specialists, 60.9% of whom have a degree and / or academic title.
Professor N.D. Graevskaya, V.S. Fomin, Yu.F. Udalov, V.G. Petrukhin, G.S. Demeter, Yu.I. Smirnov, N.L. Semikolennykh, V.P. Kubatkin, R.A. Piloyan, A.D. Ermakov, A.N. Vorobyov, I.N. Resheten, A.V. Sakhno made a great contribution to the development of domestic science, the training of scientific personnel, highly qualified specialists in physical culture and sports. The results of the scientific, sports work of the staff of the Academy and its predecessors are eloquently evidenced by high achievements teachers themselves, students and graduates in big sport, in pedagogical activity, scientific research. Their names and scientific works known throughout the sports world.

The academy has 2433 students, including 1040 full-time students.

The Academy is located in the ecologically clean holiday village of Malakhovka near Moscow, on the banks of the picturesque Malakhovskoye Lake and the Makedonka River, where it occupies an area of ​​12.3 hectares. The area of ​​educational and laboratory buildings of the Academy per one full-time student is 17.3 square meters. m. The material and technical base of the academy provides all types of statutory activities of the academy.
The educational base of the academy is widely used for the educational and training process of children's and youth sports schools, sports sections, health groups, pre-university training of schoolchildren, classes with which are conducted mainly by teachers and students of the university.

All types of provision paid services population are carried out by the Educational and Sports Center (USTS) of the Moscow State Academy of Physical Culture in accordance with the Regulations approved by the Academic Council of the Academy of September 30, 1997, Protocol No. 22.

Pages of our history...
In 2008, Igor Moiseev turned 102 years old. His name is listed in the Guinness Book of Records for creative longevity and record number staged works: there are 300 of them.
And it began like this: shortly before the creation of the ensemble folk dance, which arose in 1937, Moiseev suddenly begins to put on festive sports parades. Once he was approached by athletes from the Malakhov Physical Education College, who annually sent applications for participation in parades, but were refused.

Moiseev took up the Malakhovites and created a composition for them, keeping within not fifteen minutes provided to the provincial technical school, but seven. But these were seven minutes of such strength, dynamics and energy that the composition made a splash. The next year, Moiseev lined up sports organizations with a request to prepare performances for the parade.

Moiseev is soon informed that Stalin is interested: "Who prepared them?" When the name of Moiseev is called, Stalin orders that Moiseev also train athletes from the institute named after him (now the Russian State University physical culture, sports and tourism). Could Moiseev argue with Stalin? He put on the number "If there is war tomorrow."

Thanks to Stalin, Moiseev managed to get a room for the ensemble, into which the Moiseevites moved in shortly before the war, - Concert hall them. Tchaikovsky. They work here to this day.

In June 2016, the 85th anniversary of the Academy was celebrated as an educational institution that trains specialists in the field of physical culture and sports. With the opening in 1931 of the department of physical education in the Moscow Regional Pedagogical College, the path of numerous transformations began, the crown of which was the current Moscow State Academy of Physical Culture. We will try to acquaint you with individual pages of its glorious historical past.

The estate of the writer Nikolai Dmitrievich Teleshov was assigned to the pedagogical college.
N.D. Teleshov, in his declining years, will say about his generation: “We were contemporaries of a great social upsurge, and on all paths of life we ​​tried to support and support this upsurge, did not let the fire go out and, to the best of our ability, laid stone after stone in a common building, in a common building, like no matter how modest the strength of each of us ... We believed in the power of the unity of labor ... " In his autobiography, he notes: "... Maybe from the ancestors "..." the confidence is alive in me that without freedom there is no no real happiness, no real life, either for man or for mankind." In the book of memoirs "Notes of a Writer" the best personality traits and talents of N. D. Teleshov were reflected: his modesty, friendly observation, love of literature and fellow writers ... Summing up his life, he proudly said: "... to be Russian writer, in spite of everything - there is great happiness in life.

N.D. Teleshov was predominantly a novelist. His realistic stories are distinguished by ordinary plots (without sharp turns and intricate moves in the development of the plot), restraint, and an outwardly impassive manner of narration.

Writer, literary and public figure N.D. Teleshov in 1897 settled in a two-storey Swedish-style house with large terraces and balconies, with a flower garden reaching the lake. A native Muscovite, he inherited the best features of a typical Moscow resident: hospitality, cordiality, ease of handling, sincere openness, and a penchant for charity.

