Chelyabinsk State Institute of Physical Culture. Ural State University of Physical Culture (uralgufk)

The Department of Physical Education has equipped a gym with modern simulators, prepared rooms for step aerobics and recreational gymnastics, in which educational and training sessions are conducted for more than 1,500 students.

The department has sports groups in aerobics, athletic gymnastics, athletics and team sports (volleyball, basketball, football). The institute’s national teams participate in the city sports competition among universities, as well as in regional athletics competitions, “Ski Track of Russia”.

The institute's combined step aerobics team "Jive", prepared by coach-teacher I. A. Vlasova, is a finalist of the Russian Championship, a repeated winner of city and regional competitions, and the Ural Federal District Championships in step aerobics.

The Department of Physical Culture carries out significant mass sports work. In order to stimulate work on priority sports, a calendar of sports competitions of the institute and competition estimates were drawn up, which took into account worthy financial incentives for student winners and prize-winners of competitions. At the end of each academic year, the 20 best athletes of the institute are determined, who are awarded by the rector with valuable gifts. Every year, a scholarship “For Sports Achievements” is awarded to the best athletes of the institute.

Fitness trophies and fitness days are organized in the open area. Rector's Cups for football, cross-country, and powerlifting were established.

The department holds sports festivals for students and “Health Days” for teachers, staff and members of their families twice a year.

History of the department

Department of Physics Education was created in 1972, since 2008 - the Department of Physical Education. First manager Department - Lyubov Andreevna Menshchikova (1972 - 1983), graduate of the Faculty of Physics. education of ChSPI (1951). Until rev. of the department, training sessions were conducted by the teacher. A. V. Turtsev, N. P. Uralskaya, N. A. Parshina (since 1968), F. I. Zelinsky (since 1970), G. Ya. Sitnikova (since 1971), who were part of the department of pedagogy and psychology . L.V. Menshchikova achieved a high level of training. classes in all training courses. for all sections of the program. in physics playback for universities. She created a sports club at the institute, increasing the mass participation of sports. competitions, sports days among students. and teacher Being a brilliant organizer and methodologist with extensive experience, she formed a team of enthusiastic teachers and coaches in mass sports. The basis of the cafe. were graduates of the Faculty of Physics. education of ChSPI: A.F. Toporov, F.I. Zelinsky, Yu.V. Smolin, V.I. Kravchuk, graduate of the Omsk Institute of Physics. culture G. Ya. Martynova, graduate of the Leningrad Institute of Physics. culture named after P. F. Lesgafta N. A. Parshina. Classes and training were conducted in rented sports facilities. facilities: Lokomotiv stadium (athletics, speed skating), stadium and ski lodge of PKiO im. Yu. A. Gagarina (athletics, skating, skiing), swimming. swimming pool ChMK (swimming), shooting range of the Sovetsky district. Uch. classes were held twice a week in all courses, in all specializations of two faculties, which amounted to 560 hours. during the period of study and was a record for universities of the USSR Ministry of Culture. Prog. in physics education for universities was based on preparation for passing the USSR GTO standards (ready for work and defense of the USSR), with the awarding of silver and gold GTO badges to those who fulfilled these standards and the assignment of ranks. Competitions were held in the summer pentathlon and winter triathlon of the GTO for the championship of the city, region, and regional student council. sport. "Burevestnik" Society, Ministry of Culture of the RSFSR. In the summer of 1978, having accepted the teaching position for the first time. in the championship of the Ministry of Culture of the RSFSR in Tambov, student team. ChGIK, prepared by Art. teacher department V.I. Kravchuk, took second place in the summer pentathlon of the GTO (100m running, 3000m cross-country, grenade throwing, 100m swimming, 50m rifle shooting), pushing the team of the Moscow Institute of Technology to third place. The national team included: Viktor Fisenko, Alexander Krivonos, V. Miftakhov, N. Kondurina (all from the cultural education department) and N. Shilokhvostova (bibology department). They formed the basis of the national teams of ChGIK for various purposes. sports for several years. In 1980 - 1981, R. Fattakhov, L. Iskhakova, V. I. Kravchuk fulfilled the standard for candidate master of sports in winter triathlon GTO. In 1981 V.I. Kravchuk became the winner of the Chelyab championship. region among university teachers in winter triathlon GTO. Trainers and teachers A.F. Toporov and V.I. Kravchuk significantly raised the level of sports work, raising the bar for educational training. process of the institute; have become traditional training training camps at the Ilmen tourist center, at the sports base “Yunost” (Lake Uvildy), and at the sports camp in Kharlushi. The national teams in athletics, skiing and all-around GTO, prepared by them, in 1978 - 1982 repeatedly became prize-winners of the championships of the Ministry of Culture of the RSFSR, region. Council of VSO "Burevestnik", and the city of Chel. In the regional championships of the Council of the Children's Sports Society "Burevestnik", Alexander Gashek (theater direction) in discus throwing, V. Malinovsky (people's instruments) in the 100 and 200m athletics sprint became silver medalists. Department teacher V. N. Zhuravlev, Ph.D. Master of Sports in Tourism, performer of tourist songs, trained national teams of tourists who took prizes in regional championships. Council of VSO "Burevestnik". Under his leadership, the student. specialist. “Methodologist-organizer of club-mass work” went hiking in the Fan Mountains. Volleyball coach and teacher G. Ya. Martynova successfully trained students and teachers. teams that have repeatedly won the prize. places and winners in championships in the city of Chel., region. owls "Burevestnik", regional committee of the trade union of regional workers. The atmosphere of those years was festive. Traditional sports. holidays institute, stud. and the teacher, accompanied by an orchestra, the competitive spirit reigning among them united. With the support of trade union committees, family relay races were held. The institute's national teams in various sports traveled to the anniversaries of the Sverdlovsk Consulting University. them. M. P. Mussorgsky, Ufa Institute of Art. In turn, the teams of these academicians. institutions came to ChGIK. Professional and personal relationships were established on the basis of sports. interests. Since 1979, the department has taken an active part in the construction of sports. will improve your health camp "Melody" in the village. Kharlushi. The department was searching for research directions. Issues of biomechanics of choreography were dealt with by V.I. Kravchuk, who taught the course of anatomy and physiology he developed to student choreographers. In 1981 he completed an internship in professional applied physics. training of student choreographers at the Leningrad Institute of Physics. to-ry. With this topic in 1983, he entered the target full-time education. postgraduate studies at the department theories of physics k-ry LGIFK im. Lesgafta. In 1983 - 1988 head. caf-roy Yu. V. Smolin. Lecturer Kafry has done a lot of work. to strengthen the mat. and sports. bases of the institute. It is necessary to note the construction and operation of the Melodiya recreation center, where athletes and students rested and trained. and teachers, staff with families. Cafe composition replenished with new teachers: L. A. Piskunova, A. T. Konkova, S. V. Shavrikova, P. Pavlov, L. V. Eremina, who held the position of chairman of the ChGIK sports club (headquarters of the Human Regional Committee of the Workers' Trade Union) , who worked as a dir in the summer. SOL "Melody". In 1988 - 2009 department. was headed by V.I. Kravchuk, who set the goal of making the department. a full-fledged scientific and pedagogical department of the university. With the assistance of the Vice-Rector for Research T. M. Sinetskaya, agreements on joint scientific research were concluded. research with Chel. Medical Institute, Technical University (now SUSU), Institute of Physical Education. Based on the results of 3 years of research, for the first time teacher. Kafry published more than 20 works, including various methodological ones. recommendations for students Lecturer began to conduct research groups in various areas of physics. k-ry and sports. The first student final reports were awarded diploma. at the conference Ural. Olympic Academy (ChGIFK). V.I. Kravchuk in 1994 published the first teaching in the history of the department. allowance, received the title of associate professor. From 1989 to 2009, teachers of the department published 315 printed works with a total volume of more than 220 copies. L., including 5 academic units. benefits. In the early 1990s, there was a worker in the department. 11 teachers, each of whom led sports groups: from sports. acrobatics from choreographers to swimming and cross-country skiing in all specializations. Cafe composition During this period, it was replenished with graduates of ChSIFK, candidates for master's degree. sports by A. S. Moskvin (sports acrobatics), A. N. Kuznetsov (athletics), A. G. Zubkov (skiing). Teams prepared by teachers participated in district, city and regional championships and won prizes. In 1990, V.I. Kravchuk obtained permission to equip the hall of the third floor of hostel No. 2 as an athletic gymnastics hall. This became the starting point for the development of strength sports in ChGAKI. In 1995, in an adapted room allocated by rector A.P. Grai, with an area of more than 300 sq. m. cafe equipped a specialized gym, the first among Chel universities. This was carried out with the financial support of Chel. region Sports Committee and District Sports Committee of the Sovetsky District. By the mid-90s, a change in politics. and economical situation in Russia entailed a reduction in education. load and, accordingly, reducing the composition of the department to 6 teachers. , number of students hour. decreased to 240 (once a week in courses 1 and 2). At the cafe work was developed. Uch. prog. in athletics, athletic gymnastics and professional applied physics. preparation (PPFP). Lecturer began to give lectures on physical theory. to-ry and safety. life activities. In 1999 the department regained lost ground, a final exam in physical theory was introduced. to-ry. In 2000, in connection with admission to the department. issue ChSIFK (department of gymnastics) I. A. Vlasova, the development of fitness aerobics at the institute began. The “Helikon” team, which was made up of student choreographers, began to take prizes in championships of various levels in step aerobics, and became the laureate of the “Student Spring”. Title "Honored Worker of Physical Education" to-ry of the Russian Federation" was assigned Art. teacher G. Ya. Martynova (1999), associate professor of the department. V. I. Kravchuk (2000); in 2003 he was awarded the “Excellence in Physics” badge. Cultures and sports in Russia” Art. teacher Yu. V. Smolin. In 2002, with the support of rector V. Ya. Rushanin, the training center was reconstructed. hall and is equipped with modern exercise equipment, rooms for step aerobics and recreational gymnastics, in the cat. conducted training and training sessions from more than 1,500 students. 8 facts. With the help of mountains. The administration built a comprehensive sports ground near the dormitories. Classes began to be held in accordance with the requirements of the State Educational Standard for Higher Professional Education in the discipline. “Phys. department" (408 hours during the training period). Graduate of the Faculty of Physics. k-ry and BJD ChSPU V.V. Parfentyeva began to teach BJD in the first year of all facts and studies. physics classes k-re for students. specialist. honey. groups. G. Ya. Martynova prepared and taught the courses “Age-related human anatomy and physiology” and “Fundamentals of honey. knowledge" for specialists "Music teacher". In extracurricular activities of the department. emphasized the creation of conditions for the introduction of a healthy lifestyle. life at the student's Spartakiads of the faculties of ChGAKI (8 faculties) began to be held under the motto “Strengthen your health, student!” (10 sports), Rector's Cups in sports with up to 1,500 participants, sports events and shows. Deputy deans of sports work carried out a lot of preparatory and organizational work with national teams in various sports: Yu. V. Smolin (cultural studies department), F. I. Zelinsky (documentary communications department), G. Ya. Martynova (music pedagogue). Faculty), L. V. Eremina (Executive Faculty), I. A. Vlasova (Decoration and Applied TV Faculty). Based on the results of the sports year, the 20 best athletes of the institute were determined, who were awarded valuable prizes, trips to St. Petersburg, to the bases of the Black Sea coast, to the Solnechnaya Dolina ski center, and were assigned a stip. "For sporting achievements." The department held “Health Days” twice a year for teachers, staff and their families. The highest achievements were achieved by the “Jive” team (coach I. A. Vlasova), the core of which was students of the cultural science department, a repeated winner of the Ural Federal District Cups and a finalist of the Russian Championship in fitness aerobics (2006 - 2009). Since 2009 Headed by I. A. Vlasova. The direction of fitness aerobics (classical and step aerobics, hip-hop, oriental dance) has received further development. The number of students increased, the institute began to hold fitness days with a presentation on the Orient Express TV channel in the Fitness program. The café's sports base has been replenished. new trainers and equipment. The Jive team became a finalist in the Russian Cup in fitness aerobics (2010). For the first time, a sports festival for teachers, staff and members of their families was held at the “Sunny Valley” ski resort of Miass (more than 220 people). As part of the cafe. issue appeared fact of physics to-ry and safety. life activity of ChSPU S. S. Rykov, candidate of sports sciences. acrobatics. In 2010, V. I. Kravchuk defended his Ph.D. diss.

