With Gymnastics in the Life . . .: Years, Events, People - Softcover

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Before the collapse of the Soviet Union and West socialist countries competed in the military buildup, but also in the fight for Olympic gold. Moscow was not just the capital of the vast country, but also the brain of sports. The powerful army of the best coaches, scientists and sports medicine specialists working in elite sport, has done everything to Soviet sport was "ahead of the rest". Author Vladimir Zaglada introduces the reader to one of these think tanks great sport - the National Order of Lenin Central Institute of Physical Education and its best representatives - recognized leaders in the world of sports science. Among the analytical work of the author, of particular interest is the response of the structure of a specialized group of Olympic Reserve School of Gymnastics "Dinamo-Moscow". The author refutes a number of "special group of legends about a secret", and shows early specialization for what it really was. The most outstanding representatives of Russian pedagogy, theory and methodology of gymnastics are the reader with a number of top foreign specialists: scientists, coaches and athletes with world famous names. Many of them, despite the political and social barriers that have always worked closely with Soviet specialists, and exchange experience in training high-class sportsmen. Some key questions the book can be summarized as follows: Did the fall of the "Iron Curtain" on the outflow of trainers from Russia to the West, and whether it was possible to prevent this? Whether Russia will return to the gym throne? What was the basis to the best coaches from the former Soviet Union, he moved to America, could in a short period to bring the U.S. gymnastics to domination on the world stage? Does the U.S. gymnastics achievements of the Soviet sports science, and how effective it can be to modern achievements of Russian scientists? "Profiling elements" - well forgotten old or a solid technique, born

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