Russia's new elite is a diverse elite in the field of sports. Sports Elite of the Year

Every year, athletes and coaches involved in Olympic, non-Olympic, national, technical and game sports, sports doctors, journalists, physical education teachers, sports veterans take part in the award. All those who contribute invaluable contribution in the development of Ugra sports.

According to the established tradition, the awards ceremony was opened by the "Golden Reserve of Yugra Sports". The winners in this nomination were 76 athletes from all over the district.

In Ugra, all conditions have been created for the education of new champions. Proof of this are our fellow countrymen who win the titles of Olympic and Deaflympics champions, become champions of Russia and the world in various types sports. Thus, 33 Yugra residents were named Olympic hopes.

the best sports class the 7th "B" class of the Sovietsky gymnasium was recognized, the best teacher in physical education was the teacher of the children Maxim Ovsyannikov.

The top three children's coaches included Elena Guseva from Surgut, Ruslan Mamedov from Langepas and Vakhtang Pliev from the Surgut region.

Nikolai Knizhnikov, a native of Vartov, received the honorary title of "Best Referee in Sports".

Leader among public organizations in the region physical education and sports at the end of 2015 announced the "Football Federation" and its president Sergei Vlasov.

“It was with this man that we started playing football at school, I learned from him and am very grateful to him. He put me in football, I remember we won third place, and after that I started to practice cross-country skiing", - said Yuri Kashkarov about Sergei Vlasov.

Biathlete Viktor Tretyakov became a discovery of the year, weightlifter Vladimir Shishkin became a legend of Ugra sports.

Nizhnevartovsk, as well as Oktyabrsky and Khanty-Mansiysk regions, were noted for the excellent organization of implementation in the TRP district.

Maksim Nigmatullin, the best athlete in national sports, and track and field athlete Vitaly Romanovich, the best athlete among sports veterans, also received awards.

Natalya Giklova was named the best athlete in technical types sports, Ekaterina Chendakova - applied types sports.

The title of the best team in game types sport received the mini-football club "Gazprom-Ugra", the best coach in team sports - his mentor Silva Paulo Ricardo Figueiro.

The successes of Ugra residents in mass sports were also noted. So, the first place in the XVII Spartakiad among Ugra sports veterans in 2015 was won by the people of Surgut, leaving behind athletes from Nefteyugansk and Khanty-Mansiysk. Surgut, Khanty-Mansiysk and Beloyarsky district became the winners of the XII Spartakiad of cities and regions of Ugra. In the XVI Universiade of students of higher educational institutions of Ugra, Surgut State University was awarded the "gold". Schoolchildren from Surgut also won the first place in the X Spartakiad of schoolchildren of the district.

Vitaly Telesh from Surgut became the best athlete of the year in Paralympic sports, Konstantin Kunakov became the best coach.

“To receive this award is exciting and pleasant. As they say, no one will go unpunished, - Vitaly jokes. Of course, in secret I hoped, but luck cannot be frightened. I hoped, tried to do my job well, and it happened.

Sergey Ermilov was named the best sportsman in Deaflympics, Alexei Ermilov was named the best coach.

In nomination " Best team in team sports among people with handicapped health” first place in the national team of Surgut in volleyball.

Received the Best Athlete of the Year award Olympic sports sport Valentina Filatova - kickboxing, the best coach - Ruslan Kushtanov.

“I am very glad that I was appreciated and awarded, I did not expect at all that I would receive this prize. There was no goal to get an award, the main goal was to win the competition, and I didn’t even think about it. But, of course, I was delighted when they told me, ”Valentina told our correspondent.

Nizhnevartovsk wushu player Oleg Khandeshin was named the Hope of Ugra in non-Olympic sports.

For many years the district has been the venue for various sports events Russian and international importance. Among the guests there were those who were able to properly use the sports resources of our district, so very soon we will be proud of new names that will glorify Ugra in the field of sports.

top five the best coaches in Olympic sports included Sergey Altukhov, Alexander Astrakhantsev, Vladimir Vlasov, Yuri Tkachenko and Rustam Umarov. Among the best coaches of the “Olympic Hopes of Yugra Sports” are Alan Naniev, Biybolat Shakhbolatov, Andrey Morkovkin, Shamil Khasaev, Andrey Ganzen and Shoira Ruzieva.