His hospitable house often gathered young poets, writers, artists, artists, including: A.P. Chekhov, A.M. Gorky, I.A. Bunina, Vl. Mayakovsky, S. Yesenin, F.I. Chaliapin, S.V. Rachmaninov, V.I. Nemirovich-Danchenko, A.M. Vasnetsova, I.I. Levitan (materials about them are stored in the library of the Academy). Such an abundance of eminent persons could hardly ever be met at the same time in any other place and, moreover, in such a comradely-family atmosphere. Here they had fun in a dacha way: they played tennis, rode boats, and in the evenings they sang, talked, played funny "word" games.

The Teleshovs loved their Malakhovka and did a lot for her. At their expense, the Bykovskaya rural hospital and a school were built. Their enthusiasm was transferred, apparently, to those around them. It was they who became the first reason that the creative intelligentsia of the capital reached out to Malakhovka, that local dachas were predominantly inhabited by actors, writers, and artists. But not just a "exit" place became a station near Moscow, but, as it were, a real summer artistic capital - hence the flourishing of the Summer Theater, the creation of the first rural gymnasium, and much more.

The best cultural traditions of Teleshov were significantly increased by educational institutions located on the site of the former estate of N.D. Teleshova.

On October 16, 1929, the Decree of the Central Committee of the All-Union Communist Party of Bolsheviks was adopted, by which the state of physical education in the country was recognized as unsatisfactory and the relevant authorities were asked to correct this situation as soon as possible.

In pursuance of this Decree, the Moscow Regional Executive Committee and the Moscow Department of Public Education in May 1931 decided to organize a department of physical education in the pedagogical college located in the former Teleshov estate. The first enrollment of students was only 60 boys and girls.

However, such a small department could not solve the problem of training specialists in physical culture for the Moscow region (especially teachers and instructors).

In 1933, the Pedagogical College was transformed into the Moscow Regional College of Physical Culture. Antipov. In order to train future teachers of the technical school, a special training group with an extended period of study is being created in it. Its graduates subsequently formed the backbone of the teaching staff.

The first review of sports skills of students took place in 1934 at the 1st Spartakiad of institutes and technical schools of physical culture. Having won first place in the team event, the delegation of the technical school won the challenge Red Banner and received a bonus of 10 thousand rubles. Subsequently, students of the technical school, as a rule, became winners of such competitions. Since 1935, the technical school has been participating in the all-Moscow parade of athletes as an independent column.

In January 1935, the technical school was militarized. A combat battalion is formed from the personnel, military training is introduced for young men and insignia for command personnel from among teachers and students. Since April, all personnel have been transferred to the camp. By order of the regiment of the Moscow Proletarian Division, students of the technical school are thanked for exemplary proficiency. The appeal of the country's leadership to young people to master defense specialties found a wide response among the students. A large group of students graduated with honors from paratrooper courses at the Ukhtomsky flying club. The technical school holds competitions in grenade throwing and shooting.

Social competition for the best group is developing, as a result, overall academic performance is significantly increased. Students make a collective decision to stop smoking and strictly adhere to it. The students are equipping a football field, an athletics track, playgrounds, and training facilities are being repaired.

In 1937, enrollment in the technical school increased to 215 people, courses "Spartak" were opened. According to the qualifications of the teaching staff, the level of educational, military-patriotic and sports work, the technical school becomes a recognized leader in the country among secondary specialized educational institutions.

In 1939, in connection with the events in Poland and the Finnish company, part of the teachers and a group of student activists were drafted into the Red Army. From the command of the military units in which they served, the technical school received many thanks. The Finnish company put forward the task of significantly improving the skiing training of students before the technical school. A ski battalion is formed from the personnel of the technical school.

With the beginning of the Great Patriotic War in the summer and autumn of 1941, almost all male students and 90% of male teachers were drafted into the army. The rest are being mobilized for the labor front to build a protective zone around Moscow. Almost all the premises and territory of the technical school are occupied by military units. A technical school of physical education is transferred to Malakhovka from Ruza, Moscow Region.

Despite the difficult war years, the educational process at the technical school continues. The terms of study are reduced to two years. In 1942, only 16 specialists graduated from the technical school. In the same year, the preparatory department of the GTSOLIFK was transferred here.