Range of scientific and methodological interests of the department's teachers

General departmental topic: determining the level of physical and functional preparedness of students of various specializations at a cultural university.

Teachers of the department regularly organize work within the framework of intra-university and inter-university conferences:

I. A. Vlasova: Fitness - aerobics in the physical culture of students.
V. I. Kravchuk: Physical education for university students.
G. Ya. Martynova: Healthy lifestyle of students (valeological foundations).
L. V. Eremina: Athletic gymnastics in the physical culture of students.
F. I. Zelinsky: Sports games in the physical culture of students.
Yu. V. Smolin: Economics, sports, business.

Our graduates

In 2005, at the Department of Physical Culture of ChGAKI, a step aerobics team “Jive” was formed. The team coach is the head of the department of physical culture of ChGAKI, vice-president of the Federation of Fitness Aerobics of the Chelyabinsk Region, senior coach I. A. Vlasova.

The team has existed with a renewed composition since October 2007. The first performance and victory of this team took place in February 2008 at the qualifying competition. At the Ural Federal District Championship, the institute’s team turned out to be the best. At city and regional competitions, “Jive” again distinguished itself and took first place. In March 2009, the team brought back the title of champion and the first sports category from the Ural Federal District Championship in Yekaterinburg.

“Jive” is the winner of city, regional, and Ural Federal District competitions (2009-2010). In 2009, the ChGAKI team became a finalist at the Russian Championship (Moscow). In December 2010 - finalist of the Russian Cup in fitness aerobics.

In 2011, the girls won the City Championship, the Chelyabinsk Region Championship, the Ural Federal District Championship and became finalists at the Russian Fitness Aerobics Championship. All team members fulfilled the standard for candidates for master of sports, including: O. Litvyakova (KF), T. Vodolazskaya (SKD), M. Sinitsina (IDK), M. Aleksandrova (KF), N. Podkolzina (IDK), A Bryukhovetskaya (ed. department), A. Kuznetsova (KF), M. Konokhova (KF), E. Khryukina (KF).