Alexey Volkov, Anton Gafarov, Yaroslav Ivanov, Pavel Ivashko, Yulia Maltseva, Nikita Ulyanov, Bakhtovar Nazirov, Sergey Ustyugov, Vadim Filimonov and Ekaterina Shumilova became the winners of the competition in the nomination "Top 10 Athletes of the Year in Olympic Sports" in 2015 . Swimmer Nikita Ulyanov from Nizhnevartovsk was recognized as the athlete of the year in Olympic sports. Anna Fedulova was awarded the title of the best athlete of the year in Ugra.

Also at the Sports Elite of the Year awards ceremony, Director of the Department for the Development of Physical Culture and Mass Sports of the Ministry of Sports Russian Federation Vladimir Malits presented five Ugra residents with the gratitude of the Minister of Sports of the Russian Federation, Marina Lotsmanova received a certificate of honor from his hands, and Vladimir Berezin received the badge "Excellent worker in physical culture and sports". The Governor of Yugra Natalia Komarova was awarded with the gratitude of the Minister of Sports of the country.

"The room is very good mood, I have a feeling that this is a hall of like-minded people - one big sports family. Thank you for this,” the head of the region addressed the audience. We have gathered on this occasion for the twentieth time. During these twenty years autonomous region brought up at least three generations of athletes. In conclusion, I want to say only one thing: you are the sports elite and we are proud of you!

The names of all the winners of the "Sports Elite-2017" have become known. The Museum of Sports Glory of Nizhnevartovsk hosted the second part of the awarding ceremony for our countrymen who made a great contribution to the development of physical culture and sports.

Today, the lists of laureates in the nominations "Best Athlete", "Sports Hopes", "Best children's trainer". Also, awards were received by medical workers in the field of physical education and sports, physical education teachers, event organizers, judges, veterans, etc.
“In 2017, athletes earned 1,660 medals. These achievements help Nizhnevartovsk to remain at the top of its sporting glory,” Evgeny Knyazev, Director of the Social Policy Department of the City Administration, addressed the participants of the ceremony.
“We are proud that there are people like you in our city. With your victories, you glorify Nizhnevartovsk, Yugra, Russia,” Sergey Zemlyankin, Deputy Chairman of the City Duma, congratulated the laureates.
“The Sports Elite ceremony is one of the great traditions of our city, which allows you to show how the capital of Samotlor appreciates your achievements,” said Pavel Larikov, Chairman of the Social Affairs Committee of the City Duma.
Albert Batyrgaziev got from one solemn ceremony to another, who received the title of Nizhnevartovsk Sportsman of the Year at the Sports Elite:
- Only in the morning I flew in from Moscow, where I took part in a solemn event dedicated to the 95th anniversary of CSKA. It was a great pleasure to receive the Soldier of the Year award in the Rising Star nomination. It is a great honor for me to receive recognition from the club, and now from the city.
Having received two awards in two days, Albert is not going to rest on his laurels. Now the athlete and his coach Ruslan Kushtanov are planning to prepare for international tournament in boxing "Cup of the Governor of St. Petersburg".

WINNERS OF "SPORTS ELITE-2017"

"Best Athlete"
Albert Batyrgaziev

"Sporting Hopes"
Anatoly Lukyanchuk, Nikolai Lukyanchuk, Angelina Zhukova, Bagomed Magomedov, Arsen Akhmedov, Evgenia Plashinova, Magomedsaid Akaev, Rustam Khasanshin, Maxim Fedosov, Anastasia Payglit, Elina Saitova, Ashgin Abdiev, Xenia Melyakina, Alexander Pivovarov.

"The best children's coaches"
Viktor Vorobyov, Oleg Krivov, Nasser Magomedov, Svetlana Bolshakova.

"The best medical worker in the field of physical culture and sports"
Irina Taminova

"The best teacher of physical culture in educational institutions"
Galina Platonova

"The best organizers of physical culture events"
Nikolai Samolovov, Ivan Barashchuk, Yuri Shpir.

"The best worker in the field of physical culture and sports"
Vasily Isakov, Tamara Kryuchkova, Oksana Ganzhina, Alexander Egorov, Maria Kushtanova.

"Best Sports Referee"
Nikolai Knizhnikov, Alexander Syzranov.

"Veteran Athletes"
Vasily Perevoshchikov, Zilya Sheveleva, Zalif Samigullina.

Sports Elite

Representatives of the sports elite are highly gifted individuals. They have unique abilities in terms of physical activity, and in addition, the ability to quickly improve the level of their physical training. Their perseverance in work sometimes borders on fanaticism. They are highly motivated and dedicate themselves to training and achieving their goals. Often, to do this, they have to work hard on the most complex exercises and work in extremely difficult external conditions. It was these qualities, coupled with a genetic predisposition, that brought them to the very top of the sports pyramid (0.1% of all athletes).