In 1944, the military units stationed here vacate the premises of the technical school. This makes it possible to carry out a larger enrollment of students (about 200 people).

In 1945, teachers and students were demobilized from the army and returned to the technical school. Many of which were awarded government awards. Students, together with teachers, carry out extensive repairs in the buildings of the technical school, procure fuel and vegetables.

In 1946, the technical school again occupies a leading position in sports, having won the first team place in the All-Union Spartakiad of institutes and technical schools of physical culture. Enrollment in the technical school becomes a record: 300 students join its ranks. The educational institution is again switching to a 3-year term of study. German prisoners of war continue to complete the hostel.

During the period of its activity, the technical school has trained about three thousand specialists - organizers of physical education in the teams of Moscow and the Moscow region.

Students of the technical school in a number of sports exceeded 26 world records! In 1955, on the basis of the technical school, the Republican educational and sports base began to function, where the combined teams of the RSFSR were trained.

The task set by the Party and the Government for Soviet sport to achieve a leading position in the international sports arena required the massive development of youth sports, and, above all, the training of qualified coaching staff.

Central School of Coaches of the RSFSR Moscow Regional State Institute of Physical Culture
In 1960, the Central School of Coaches of the RSFSR was opened on the basis of the Moscow Regional College of Physical Education. Thus, a unique educational, scientific and sports complex is being created in Malakhovka (Republican training sports base and the Central School of Coaches). Future coaches, along with mastering the theoretical foundations of training, had the opportunity not only to observe on a daily basis, but also to participate in the educational and training process of the Russian national teams, to learn the coaching craft from the country's leading coaches. Many graduates of the Central School of Technology have gained worldwide fame. Here are just some of their names: Vyacheslav Vedenin, Alexander Zavyalov (cross-country skiing), Viktor Kapitonov (cycling), Nikolai Shmakov (classical wrestling), Igor Chislenko, Eduard Streltsov (football), Vladimir Petrov, Vladimir Konovalenko (hockey) and a number of others.

An excellent combination of theoretical and practical teachers at the Central School of Technology made it possible to open a sports department here already in 1964, and in 1968 a branch of the Smolensk GIFK. Anatoly Dorofeevich Soldatov was appointed director of the branch, having invested a lot of work in the formation of this educational institution, in the development of its material base.

In 1976, the branch was transformed into the Moscow Regional State Institute of Physical Culture, an outstanding athlete and scientist Arkady Nikitich Vorobyov was appointed its rector. The subsequent period is characterized by the intensification of scientific activity, sports work. A significant part of highly qualified athletes, many of whom later became outstanding coaches, acquire professional knowledge at the institute. Suffice it to say that students and graduates of the university won more than 1269 medals at the Olympic Games, World and European Championships.

In 1994, according to the results of state certification, the institute was granted the status of an Academy.

Stages of development of the educational institution:
1931 - Department of Physical Education of the Pedagogical College;
1933 - Moscow regional technical school of physical culture;
1955 - Republican educational and sports base;
1960 - Central Coaches School;
1964 - Sports Department of the Smolensk State Institute of Physical Culture;
1968 - Malakhov branch of the Smolensk State Institute of Physical Culture;
1976 - Moscow Regional State Institute of Physical Culture;
1994 - Moscow State Academy of Physical Culture (MGAFK).

During the period of activity of the academy and its predecessors, more than 25 thousand specialists in the field of physical culture and sports were trained.
Postgraduate students, applicants, employees defended 10 dissertations for the degree of Doctor of Science and 281 dissertations for the degree of Candidate of Science.
Teachers, students, graduates won 158 gold medals at the Olympic, Paralympic and Deaflympics.

At present, the training of specialists is carried out by 197 teachers, 60.3% of whom have an academic degree and/or academic title.
Professor N.D. Graevskaya, V.S. Fomin, Yu.F. Udalov, V.G. Petrukhin, G.S. Demeter, Yu.I. Smirnov, V.B. Korenberg, Yu.V. Menkhin, V.P. Kubatkin, R.A. Piloyan, A.D. Ermakov, A.N. Vorobyov, I.N. Resheten, A.V. Sakhno made a great contribution to the development of domestic science, the training of scientific personnel, highly qualified specialists in physical culture and sports. The results of the scientific, sports work of the staff of the Academy and its predecessors are eloquently evidenced by the high achievements of the teachers themselves, students and graduates in professional sports, in pedagogical activities, and scientific research. Their names and scientific works are known throughout the sports world.