In 2016, ChGIK students as part of the Jive team won gold at the World Fitness Aerobics Championship in Vienna (Austria).
The girls competed in the step aerobics category in the over 17 years category. To get to the championship, the participants had to compete for the championship with the best city, regional and all-Russian teams.

The championship was divided into three stages: qualifying, semi-final and final, in each of which the Jive team was confidently in the lead. In the finals, the girls had to fight against two teams from Russia, three from the Czech Republic and one from South Africa.

UralGUFK is not only the most athletic university in Chelyabinsk, but also an educational institution that is one of the three best sports universities in Russia.

This university in Chelyabinsk has come a long and long way of development. For the first time, a higher educational institution was founded in 1970, as a branch of the Omsk State Institute of Physical Culture, becoming an independent institute 5 years later.

The active development of the university did not end there; in 1995, the higher education institution was reorganized into the Academy. 10 years later - in 2005 - UralGUFK Chelyabinsk became the university it is today.

The basis of the students of the Ural State University of Physical Culture are future coaches, but in addition to sports specialties, non-sports specialties have also received great development in this Chelyabinsk university in recent years.

Graduates of UralGUFK Chelyabinsk are accomplished coaches in more than 40 sports and other professionals in their field with the status of bachelor, master or specialist. Among the graduates of the Ural State University of Physical Culture there are names that glorified not only the Ural State University of Physical Culture and the Chelyabinsk region, but also Russia - hockey player Dmitry Kalinin, judoist Vitaly Makarov, biathlete Svetlana Ishmuratova and many others.

Much attention at this University of Chelyabinsk is paid to research activities. At the same time, not only teachers of Ural State University of Physical Culture take part in it, but also the students themselves, who from the 1st year represent the educational institution and the educational institution’s reports at conferences, seminars and competitions.

UralGUFK Chelyabinsk - specialties

Currently, you can enroll in the Ural State University of Physical Culture and become its student in several academic areas. Training is conducted according to master's and bachelor's programs.

Physical Culture - Master's Degree
Tourism - master's degree
Physical Culture
Management
Physical education for persons with health problems (adaptive physical education)
Psychological and pedagogical education
Economy
Advertising and Public Relations
Jurisprudence
Choreographic art
Teacher Education
Organization of work with youth
Biology

UralGUFK accepts as students both residents of Chelyabinsk and applicants from the region, Russia and neighboring countries.

About the university

About the university
Ural contribution to the development of Russian sports

In conditions of intensive development of physical culture and sports in Russia, graduates of the Ural State University of Physical Culture are becoming increasingly in demand.

Success Rate

First of all, Ural State University of Physical Culture graduates are coaches and teachers of a variety of educational institutions. Every year, the only sports university in the Urals graduates more than 2,000 bachelors, specialists and masters in 40 sports and areas of medical and health work.

The latest innovations concern the opening at the university of directions in physical rehabilitation, non-traditional methods of healing, and physical culture of the East. Also, thanks to the university, the sports industry has recently begun to be replenished with specialists in the fields of law, economics, management, psychology, public relations and organizing work with youth.

UralGUFK has become a powerful base for providing the industry with personnel in various fields. At the same time, one of the big advantages is that specialists began to come into the country’s sports industry not “from outside”, but who received higher professional education at a specialized university and, thanks to this, have the most complete understanding of its features.

Over the past years, the university has not only been among the top three sports universities in Russia, but also occupies a leading position among specialized higher education institutions in the country. The names of its graduates are well known, as many of them became outstanding athletes. Not a single competition of the largest scale - both in Soviet and Russian history - was complete without the participation of students of UralGUFK. Among them are hockey players Sergei Mylnikov and Sergei Makarov, speed skating leader Tatyana Sidorova, judoist Grigory Verichev, marathon runner Leonid Moseev, swimmer Albert Bakaev and many other outstanding athletes who owe their education to the Chelyabinsk “sports” university.

And among today’s world sports stars there are many university graduates: biathlete Svetlana Ishmuratova, judoist Vitaly Makarov, hockey players Dmitry Kalinin, Evgeniy Malkin and Georgiy Gelashvili, volleyball player Ekaterina Gamova, as well as girls from the Uralochka water polo team. It would take a very long time to list famous athletes whose names are associated not only with great victories in Russian sports, but also with the university.

One thing is clear - UralGUFK has not lost its position over the years and is increasing the traditions established back in 1970, when the university appeared in Chelyabinsk as a branch of the Omsk State Institute of Physical Culture. Five years later, the university not only became independent, but also declared itself as an educational institution with great potential for training specialists in the field of sports. Today, more than 250 university students are members of Russian national teams.

Of course, it will not be possible to train the first young man you come across to become an outstanding athlete. But those who were able to pass the “sieve”, successfully passing the exams upon admission to Ural State University of Physical Culture, have every chance of making themselves an enviable career in the sports industry. The secret of educating professional athletes lies not only in modern approaches to the educational process. As befits in sports, students at UralGUFK from the first year are set up to win - and above all, in their studies.

The university united several structural divisions: the Chelyabinsk College of Physical Culture, the Chelyabinsk Center of the Ural Branch of the Russian Academy of Education and the Interindustry Regional Center for Advanced Training and Professional Retraining of Physical Education Personnel. A large scientific and educational complex, which is now the Ural State University of Physical Culture, provides the learning process from pre-university training to advanced training of certified specialists. Today, university graduates work in physical culture and sports organizations, educational institutions and other enterprises not only in the Ural Federal District, but also in the Kama region, Kazakhstan, Bashkortostan, Tatarstan and other regions of Russia and the CIS countries.

High importance tasks

Of course, students themselves also take part in the research activities of Ural State University of Physical Culture. As a rule, they represent the university at various conferences, competitions and olympiads at the city, regional and district levels. The university management supports students' motivation for research activities and, in general, for acquiring knowledge, creating for them the most favorable conditions for both study and leisure.

Thus, from the first days of study, they try to adapt freshmen to the university as quickly as possible and include them in active student life. In 2006, a new dormitory building with 535 places was opened for future sports specialists. To organize leisure time for young people at Ural State University of Physical Culture, there are a variety of creative groups, ranging from a traditional vocal ensemble to a sports dance studio.

But the main thing that students are encouraged to do at a “sports” university is, of course, study. As part of the gathering of excellent students from sports universities in Russia, a dozen of the best students of Ural State University of Physical Culture annually vacation in the resorts of Cyprus and Turkey. So the incentive to study and lead a healthy lifestyle at the Ural State University of Physical Culture is significant. And, given the specialization of the university, sports and recreational work is one of the highest priorities here. Since the sports industry is associated with health, the athlete, in the understanding of the average person, personifies not only the desire for self-improvement, but also a healthy lifestyle to achieve the highest results. Therefore, he should set an example for those who are just about to join the sport.

The successes of modern Russian athletes are now associated with raising the prestige of Russia at the global level, so high hopes are pinned on them not only by fans, but also by the state. And for this, the country creates the necessary conditions for athletes within the framework of an improving sports industry. It, in turn, must possess the latest scientific developments and be staffed by professionals. The Ural State University of Physical Culture makes a significant contribution to the implementation of this, without exaggeration, national task.

