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Russia - Country of Sports - Gymnastics Master Class

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I am grateful to Albert and Alar at the All Around Forum discussion board who have published a good translation of the programme for the Gymnastics Masterclass to be held at the annual 'Russia - Country of Sports' conference to be held at the International Olympic University in Saransk next week. 

It's worth visiting the Russian Gymnastics Federation website where you will find various links and information about the conference.  At least 51 delegates will attend the gymnastics masterclass alone, including some fairly familiar names including Yulia Khorkina.

9th September - Theorical Sessions

Bruno Grandi :Trends in the development of gymnastics in the world

Rodionenko Andrey F.: The development strategy of gymnastics in the Russian Federation until 2020.

Arkayev Leonid Yakovlevich Forward-predictive models before 2020.

Rodionenko Andrey F. "Scientific and methodological basis of training in gymnastics"

Suchilin Nikolai G. Pedagogical and biomechanical basis of gymnastic technique.

Yepishin Nikolai "Basics of technique -  jumping on a trampoline"

Goverdovsky Vladimir Ivanovich "Technique and methodology of training pommel horse"

Suchilin Nikolai G. Methods of teaching the basic elements.

Arkaev Leonid Yakovlevich "Strategic planning"

10th September - Practical sessions

Yepishin Nikolai "Methods of forming a physical body"

Suchilin Nikolai G. "The use of biomechanics for specific gymnastic exercises"

Goverdovsky Vladimir Ivanovich "Methods of training exercises on the pommel horse"

Yepishin Nikolai The training program of gymnasts on trampoline (not trampolinists)

Rodionenko Andrey F. System of testing SFP"

OFP - general physical preparation or just general conditioning
SFP - special physical preparation or special conditioning


 
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