The academy has 2561 students, including 1340 full-time students.

The Academy is located in the ecologically clean holiday village of Malakhovka near Moscow, on the banks of the picturesque Malakhovskoye Lake and the Makedonka River, where it occupies an area of ​​11.4 hectares. The material and technical base of the academy provides all types of statutory activities of the academy.
The educational base of the academy is widely used for the training process of children's and youth sports schools, sports sections, health groups, pre-university training of schoolchildren, classes with which are conducted mainly by teachers and students of the university.

All types of provision of paid services to the population are carried out by the Educational and Sports Center (USTS) of the Moscow State Academy of Physical Culture in accordance with the Regulations.

Pages of our history...
In 2008, Igor Moiseev turned 102 years old. His name is listed in the Guinness Book of Records for creative longevity and a record number of staged works: there are 300 of them.
And it began like this: shortly before the creation of the folk dance ensemble, which arose in 1937, Moiseev suddenly began to put on festive sports parades. Once he was approached by athletes from the Malakhov Physical Education College, who annually sent applications for participation in parades, but were refused.

Moiseev took up the Malakhovites and created a composition for them, keeping within not fifteen minutes provided to the provincial technical school, but seven. But these were seven minutes of such strength, dynamics and energy that the composition made a splash. The next year, Moiseev lined up sports organizations with a request to prepare performances for the parade.

Moiseev is soon informed that Stalin is interested: "Who prepared them?" When the name of Moiseev is called, Stalin orders that Moiseev train athletes from the institute named after him (now the Russian State University of Physical Culture, Sports and Tourism). Could Moiseev argue with Stalin? He put on the number "If there is war tomorrow."

Thanks to Stalin, Moiseev managed to get a room for the ensemble, which the Moiseevites moved into shortly before the war - the Concert Hall. Tchaikovsky. They work here to this day.

Sports competitions and the Olympic Games are an integral part of people's lives in any state. And our country is no exception. IN modern world on results professional activity The athlete is influenced by those individuals about whom little is known, but on whom the career of a professional in this field largely depends.

And today we will talk about specialists who manage institutions in this area of ​​our lives.

What is sports management? What are its distinguishing features?

There is a concept in the labor market that denotes the function of a manager, administrator of a company or several enterprises. This is the definition of management. It involves managing different areas life.

Management in the sports industry is an administrative activity, the object of which is sports enterprises and associations. The leader in this area performs those functions that provide efficient work sports companies and groups of people. Therefore, the management of such organizations can be considered the subject of sports management.

Such work requires knowledge of theory and practice and special education in this area. Sports managers may have various degrees qualifications; in the course of their activities, they can solve issues of varying complexity.

But the duty of each of them is to decide the administrative, organizational and financial tasks concerning the work of athletes, so that the latter are only engaged in training and preparation for competitions.

History of the profession

Work in sports management today is extremely in demand and well paid.

This ancient profession. Its first representatives arose in ancient times when gladiator competitions were held in sports arenas. But this specialty was finally formed in the nineteenth century, when the sports industry began to develop actively, and athletes needed a person who would solve various problems. organizational matters, negotiated with enterprises, groups, associations; with representatives of funds mass media who published articles about athletes.

In the 20th century, during the existence Soviet Union, managers were performed by retired military personnel and former employees physical culture and sports. But today, for the implementation of this activity, other professionals are in demand in the labor market - younger, capable of quick adaptation and who have undergone special training in higher educational institutions.

The main functions of sports management. Required Skills

Today, this specialty has a complex structure and is divided into different types activities (depending on the sport).

Unfortunately, in Russia, management in the sports industry is only initial stage of his formation. In many other countries this area is already quite well developed.

What kind of activity does the specialty of sports management involve?

First of all, such an employee takes part in the conduct (city, regional, etc.), as well as Olympic Games and international competitions.

In addition, the sports manager himself develops and manages various sports events. And, finally, a specialist in this field participates in the selection of athletes and the creation of ticket programs, builds business plans and implements them.