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About the Higher School of Physical Culture and Sports

On July 1, 2016, the Higher School of Physical Culture and Sports was organized within the structure of the South Ural State Humanitarian and Pedagogical University, which became the successor to the Faculty of Physical Culture and Life Safety. The school also included the Department of Physical Education. To conduct educational activities, the Higher School has a sports complex with gyms (universal and an athletic gymnastics hall), a ski base, a shooting range, and the Chaika sports and recreation camp. For certain types of training sessions, the best sports facilities in Chelyabinsk are rented.

For 70 years, the Higher School of Physical Culture and Sports has trained more than 6,000 graduates: these are highly qualified specialists, including honored coaches, honored masters of sports, European and world champions, Olympic champions. The school is strong not only in professional athletes, but also in successful businessmen and civil servants. This means that the Higher School of Physical Culture and Sports trains specialists of a wide profile, people who are strong in spirit and body. By preserving and enhancing traditions, the Higher School has real prospects for further development. We will not dwell on the achievements of today, we will develop, move forward , successfully work for the future of the region.

List of OPOP bachelor's and master's programs applied for the 2017 admission campaign and the list of entrance tests for them

BACHELOR'S DEGREE

“Physical education” (full-time, 4 years), entrance tests: Russian language, social studies, profile test;

44.03.05 Pedagogical education, profile "Physical Culture. Life safety" (full-time, 5 years)

44.03.05 Pedagogical education, profile "Physical Culture. Additional education (Sports Industry Management)" (full-time, 5 years) , entrance tests: Russian language, social studies, profile test;

44.03.01 Pedagogical education, profile “Physical education” (correspondence, 5 years) , entrance tests: Russian language, social studies, profile test

MASTER'S PROGRAM

“Education in the field of life safety and physical culture” (correspondence, 2 years 5 months)

44.04.01 Pedagogical education, master's program: “Health Tutor” (correspondence, 2 years 5 months) , entrance examinations: testing in pedagogy, testing of profile orientation;

44.04.01 Pedagogical education, master's program: “Education in the field of physical culture and sports” (full-time, 2 years) , entrance examinations: testing in pedagogy, testing of profile orientation;

44.04.01 Pedagogical education, master's program: “Education in the field of physical culture and sports” (correspondence, 2 years 5 months) , entrance examinations: testing in pedagogy, testing of profile orientation.

GRADUATE STUDY

- 44.06.01. Education and pedagogical sciences . Training program Theory and methodology of physical education, sports training, health-improving and adaptive physical culture.
mode of study: full-time, correspondence
entrance examinations: foreign language, special discipline

Scientific activities and educational and methodological work:

There are two scientific laboratories at VShFKiS (heads: Tyumaseva Z.I. and Pavlova V.I.). As part of their activities, the implementation of training programs for scientific and scientific-methodological personnel (graduate courses) is carried out.

Teachers of the department actively participate in grant competitions, their projects have an applied focus, and the results of research activities are introduced into the educational process. The research carried out within the framework of the project “Theoretical and methodological foundations for the design and implementation of the concept of tutor support for the health-forming potential of environmental and valeological education of students” provides organizational, content and technological improvement in the process of preparing bachelors for health-improving work with subjects of education and masters-tutors in health conservation.

Other studies (“Bioindication assessment of natural zones of the Southern Urals using entomofauna; “Study of stress-associated hormones in the integrative regulation of the functional state of the body during adaptation to hypoxia and physical activity”; “The role of the interaction of molecular genetic factors with the functional performance and resistance of the body of martial artists of different qualifications "; "Individual typological characteristics of adolescents when adapting to physical activity of varying intensity"; "Study of stress-associated hormones in the integrative regulation of the functional state of the body during adaptation to hypoxia and physical activity"); “Development of automated gender-oriented technology for accompanying athletes in the process of training and competitive preparation” is aimed at improving the process of training athletes.

Working with students:

Scientific work:

At VShFKiS, within the limits of its capabilities, the research activities of students are supported and stimulated. This is facilitated by involving students first in educational and research activities within the framework of academic disciplines, in participation in the environmental and valeological Olympiad “Ecology, health, life safety.” Events within the thematic cycle “Gifts of Autumn for Our Health” also contribute to the manifestation of not only the creative abilities of students, but also to the identification of those who will subsequently engage in research work in the areas of activity of the department. Subsequently, students take part in the annual All-Russian scientific and practical conference “Environmental safety, health and education. Student activity is traditionally encouraged by the presentation of certificates for participants in relevant events, as well as diplomas.

Educational work:

Participation of VShFKiS students in the activities of student public associations, expansion of the types of socially significant activities of VShFKiS students, reproduction of the ideas of humanism in society, positioning of VShFKiS students at district, federal and international youth forums, schools and camps, participation in international social projects. Studying the dynamics of changes in social, value-semantic and professional educational orientations of students of the Higher School of Physical Education and Sports. Development and implementation of a rating system for individual achievements of VShFKiS students, achieving the highest readiness of VShFKiS graduates for professional activities and professional self-development.

Educational and recreational activities are held at VSHFKiS:

– interfaculty student ecological and valeological Olympiad “Ecology, health and life safety”;

– scientific and practical conferences of young scientists, graduate students and students “Environmental safety, health and education”;

– thematic cycle of health-improving, educational and creative events “Gifts of Autumn for Our Health”;

– Ecological marathon “Earth Health – Human Health”.

Historical reference

The history of the creation of the faculty goes back to 1947, to the period of the appearance of the first faculties of physical education in the country. It was then that the first physical education faculty in the Urals was opened at the Pedagogical Institute, which until 1960 was the only one in the Ural-Siberian region. The foundation of the faculty’s personnel potential during the period of organization and formation was laid by graduates of the Moscow State Central Institute of Physical Culture, the Higher School of Trainers and the Leningrad State Institute of Physical Culture named after P.F. Lesgafta.

A.M. was appointed the first dean of the faculty. Mayorova, who worked in this position from 1947 to 1960. From 1960 to 1961, Honored Trainer of the Russian Federation Yu.R. worked as dean of the faculty. Frenkel; from 1962 to 1970, candidate of pedagogical sciences, Yu.V. was elected to the position of dean. Katukov; from 1970 to 1983 dean of the faculty, associate professor V.V. Alferov; 1983-1990 – Dean – Associate Professor, Honored Worker of Physical Culture A.M. Gorodetsky; 1990-1995 – as dean – Ph.D. Chernetsky Yu.M.; 1995-1997 – Dean of the Faculty – Associate Professor A.I. Pisarev; since March 1997, as dean of the faculty - Doctor of Pedagogical Sciences, Professor Makarenko V.G.

In 1995, the Pedagogical Institute was reorganized into the Chelyabinsk State Pedagogical University, and the Faculty of Physical Education, in connection with the introduction of the additional specialty “Life Safety,” was reorganized into the Faculty of Physical Education and Life Safety.

The beginning of research activities at the faculty dates back to the 60s of the last century. In 1961-1962 ON THE. Fomin conducted research on the physiology of fatigue and in 1964 presented his candidate’s dissertation “Mental and physical performance of schoolchildren” for defense. In 1972, he defended his doctoral dissertation on the study of immunity.

Since 1964, a group of faculty teachers: Yu.V. Katukov, A.L. Lobanov, G.I. Chevychalov - conducts research to study the interaction of the functions of the motor and vestibular analyzers in athletes. In 1966 Yu.V. Katukov defended his Ph.D. thesis on the topic: “Characteristics of means and methods for developing motor qualities and improving vestibular reflexes in children 11-12 years old.”

