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The Sports Club is a structural subdivision of the university’s educational and extracurricular system and operates in accordance with the Regulations on the Sports Club.
At the beginning of the academic year, the Sports Club develops and approves an annual work plan, a calendar of sports and fitness events for students and staff, the schedule of sports sections and health groups, and coordinates and approves coaches for various sports.
The Sports Club staff consists of five employees: four instructors – D.A. Prokhorenko, A.V. Getmonov, V.L. Stalmakov, Y.Y. Suvorov – and the Head, L.B. Petrovsky. The Sports Club also includes dormitory physical education officers and coaches for various sports.
The university has all necessary sports facilities for active physical education and sports: a mini-stadium with a running track, a mini-football, basketball, and volleyball court, two sports halls, fitness and gym facilities in the dormitories, a shooting range, and a ski base.
VSMU offers 20 sports sections in 16 sports: sports aerobics, arm wrestling (men and women), basketball (men and women), volleyball (men and women), table tennis, kettlebell lifting, “Health” all-around, mini-football (men and women), athletics, cross-country skiing, swimming, orienteering, chess, boxing, judo, and badminton.
University teams are formed from these sections to participate in competitions of various levels. Annually, university teams compete in over 60 events at different levels.
The Sports Club’s activities aim to involve students and staff in regular physical training and sports, promote a healthy lifestyle, and develop sports skills and abilities. Training sessions in sports sections and health groups are held during evenings and weekends to facilitate participation.
Throughout the academic year, the Sports Club regularly reports the results of university teams and top athletes on the official VSMU website, in the Media Center, in the university newspaper Medvuzovets, and through congratulatory bulletins (“Molniya”).