However, all these physical and psychological talents are also their worst enemies. Members of the athletic elite, especially those who have only recently broken into the ranks of the best, regularly find themselves in a state of overtraining. Many fail to realize their full potential and are forced to leave the world with a heavy heart. big sport due to the fact that excessive and unbalanced training methods lead them to physical and moral exhaustion. In this section, we will talk about how elite all-around athletes can avoid a similar fate.

Involving a coach

For many, if not all, triathlon and duathlon elites, the best way to achieve consistent growth and success is through experienced trainer. A coach who has knowledge of the scientific aspects of the sport can implement the most modern methods tailored to the unique needs of the athlete. With a coach, training planning can be more objective. A wise coach constantly guides the athlete's career towards achieving personal goals.

Two heads (or more) are always better than one. When you have new problems - and this happens quite often - an experienced coach will always share with you his vision of how to solve them. Often he will have ready-made answers based on his experience: over the years, coaches have faced many situations. Besides, good coach can anticipate problems before they occur and adjust your course in time to avoid them.

The presence of a coach reduces the tension that often arises during training, turns it into a team effort. All this gives you the opportunity to direct all your energy and time to what you do best - to the training process.

Training

Obviously, to win in the all-around, an athlete must work hard and hard. The typical approach of a young successful athlete is to do more: constantly increase the volume and / or intensity of training. However, if such an approach is accompanied by insufficient rest, the matter is bound to end in a breakdown - illness, injury, or, most often, overtraining. While restricting training at this level is problematic, top athletes should avoid overtraining at all costs.

The main reason for overtraining is insufficient recovery time. A good athlete knows how to balance training stress and rest so as to improve strength and speed skills. The second major factor in elite overtraining has to do with excess volume. Increasing the frequency and duration of exercise is a more likely cause of overtraining than excessive intensity with low volume. As discussed in several previous chapters, periodization is the best way to avoid overtraining, as good plan periodization is determined by the amount of rest, and the time to increase the volume of training, and periods of gradual increase in intensity associated with participation in the most important races.

Other lifestyle factors can also contribute to the appearance of signs of overtraining. These include malnutrition, demands from family members and other environments, housing and school problems, travel, and financial problems. An important (and well controlled) item on this list is poor diet, especially eating foods high in sugar and low in protein (see Chapter 16). Slightly less noticeable psychological point of view, the reason may be the monotony of training, when the athlete gets tired of doing the same exercises day after day, week after week.

Everyone can experience stress associated with completely different sources. The degree of influence of stress on the lives of certain people also varies significantly. Just because your training partner can easily endure a certain combination of physical and mental stress doesn't mean you can too. If you feel like you're on the verge of exhaustion, it's important to rethink your lifestyle and organization. training process. If possible, seek advice from a sports psychologist or try to find ways to reduce stress. It may be worth adjusting your recovery methodology to the recommendations in this book and to your own individual needs.

Suspecting overtraining, you should remember that the problem may be related to your health. Get a complete medical examination, evaluate your diet objectively. Stay in close contact with your doctor or health care provider - if your health changes, a specialist who knows you will be able to adequately assess the importance of the changes taking place. Each representative of the sports elite must donate blood for a special analysis. This should be done during the winter when his health and training load are at normal levels. The results of this test can be compared with the results of subsequent tests. If you are experiencing any problems, then comparing the results can provide you with valuable information.

It is worth noting that, fortunately, we have several training methods at our disposal that can get you in shape and ready for the competition. Remember that the following recommendations apply only to elite all-around athletes.

Multiple workouts per day

In competition, it is usually not the athlete who trains with the most volume that wins. However, many elite all-around athletes are convinced otherwise. The peak result is a consequence of the optimal balance between strenuous exercise and rest. For athletes at this level, training volume is less about how long it lasts than about what they want to achieve and how quickly they recover. "More" does not always mean "better". An athlete who strives to win and is physically fresh (which is the result of proper training, sometimes even less than necessary), will always win another athlete who is mentally and physically tired due to chronic overexertion.