Problems of age-related resistance of the body to the effects of environmental factors (mainly the influence of muscle load) were studied by N.A. Fomin, B.C. Bokovets, Yu.V. Katukov, I.A. Shklovsky, B.B. Sharov.

In the last three decades, the attention of faculty scientists has been drawn to problems of sports training methodology; physiological mechanisms of development of physical qualities and the formation of specific states of an athlete - fitness and the phase of highest functional readiness - sports form (N.M. Gorokhov, V.P. Voroshnin). During these years, immunity was studied in relation to muscle load (N.A. Fomin, V.N. Volkov), the development of the Olympic movement in the Southern Urals (Yu.M. Chernetsky), and features of physical education of schoolchildren (V.P. Gorshkov). An important area of research activity of teachers is the development of problems of professional training of specialists and improvement of sports training methods (T.A. Mikhailova, L.M. Kravtsova, V.E. Zhabakov, V.G. Makarenko, S.A. Aitkulov, V.V. Matveev, S.A. Osintsev, N.V. Gorokhov, A.B. Solovyov, etc.).

During this period, PhD theses were defended by Yu.M. Chernetsky, 1965; B.C. Bokovets, 1973; V.P. Voroshnin, 1983; N.M. Gorokhov, 1980; B.A. Vyuzhanin, 1979; V.P. Gorshkov, 1970; P.I. Kostenok, 1995; V.G. Makarenko, 1983; IN AND. Sivakov, 1993; N.V. Mamylina, L.I. Prikhodkina, 1998; SOUTH. Kamskova, 1997; L.N. Trubina, 1998; V.V. Matveev, 2001; M.S. Terzi, 2003; T.A. Mikhailova, 2004; I.F. Cherkasov, 2005; S.A. Aitkulov, 2005; S.A. Osintsev, 2006;I.V. Petrukhina, 2006; L.M. Kravtsova, 2008; A.B. Solovyov, 2008; YES. Saraykin, 2012; S.S. Kislyakova, 2013; doctoral dissertations - N.A. Fomin, 1972; V.I. Pavlova, 1990; IN AND. Sivakov, 1999; P.I. Kostenok, 2003; SOUTH. Kamskova, 2004; V.G. Makarenko, N.V. Mamylina, 2012.

Based on the totality of scientific developments, V.V. was approved for the academic title of associate professor. Alferov, L.A. Buldashev, L.V. Bacherikov, A.M. Gorodetsky, E.V. Chernaya, A.F. Zelenko.

In 1994, the academic title of professor was awarded to Ph.D. Yu. M. Chernetsky, in 1996 - Ph.D., V.N. Volkov, in 2001, Doctor of Pedagogical Sciences. IN AND. Sivakov, in 2006, Doctor of Medical Sciences. SOUTH. Kamskova.

Currently, teachers of the departments are engaged in promising scientific research. Thus, at the Department of Theoretical Foundations of Physical Culture, three directions are being developed: medical and biological substantiation of sports training regimes, physical education lessons and mass recreational physical education (Professor V.I. Pavlova, Yu.G. Kamskova, Associate Professor N.V. Mamylina); psychological and pedagogical correction of the condition of adolescents by means of physical education (Doctor of Pedagogical Sciences, Professor V.I. Sivakov).

The Department of Athletics is working on two topics: “Selection and prediction of abilities in athletics” and “Study of the prognostic significance of heart size indicators in endurance running” (PhD, Professor N.M. Gorokhov)

At the Department of Sports Disciplines and Lifestyle - “Organizational and pedagogical conditions for the formation of professional competence of a sports teacher” (PhD, Professor V.G. Makarenko); “Management of professional training of specialists in the field of physical culture and sports” (PhD, Associate Professor V.E. Zhabakov); “Improving the methods of teaching life safety” (candidate of pedagogical sciences, associate professor L.N. Trubina); "Healthy and safe lifestyle."

The result of well-organized research work is the achievements of undergraduate and graduate students of the faculty in scientific competitions, and student presentations at scientific conferences. In 2005, the winner of the All-Russian competition of young scientists and students on the problems of Olympism was a student of the faculty, Dmitry Popov (scientific supervisor - Doctor of Pedagogical Sciences, Professor V.G. Makarenko). As the winner, Dmitry represented Russia at the international seminar on the Olympic movement in Greece.

In 2006, graduate student A.B. Soloviev became the winner of the regional round of the All-Russian competition of young scientists, graduate students and students, presenting a report on the problem of using multimedia technologies in the system of higher professional education (scientific supervisor - Doctor of Pedagogical Sciences, Professor V.G. Makarenko).

From the first days of the creation of the faculty, students and teachers take an active part in the sports life of the city, region, and country.

In 1948, the women's basketball team became the champion of the Ministry of Education of the RSFSR. In 1949, track and field athletes took part in the championship of the Ministry of Higher Education of the RSFSR in Gorky and took second place. Maria Maltseva became twice champion in cross-country skiing at the All-Russian Winter Student Spartakiad (in 1949 and 1950). The title of champion of pedagogical universities in slalom was won at the Spartakiad in 1950 by Vladislav Azarov. In 1954, the first master of sports in speed skating appeared at the faculty - Boris Kochkin, who was later appointed coach of the country's women's national speed skating team. In the same year, Yuri Katukov (later rector of the Ural State Sports and Athletics Committee) became the champion of the Ministry of Education of the RSFSR in decathlon.

In 1955, the track and field team won the championship of the Ministry of Education. Novomir Zhmaev and Lydia Grebneva became champions of the RSFSR and members of the USSR national team.

In 1958, Yuri Lukashevich achieved the master of sports standard in high jump, clearing the bar at a height of 2 m. High athletic results were shown by track and field athletes Nikolai Golubenkov, Tamara Korovina, Georgy Chevychalov, who competed as part of the Burevestnik CS team in Italy.

In 1959, at the Romanian Open Championship, Georgiy Chevychalov became the champion and was included in the national team. Competing at the Olympic Games in Rome, he took 7th place in the 400 m hurdles. In 1961, the institute's track and field team became the champion of the DSO trade unions of the RSFSR and the second prize-winner of the national championship.

The unfading glory and pride of Soviet sports was Lidia Pavlovna Skoblikova, a student of the faculty, Honored Master of Sports, six-time Olympic champion, absolute world champion in 1964, the best athlete of the IX Winter Olympic Games in Innsbruck, who celebrated her 75th birthday in March 2014.

Continuing the traditions of their predecessors, the current generation of teachers and students of the department worthily represents Chelyabinsk State Pedagogical University at sporting competitions at various levels.

The Faculty of Physical Culture of ChSPU remains one of the strongest faculties in Russia in many sports. In skiing competitions in the seasons 1996/97, 2000/2001, 2004/2006. The university team took first place among the country's universities. Students Pavel Shubin, Alexander Kravchenko, Vadim Nesterov were part of the Russian national team. A. Kravchenko is a world champion among students in skiing, a participant in the XVIII Winter Olympic Games in Nagano.