Like any employee, a sports manager needs special skills to carry out his functions, for example, he should:

  1. Have an understanding of modern information technologies.
  2. Know how to speak foreign languages(for example, in English).
  3. Manage the activities of the company, a group of people.
  4. Possess knowledge in the field of marketing.
  5. Know the basic rules and laws of sports competitions in order to effectively manage this process.

To date, our country is developing a number of criteria by which it will be possible to determine the necessary professional quality for workers in this area. A lot of effort was spent on building facilities and negotiating with foreign partners in order to organize competitions on the territory of our country.

For effective training cadres were established units at the universities. And in the following sections, we will talk about the universities of sports management in Moscow. Let's take a closer look at the most famous institutions.

Moscow Academy of Physical Culture. general information

This educational institution was established in 1931 and has undergone significant changes during the entire period of its existence. The founders of the organization are employees of the Ministry of Sports of the Russian Federation.

The Academy is located at the address: Moscow region, Luberetskiy district, Malakhovka settlement, 33rd building on Shosseynaya street.

The organization consists of many departments, it has:

  1. Department of Physical Education and Sports Medicine.
  2. Division of the theory and methods of gymnastics.
  3. Department of athletics.
  4. Department of wrestling.
  5. Chair team events sports.
  6. Division of Management and History of Physical Education.
  7. Department of Anatomy.
  8. Division of Informatics and Mechanics.
  9. Linguistic department.
  10. Department of Psychology.
  11. Pedagogical department.
  12. Department of Philosophy.

The institution also offers classes to improve the professional level; work is carried out in a research institute and training for a master's degree.

Directions of personnel training

In this sports management course, specialists are trained in the following areas:

  1. Physical training.
  2. Physical education for people with disabilities.
  3. Education in the field of pedagogy and psychology.
  4. Sports management.

The academy also conducts classes for applicants. University professors with scientific degrees prepare young people for passing entrance exams and to admission.

To this end, applicants must attend classes in the following academic subjects:

  1. Russian language.
  2. Biology.
  3. Physical training.

Preparatory courses last about eight months, their total cost is forty thousand rubles.

Moscow Institute of Physical Culture and Sports

This also trains specialists in the field of sports management.

The organization was founded on September 28, 1999, and this is one of the most famous universities in the capital.

Among the graduates of the institution there are even winners of international competitions. Founder this institute is Nikolay Krasnov.

Teaching activities for the training of personnel are carried out by experienced and highly qualified teachers.

The institute is equipped with modern equipment, there are PCs in the classrooms, and the institution also has a gym, a hall for gymnastics and team games.

This Moscow university in sports management consists of several buildings. Its divisions can be found at the following addresses: 14th Parkovaya Street, 8; street 14th Parkovaya, 6; Tashkent street, 26, building 1, building 2.

Departments and areas of training

The Moscow Institute of Physical Culture and Sports consists of the following departments:

  1. Department of Management.
  2. Division of Humanities and Natural Sciences.
  3. Psychological and pedagogical department.
  4. Division of theory and methods of physical education.

The institute provides training in the following areas:

  1. Physical Culture.
  2. Sports management.

Also great attention in this university they devote to scientific activities, which are aimed at improving the level of knowledge and skills of students and acquiring new skills in the process of such work.

Research activities

To the main goals scientific work at the university include:

  1. The use of computer technology in sports management.
  2. Development of management methods in the field of physical culture and sports.
  3. Application of innovative pedagogical methods for the training of qualified personnel.
  4. Ensuring effective physical education in educational institutions different levels (kindergartens, schools, technical schools, universities).
  5. Psychological and personal preparation of future sports managers, development of their personal qualities in the process of learning, necessary for future work.

Conclusions on the topic

So, you got acquainted with some universities in Moscow on sports management. But these institutions are not the only ones of their kind. A similar specialty can be obtained, for example, at the Faculty of Sports Management of Moscow State University.

The problem is that although education in this area is available today, the knowledge of professionals often does not match the expectations of the HR workers they turn to when applying for a job. Thanks to career guidance activities carried out by company representatives, university graduates have a broader understanding of the specialty of sports management.

Also, students read information about this phenomenon on the Internet, practice in companies to acquire useful skills.

Often employees of the personnel department of those companies that require sports managers inform young professionals about vacancies and offer their employment services.