It is equally clear that the best endurance athletes tend to have a high volume of training, broken down into many daily exercises. You can often hear that the best all-around athletes train three or even four times a day. However, this method is not universal. When you swim, bike, and run three to four times a week for long periods of time, it will be difficult for you to compete at the highest level. Such a significant amount of training may be more detrimental to you than your natural limits. If you feel like you're not good enough at a sport, five to six sessions a week is enough to reach your normal racing level. If weight training is to be included in your workout, then you may well be limited to seventeen to twenty sessions per week (that is, 3-4 sessions per day). The number of sessions may seem overwhelming to you, but in fact, this is the level that is necessary to maintain good competitive shape for elite athletes.

The length and intensity of multiple daily sessions is critical to consistently improving your performance without the danger of overtraining. Here are a few general guidelines to help you find the right balance for a week of intense training. These recommendations do not apply to recovery weeks or Peak, Race or Transition periods during which you must pay particular attention to optimal recovery.

Punching exercises. You should plan no more than one to two high-tension breaking exercises (in the areas of strength, muscle endurance, anaerobic endurance, and power) per week for two or three sports. In this case, you must carry out two exercises in the sport that is a limiter for you. You will end up with four to six breakout sessions per week.

Grouping your breakout sessions into two consecutive days, interspersed with at least one day of low-intensity training, most often allows you to reach the optimal level of tension and provides sufficient recovery. For example, four to six high-tension exercises could be scheduled for Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday, with recovery scheduled for Friday, Monday, and Tuesday.

Aerobic endurance exercises. Include one or two aerobic endurance exercises in your weekly schedule, as this is the main and necessary component of the all-around competition. These exercises are best done at a low intensity level (zones 1 and 2) to allow you to recover well before your next breakout session.

Technique. Keep working on your technique with weekly speed drills in each sport. At this stage, you should pay special attention to swimming, cycling or working with steps while running.

Ability development exercises. In order to make the best use of time, you can combine exercises related to the development of various abilities within the same session. For example, during the Basic period, you can develop strength and endurance skills by riding a bicycle for long distances in mountainous terrain. When running, you can combine anaerobic and muscular endurance exercises within the same session by doing anaerobic intervals, and then running on the verge of a threshold. When combining exercises for the development of different abilities, an exercise with a higher degree of intensity should come first, and an exercise related to endurance should follow it.

Active recovery. The main purpose of all other sessions is active recovery. These sessions may include, for example, stress-free cycling or relaxing swimming. Active recovery serves the best way return to good shape than a complete rest. This is achieved by increasing the flow of blood containing amino acids, glucose, hormones and other components. However, some elite athletes find it necessary to completely give up physical activity for one day, as this contributes to their psychological recovery. In any case, you should treat your low-intensity training days as the days you get stronger. Do not assume that these days you are wasting your time and energy.

IN tab. 14.4 Here is an example of a week lined up according to our guidelines for an elite athlete in Base 3. Sessions throughout the day are numbered to show the order in which stress is distributed throughout the day. The main stress falls on the beginning of training, lighter sessions are transferred to the end of the day and provide a speedy recovery. When there are two or more breakthrough sessions in one day, don't forget to eat regularly and rest - this will allow you to demonstrate more high results. The adaptation process will improve if you can get some sleep between workouts. Take into account that tab. 14.4 offers only one possible ways organizing sessions. Other training schedules can be just as effective.

Tab. 14.4. An example of the work of a triathlete in the period Basic 3

See Appendixes B, C, and D for selection of exercise options in these sessions. The numbers indicate the suggested order of the exercises on a given day.

"Shock" training

As explained in Chapter 3, after you've experienced the stress of a workout and then given your body a chance to recover, your fitness will quickly be at a higher level than before. This process is known as "overcompensation". Recent studies have shown that when periods of high stress cluster together and occur over a long period, followed by a long recovery phase, the level of overcompensation increases. This state is called supercompensation. Such rather risky work on the verge of overtraining is sometimes called shock - quite descriptive, although somewhat ominous.

Two studies conducted in the early 1990s looked at the supercompensation that occurs as a result of the shock cycle. In 1992, a group of seven Dutch cyclists did shock training for two weeks - their training volume increased from the normal 12.5 hours per week to 17.5. At the same time, the proportion of high-intensity training increased from 24% to 63% of total training time. In the course of the research, a decrease was immediately manifested in almost all indicators of physical fitness. However, after two weeks of recovery, the power of athletes increased by 6%. In addition, race times were reduced by an average of 4%. The amount of lactate in the blood produced when top speed, decreased compared to the amount produced before the start of the experiment. This is not a bad result for two weeks of hard training.