For a number of years, track and field athletes have achieved great success: in the 1996/97 academic year, the university team won first place in the winter and summer championships among students of the strongest universities in Russia, and repeatedly won first places in student competitions. In the Russian national athletics team, the university was represented by faculty students Artem Lavrov (throwing), Vitaly Matveev (throwing), Tatyana Sibileva - race walking, Elena Elesina - Olympic champion in high jump in Sydney, Dmitry Starodubtsev - pole vault, Olympic participant games in Beijing; Philip Britner - athletics, all-around, Alexey Krysin - 1998 Russian champion in high jump, participant of the 2001 World Universiade in Beijing and London; Tatyana Rodionova - bronze medalist of the 2001 World Universiade, medalist of the 2001 Russian Championship in the 800 m run; Denis Shalgin - 2001 Russian champion in 70 km race walking; Igor Peremota - multiple winner of the Russian championship in the 110 m hurdles among juniors, winner of the 2001 European Junior Cup, participant in the 2001 World Junior Championships in Athletics in Chile; participant of the Olympic Games in Athens and Beijing; Elena Yakovleva - winner of the 2001 European Cup in athletics among juniors, winner of the 2001 Russian Championship among juniors in the 100 m race; Tatyana Sibileva - winner of the 2001 World Cup in race walking, who showed the best result in Europe in 2000, winner of the World Universiade, participant of the Olympic Games in Beijing (2008); Lina Bikulova is the winner of gold and bronze medals in race walking at the World Universiade in Kazan (2013).

Prize-winners and winners of various all-Russian and international athletics competitions in recent years are: master of sports Konstantin Semiletov - champion of Russia among students in the 800 m run, winner of the international competition for the Znamensky brothers prizes in 2001; Andrey Polukeev is the winner of the 2001 Russian Championship among youth in the 200 m race, bronze medalist of the 2006 European Athletics Championships, silver medalist of the World Universiade.

Student-athletes of the faculty also achieve serious success in the sports arenas of Russia and abroad in other sports.

In 2002, student Ruslan Nuriakhmetov at the European Junior Championships became a two-time silver medalist in aceribiathlon.

Sergei Vlasevsky is the 2001 European champion in karate. Alexey Serebryakov is the 2000 world junior champion in powerlifting, Russian record holder among youth. Liliya Khisamova is a prize-winner of the 2001 European Karate Championship. Alexey Astrakhantsev is a prize-winner of the 2001 Russian Boxing Championship, a member of the Russian national team. Maria Chugaeva, master of sports of international class, is the champion of Russia in taekwondo 2006, bronze medalist of the World Junior Championships, champion of Russia among students 2006-2008, member of the Russian national taekwondo team.

Sergey Bogdan – Honored Master of Sports of Russia; six-time Russian champion (2005-2010); two-time European champion (Portugal 2006, Italy 2010); two-time World Cup winner (Italy 2007 and 2009); four-time world champion (Greece 2003 in 2 sections, Portugal 2007, Italy 2009); two-time world champion among professionals (ISKA-2008, WAKO-2011); two-time winner of the world championship (Greece 2001, Montenegro 2002).

Minin Konstantin – master of sports of international class; bronze medalist of the European Youth Championship (Budapest, 2007); silver medalist of the World qualifying tournament for the 1st Youth Olympic Games (Mexico, Tijuana, 2010); participant of the 1st Youth Olympic Games (Singapore, 2010); winner of the international tournament Fajr Cup (Iran, 2011); winner of the Russian Championship among youth under 21 (2011); Russian champion 2011; silver medalist of the international tournament German Open (Hamburg, 2012).

Minin Vyacheslav – master of sports of international class; silver medalist of the International Warsaw Cup tournament (2007, Warsaw, Poland); silver medalist of the International Belgian Open tournament (2008, Herentals, Belgium), bronze medalist of the International Spanish Open tournament (2009, Alicante, Spain), silver medalist of the IV Summer Spartakiad for Russian students (2009, Penza), silver medalist of the Championship Russia among juniors (2010, Ryazan), bronze medalist of the Russian Championship (2010, Vladikavkaz), silver medalist of the Russian Championship among students (2011, Kazan), bronze medalist of the International tournament Russia Open (2011, Chelyabinsk) , winner of the Israel Open International Tournament (2011, Rishon LeZion, Israel), champion of Russia (2011, Kaspiysk, Dagestan), winner of the Russian Youth Championship (2012, St. Petersburg), participant European Championship 2012 in Manchester (England).

In recent years, student acrobats have successfully performed at all-Russian competitions in group exercises: the women’s “troika” are champions of Russia, Europe and the world, the men’s “four” are medalists of the Russian Championship. The training of acrobats is supervised by an international master of sports in acrobatics, associate professor A.F. Zelenko.

Our gymnasts are also famous in the sports world of Russia: Evgeny Zhukov won a bronze medal in team competitions and a silver medal in individual competitions at the 1997 World Championships. He is a multiple winner of the World Universiade and a member of the Russian national gymnastics team. For high sporting achievements in 2000, E. Zhukov was awarded the title “Honored Master of Sports”.

In the Russian championships among students in 2000, 2005 - 2008. The university's men's gymnastics team became the champion. Student athletes perform confidently in team sports competitions.

Student Vadim Yashin, as part of the Russian national team, became the world champion in futsal among students, as well as the silver medalist of the “adult” European Championship. In 2000, he was awarded the title “Honored Master of Sports.”

Faculty girls' table tennis team in the 1998-2001 seasons. - winners of the Russian club championship among women in the major and super leagues (U. Plugina, A. Ivanova, S. Tetyueva, Pavlova).

Grigory Timofeev, as a member of the Russian student team, became the winner of the World Hockey Universiade in 2005 and the silver medalist in 2007.

Many students as part of masters teams successfully perform in Russian championships in volleyball, basketball, hockey, and football.

Over 65 years, the faculty has trained and graduated more than 6,000 physical education specialists. It is difficult to name parts of the physical culture and sports system where graduates of the faculty do not work. These are universities and technical schools, general education and sports schools, physical education groups, sports societies, governing physical education and sports bodies.

Among the graduates there are many highly qualified specialists and talented organizers.

Alexander Egorovich Zhukov - Honored Worker of Culture of the RSFSR, excellent student in physical education, awarded orders and medals. Since 1958 until 1994, he headed the children's and youth school of the Olympic reserve No. 4 in artistic and rhythmic gymnastics in Chelyabinsk. The school's specialists trained 12 members of the USSR national teams. More than 20 athletes became prize-winners of international competitions, 3 were international masters of sports, and about 30 were masters of sports. Together with A.E. Zhukov, his wife Nina Ivanovna Zhukova, a graduate of the faculty, also worked successfully.

Georgy Yakovlevich Senkin - Honored Worker of Culture of the USSR, excellent student of public education. Since 1972, he worked as the director of the municipal specialized children's and youth school of Olympic reserve No. 5 in Chelyabinsk for cross-country skiing.

Yuri Petrovich Loginov – Honored Worker of Physical Culture, Director of the Regional Olympic Reserve School. Boris Alekseevich Leontyev is an Honored Worker of Physical Culture, an excellent student of public education. Since 1980, he has headed the specialized children's and youth basketball school of Olympic reserve No. 8 in Chelyabinsk.

Many graduates successfully work in sports schools and skillfully prepare sports shifts. These are Eduard Bulatov (boxing), Viktor Zasypkin (cycling), Viktor Shcherbakov - director of the Sports Sports School of ChTZ for artistic gymnastics, and many others. Directors of secondary schools N.P. Turlyuk and V. Mineev are well known in the city and region.

53 graduates of the faculty became honored trainers of the USSR, RSFSR and the Russian Federation. Among them, especially noteworthy are Kharis Munasipovich Yusupov, Boris Alekseevich Kochkin, Gennady Fedorovich Tsygurov, Yuri Robertovich Frenkel, Vasily Ivanovich Petrov, Alexander Alekseevich Buldashov, Alexander Georgievich Polozkov, Georgy Ivanovich Chevychalov.

The high title of “People's Teacher of the USSR” was received in 1990 by a graduate of the faculty, Honored Teacher of the RSFSR Alexander Stepanovich Zhimoedov, director of the college in Kopeisk. The title “Honored Teacher” was awarded to 22 graduates of the faculty (A.A. Vasiliev, N.V. Mineev, V.V. Termer, M.V. Bazhanova, etc.), 43 graduates have the title “Honored Worker of Physical Culture”.

Faculty graduates L.P. were awarded the academic title of professor. Skoblikova, Yu.V. Katukov, Kh.M. Yusupov, N.A. Fomin, Yu.M. Chernetsky, A.G. Khoruzhev, V.R. Samsonov, V.I. Kozlovsky; VC. Milovidov, V.A. Shumailov and others. 28 graduates of the faculty have the title of judge of the international, all-Union and republican categories, three (A.M. Gorodetsky, B.A. Vyuzhanin and Yu.M. Chernetsky) are Olympic referees.

Nikolai Aleksandrovich Nemeshaev worked for a long time as Deputy Chairman of the Sports Committee of the RSFSR, Lidia Pavlovna Skoblikova worked as Deputy Head of the Department of Physical Education and Sports of the All-Russian Central Council of Trade Unions. Currently, she heads the Charitable Foundation for Assistance to Leading Athletes and Coaches - the L.P. Foundation. Skoblikova. The rector of the Institute of Physical Culture was Yuri Viktorovich Katukov, the vice-rector for scientific work of the Chelyabinsk Pedagogical Institute was Nikolai Andreevich Fomin, the deputy chairman of the Chelyabinsk Regional Committee for Physical Culture and Sports was Mikhail Lvovich Grozovsky, the rector of the Chelyabinsk Law Institute was Major General Oleg Dmitrievich Natsievsky, the head of customs. region - Major General Andrei Alekseevich Maksimov, the rank of general is also held by 1969 graduate Viktor Ivanovich Kokutenko. Since 2005, graduates of the faculty, Doctor of Biological Sciences, Professor N.A., have been appointed vice-rectors for scientific work at ChSPU at different times. Fomin; Doctor of Pedagogical Sciences, Professor V.V. Bazelyuk.

Many graduates headed the departments of physical education at various universities in Russia and the CIS countries.

The faculty owes its development largely to the heads of the institute (university) - the rectors: Anatoly Georgievich Karmanov, Evgeniy Mikhailovich Tyazhelnikov, Nikolai Andreevich Tomin, Sergei Vasilyevich Shulepov, Alexander Filippovich Amend, Vitaly Viktorovich Latyushin, Vladimir Vitalievich Sadyrin.

Graduates and students who glorified the faculty of FC and BJ

	Lidia Pavlovna Skoblikova Born in 1939, graduate of the faculty in 1960, Honored Master of Sports. Six-time Olympic champion. Absolute world champion 1963, 1964 World record holder at distances of 1000, 1500 and 3000m. She won 8 gold medals at the world championships, 15 gold medals at the USSR championships. Set 18 records. Candidate of Historical Sciences, Professor Honorary Citizen of Chelyabinsk and Zlatoust. The Ural Lightning ice palace in Chelyabinsk is named after her.
	Elena Borisovna Elesina Graduate of the faculty in 2003. Honored Master of Sports, 2000 Olympic champion (Sydney, Australia) in high jump. The track and field athletics complex is named after her: SDYUSSHOR No. 1 named after. E. Elesina in athletics in Chelyabinsk. Elena’s first coach, Maya Stanislavovna Muralova, also graduated from our faculty
	Igor Peremota Born (01/14/1981), Kopeysk, Chelyabinsk region. Master of Sports of international class (110 meters hurdles). Graduate of ChSPU. First coach V. Peremota, his father. Member of the Russian national team since 2000, Russian champion (2004 winter and summer). Bronze medalist of the Russian Championship (2002 summer, 2003 winter and summer). Personal best 13.52 (2004). Participant in the Games of the XXVIII Olympiad (2004, Athens, Greece) and XXIX (2008, Beijing, China)
	Dmitry Starodubtsev Master of Sports of international class in athletics (pole vault). Participant of the XXIX Olympic Games in Beijing (5th place), champion of Russia (2006), silver medalist of the Russian Winter Championship 2007. Participant of the 2006 Winter World Championship in Moscow, silver medalist of the 2003 Youth World Championship in Canada, winner of the 2004 Youth World Championship in Italy, 2005 European champion among juniors.
	Arthur Abdrakhmanov Born 05/16/1986, Zlatoust Honored Master of Sports of Russia, bronze medal of the XXI Deaf Olympic Games in the 4x400m relay (Taipei, Taiwan, 2009) and 7th place in the final in the distance race. 400m, Russian champion (2008) in the indoor 400m; gold medal of the XXII Deaf Olympic Games (Kazan, 2013).
	Evgeniy Bratko Born 02/26/1988 Master of Sports of international class, European champion in discus throwing and shot put (Greece, Rhodes, 2009), champion of the Russian championship among athletes with visual impairments in discus throwing (2008 and 2009, 13.05., Adler, 51m 20cm), bronze medalist of the Russian junior championship in discus throwing. Coach O.V. Samoilenko.
	Alexander Kravchenko International Master of Sports in cross-country skiing. Born on May 19, 1973 in Katav-Ivanovsk. Champion of the USSR among youth. Repeated champion of Russia. Winner of the World Universiade (Khaki, Spain, 4x10 km relay), Participant of the 1998 Olympics in Nagano.
	Yashin Vadim Honored Master of Sports in mini-football. Born on July 27, 1971 in Chelyabinsk. World champion among students (1994, Nicosia). Silver medalist of the European Championship (1996, Cordoba). Bronze medalist of the World Championship (1996, Spain). Champion Europe (1999, Granada).
	Sibileva Tatyana International master of sports in race walking. Born May 17, 1980. Champion of Russia at a 20-kilometer distance in (1998, Cheboksary). Champion of the World Summer Universiade (2003, Daegu, Korea). Silver medalist of the European Cup in race walking at a distance of 10 km (2004, Italy). Bronze medalist at the World Summer Universiade (2005, Izmir, Türkiye). Participant of the XI World Athletics Championships (2007, Osaka, Japan). Participant of the XXIX Summer Olympic Games (2008, Beijing). Winner of the 10 km final of the IAAF Challenge in Beijing (AAF Race Walking Challenge 2010). Prize-winner in competitions at a distance of 20 km Lugano Trophy - Memorial Mario Albisetti (2010) Winner of the Lugano Trophy - Memorial Mario Albisetti (2012).