In a similar study in Dallas, runners went through a two-week cycle of impact training. The results were similar to those of the Dutch study, in addition, an increase in aerobic capacity was found. After the shock cycle, it took at least two weeks to assess the increase in performance. As a result of subsequent studies, it turned out that an intense period of shock training and subsequent supercompensation lead to an increase in blood volume, an increase in the level of hormones that cause muscle growth and improve the ability to process fats.

Based on the findings of these and other studies, we can draw three main conclusions related to the planning of the strike cycle by elite all-around athletes. First, even a young and trained athlete will need only three weeks to be in a state of overtraining. Accordingly, your shock cycles should not be too long and in any case should not exceed three weeks. A study of rowers preparing for the World Championships showed that even three hours of daily training for three weeks led them to overtrain. Second, increasing training volume tends to be less effective in terms of supercompensation than significantly increasing intensity. First, a group of runners ran a distance that exceeded the norm twice for three weeks. Over the next three weeks, she only doubled the part of the distance she ran at high intensity. After the first three weeks (the extended distance phase), endurance and running performance remained about the same, but after the second phase of the study (high intensity running), they improved significantly. In addition, studies have shown that after each day of impact training, athletes needed half to a full day of active recovery. After short shock cycles (lasting five to seven days), it is best to use the same number of days for recovery. After longer impact cycles (in the region of fourteen to twenty-one days), recovery may take less time, about half a day for each day of impact training.

IN tab. 14.5 an example of a shock cycle for a triathlete is given. Remember that this is just one of the ways in which such a cycle can be organized.

Tab. 14.5. Five-day shock cycle for the elite triathlete

See Appendices B, C and D for exercise options for this type of session. The numbers in the table indicate the suggested order of exercises during the day.

Be careful about shock work. During this period, the risk of overtraining increases significantly. Before starting a hitting cycle, it's important to make sure your fitness fundamentals (aerobic endurance, strength, speed skills, and muscle endurance) are up to par. If you experience typical signs of overtraining, such as frequent changes in resting heart rate or if you feel depressed, immediately reduce the load. It is best to limit yourself to one shock cycle for each peak during the season. In addition, percussion exercises must be completed no later than two weeks before the upcoming race.

Training under legal drafting conditions

The advent of drafting-allowed competitions is gradually forcing elite all-around athletes to change their training methodology. Preparing for this kind of competition differs from preparing for regular races in a number of ways. The first and obvious difference lies in the ability to swim and fast run in draft format. If you, participating in such competitions, do not fall into the group of athletes who get out of the water first, then participation in the race may end for you after the first stage, since you will not be able to enter the draft with the leaders. Moreover, after the cycling stage, several athletes will simultaneously come to the second transit zone. This means that the outcome of the race will be decided on the running track.

However, this is not to say that the cycling stage in a competition with legal drafting is not important. In fact, there is a slight redistribution of the importance of all three sports. This entails certain changes in the organization of cycling. The requirements for a bicycle, the methods of its individual fit, are also changing. Somewhat similar to criterium competition, legal drafting races use lower bikes with a slight seat tube angle. This form makes it more rigid, adapted to the movement with high pace and high speed, typical for such competitions. For such races, the bike is tuned like a road bike. The saddle moves back so that the plumb line passes through the front edge of the knee (rather than through the center of the knee, as in the preparation of the machine for a “classic” triathlon bike stage) and crosses the point of the pedal spindle. This allows you to begin to apply force to the pedal earlier when moving the foot down, resulting in a significantly increased force application time. In addition, it makes it easier to move in a high rhythm, which is especially important when the speed of the whole group fluctuates sharply.

In terms of training, drafting-allowed competitions require more frequent group practice, especially during the Build and Peak periods. This allows you to gain more confidence when moving in a group and improve management skills. If you're planning to compete in a draft-legal competition, then you should start riding with road racers as part of your overall weekly training. Many cycling clubs (at least in the US) have weekly workouts during the spring. Be careful when Criterium type races are run on tight curves or large fields. On such races, the risk of getting into an accident is quite high.

Drafting-allowed competitions also require special attention to anaerobic endurance and power. If you are in a small group, breaking away or chasing the leaders, you should switch completely into an anaerobic state for a few minutes. This is only possible if your body is able to cope with the presence high level lactate. You will also need the ability to build up power quickly, especially on trails with a lot of turns or small hills.