The history of the Ural State University of Physical Culture dates back to 1970, when a branch of the Omsk State Institute of Physical Culture was opened in Chelyabinsk. After 25 years, it was transformed into the Ural State Academy of Physical Culture, and in 2005 the academy deservedly became a university.

Today, UralGUFK is not just the only sports university in the Urals, but an entire methodological center for sports, physical education and health work in the Ural Federal District and adjacent regions. Every year, the university graduates about 2 thousand bachelors and master’s students in 40 sports, as well as specialists in health technologies. The structure of the University includes the Ekaterinburg, Sterlitamak and Ufa branches, a doctoral dissertation council, the Olympic Sports Research Institute, etc. Thanks to Ural State University of Physical Culture, the Russian sports industry is steadily replenished with specialists in the field of economics and management, law and psychology, public relations and adaptive physical culture. From July 10, 2013, by order of the Ministry of Sports of the Russian Federation dated July 3, 2013 No. 520, Doctor of Pedagogical Sciences, Professor Evgeniy Fedorovich Orekhov, a graduate of the Chelyabinsk branch of the Omsk State Institute of Physical Culture (1975), Master of Sports of the USSR in swimming, was appointed acting rector of Ural State University of Physical Culture. From 1975 to 2005, Evgeniy Fedorovich worked at the university in the positions of teacher, head of department, and vice-rector for academic affairs. Then, from 2005 to 2013, he was an employee of the National State University of Physical Culture, Sports and Health. P.F.Lesgafta as vice-rector for academic affairs. He was awarded the honorary badge “For merits in the development of physical culture and sports” (1995), the medal “80 years of GOSCOMSPORT of Russia” (2003), the anniversary medal “100 years of TRADE UNIONS OF RUSSIA” (2004). In 2011, Evgeny Fedorovich Orekhov was awarded the title “Honored Worker of Higher Professional Education of the Russian Federation.”

The material and technical base of UralGUFK includes 4 educational buildings and 2 dormitories. The sports infrastructure of the university is represented by an educational and sports complex (athletics arena), halls for sports games, wrestling, boxing, gymnastics, and a ski lodge. The educational process is provided with modern computer technology; more than 30 classrooms are equipped with multimedia kits. The library collection consists of about 160 thousand publications.

The main academic building of UralGUFK has one of the best student canteens in the city, as well as the pride of the university - the museum of the history of UralGUFK and Olympic glory, the total number of exhibits of which exceeds 8 thousand units. Its famous graduates and students, outstanding athletes of the past and present make their contribution to the development of the museum. The traditions of the Olympic champions at the university have been continuing since the famous skating of Tatyana Sidorova and Svetlana Bazhanova, two -time Olympic hockey champions Sergei Makarov and Sergei Mylnikov, to the Olympic champion Biathlon Svetlana Ishmuratov and Silver winners of Olympiad Dzyudoist Vitaliy Makarovo and Volise Terina Gamova. The medal relay is being taken by current students and undergraduates of Ural State University of Physical Culture, champions and prize-winners of the XXX Summer Olympic Games in London 2012 and the XXII Winter Olympic Games in Sochi 2014.

Thus, in London, students of UralGUFK managed to write their names in golden letters in the history of the Olympics. Judoist Mansur Isaev last year became the Olympic champion in judo, and taekwondo player Anastasia Baryshnikova won a bronze medal in taekwondo. Two years later, the entire Southern Urals cheered in Sochi for their main “Olympic hope.” Speed skater Olga Fatkulina, a master's student at Ural State University of Physical Culture, managed to meet the fans' expectations and win a silver medal at a distance of 500 meters. Semyon Elistratov, a student at the UralGUFK branch in Ufa, became an Olympic champion in short track speed skating. As part of the Summer Paralympics, graduates of the UralSUPC correspondence department significantly supplemented the athletes’ results with two more awards. Marat Romanov won silver in wheelchair curling, and Vasily Varlakov won silver in sledge hockey.

However, not only sports, but also scientific, cultural and social achievements of UralSUPC students collectively create its positive image. The teaching staff of the university is distinguished by its high scientific potential. More than 70% of teachers have academic, honorary and sports titles, and academic degrees. Over 15% of the university's scientific and teaching staff are doctors of science and professors.

The university provides scientific support for the training of Chelyabinsk teams in a number of sports. There are 5 scientific laboratories equipped with the most modern equipment. University employees have patents and grants. The University has opened the Olympic Sports Research Institute, whose work is focused on three areas of research: sports genetics, coaching and performance analysis in sports, as well as video analysis of performance in sports. The most popular and interesting results of the Institute’s activities are the compilation of an athlete’s genetic passport, the determination at an early stage of human development of his genetic predisposition to a particular sport and the identification of the risks of injuries and diseases developing in athletes. In 2011, the only interuniversity center for training sports volunteers in the region also began operating within the walls of Ural State University of Physical Culture.

Under the patronage of the university, the Center actively participates in the organization and conduct of the most significant sporting events both in Chelyabinsk and around the world. World and European championships in curling and judo, international taekwondo tournaments, stages of the World Water Polo League - all the central events of sports life in the Southern Urals were held with the help of UralGUFK volunteers. Since 2012, the volunteer movement has acquired new dimensions, moving far beyond the borders of the Southern Urals. Volunteer students from the Ural State University of Physical Culture went to work at the World Martial Arts Games in St. Petersburg, at the World Athletics Championships in Moscow, at the World Summer Universiade in Kazan, and finally, at the Olympic Games in London and at the “home” Winter Olympics -2014 in Sochi.

Based on the results of the last, the 20 best volotenets of the Chelyabinsk region were awarded letters of gratitude from the acting governor of the region, Boris Dubrovsky. At the same time, the Youth Policy Council, the Trade Union Committee of students and graduate students, the Museum Council and a sports club are successfully operating at UralGUFK. Each unit conducts a number of traditional events throughout the year as part of the educational process and extracurricular activities of students, organizing their leisure time and cultural and patriotic education. Every month, students and teachers take part in festive events and sports competitions within the university; the best represent the university on the “big stage”. For example, in April 2014, more than a hundred students of Ural State University of Physical Culture performed at the city festival “Student Spring”, 80 of them were among the winners and prize-winners of the city competition. University students actively demonstrate themselves in research activities. As a rule, they represent the university at various conferences, competitions and olympiads at city, regional, all-Russian and even international levels.

The management of UralGUFK supports students' motivation to acquire knowledge by creating favorable conditions for study and leisure activities. Thus, various creative groups are open to young people, and for the most talented and active students, excellent students, there is a developed incentive system. These include vacations at the ski resorts of the Southern Urals, gatherings of excellent students in Turkey, increased scholarships, as well as an annual presentation for scholarships from the governor of the Chelyabinsk region, the Chelyabinsk Administration and the Chelyabinsk City Duma. To date, a system of continuous education in the field of physical culture and sports has been built on the basis of the university. The level of secondary vocational education is represented by the Chelyabinsk and Yekaterinburg colleges of physical education. At the stage of higher professional education, bachelors, specialists and masters are trained at 4 faculties and more than 30 departments. The postgraduate level is associated with training at the Intersectoral Regional Center for Advanced Training, the Higher School of Trainers, graduate school and doctoral studies. Thus, UralGUFK provides the learning process from pre-university training to advanced training of certified specialists.