Powerful movements may also be required for several short (about 10 minutes) periods of time when you, after leaving the water after the leaders, strive to catch up with them. If after 10 minutes of chasing you still can't do it, it's time to slow down and let the bulk of the participants catch up with you. Your training must necessarily include elements that prepare you for such situations.

Extension of your sports career

Success in elite sport is determined by motivation. That is what makes true leaders. If you don't have the right attitude and are not in love with the process of training and competition, then it is unlikely that you will be able to realize yourself as a successful all-rounder. However, motivation also has a downside. It is because of it that some elite athletes reject that part of the training process that is not directly related to accelerating their progress. And this can lead to exhaustion, chronic injuries, overtraining. The breaks associated with this disrupt the sequence of the training process, forcing you to return to the previous stages.

Consistency is arguably the single most important component in achieving the maximum level of fitness. Inconsistent workouts can lead to bad results on races and even become the reason for leaving the big sport. The promising careers of a number of athletes ended prematurely precisely because of the conflict between motivation and a clear understanding of how to achieve their goals.

Treat your body with respect - it's a delicate instrument. Avoid any event that carries risk and can interrupt the stable nature of your training. At the heart of any optimal training and a successful athletic career lies close attention to recovery as a way to reduce stress. When you allow yourself to recover in time and enough, you reduce the discomfort associated with the balance of work and rest, you begin to feel good, you have self-confidence and a sense of readiness for the competition.

In addition to adequate rest, there is another way to prevent breakdowns. This is a gradual increase training load over several weeks based on the standard periodization scheme (see chapters 3, 7 and 9). Sudden and significant increases in training volume or intensity (such as those associated with impact training) should be planned in advance and timed. In addition, during such training, you should carefully monitor the response of your body. At the first sign that something is not going right (for example, if you experience joint discomfort or cannot recover normally), you should reduce the load, even if you have not yet reached your goals. Continuing to train in such conditions can lead to even more problems.

If you want to have a long all-around career, you need to think and plan ahead. Of course, it's easiest to schedule your training sessions with only the next race in mind and not thinking about how well participation in it matches your long-term fundamental goals. An athlete suffering from this kind of "myopia" considers all competitions equally important and tries to reach the peak of his form before each of them. It is impossible either physiologically or even psychologically. Think about what's really important to your career - not only in terms of this season, but in terms of a three-four-year perspective. If you would like to join Olympic team or win a prize at an Ironman competition, think of your preparation as a process of steady and continuous improvement. As you make your yearly training plan, work on your weekly exercise plans, never forget your long-term goals. And it is at this moment that the presence of a wise and experienced coach nearby becomes especially important.

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Most likely, the new elite of Russia in the field of sports is the diverse elite of the Country.
I would like to ask a question like this in a democratic style: “And who believes that now there is a certain elite in the Russian sports society?”. Tretyak, Fetisov, Ishmuratova, Sikhrulidze, Zhurova, Plushenko, Khorkina, Kabaeva, Zyryanov, Zhirkov, and Bilyaletdinov, etc., probably, some still think so, but really only some. And why? The answer seems to be in the question I'm asking. And, indeed, maybe not many have heard, the question is very correctly posed. Who is the elite in the field of physical culture and sports? Those who have power, the media and any opportunity to influence the sports community? Or those who have the semantic values ​​of our sports society? It's really fundamental question. And it's different in different societies. Somewhere this elite, which has power, at the same time, it also has meanings, but somewhere this does not happen. And now we are not ready to recognize anyone as an elite, because there is no meaning to our life in a certain area of ​​our activity, if these people are in power. So this is not the level of the elite in order to be an elite for everyone.
Apparently, our sports society needs to find some common sense. In fact, Now there is a huge difference. Here I am sitting here, and I am sure that if we start talking about simple things, then, perhaps, we will not come to an agreement very soon.
The next point that I would like to note. I don’t watch the Sports program very often and with little interest, and everything that is connected with sports in the media. And I must say that television is a great opportunity to influence these meanings, to express them. But, on the other hand, we again see that television belongs to some specific groups - these groups simply fight among themselves or express something that the people do not understand and are not interested, only because for the most part it is presented again but only what belongs to the sports star elite and elite sports.
Indeed, the sporting elite must think about the future. It is very important to keep these meanings, and I would like to continue with the general meanings.
Of course, the elite in the field of sports are leaders who achieve sports achievements accepted by sports and civil society, people whom society wants to follow. What kind of achievements can we talk about? In addition to the standard definition of achievement, as, say, people in business see it, it is certainly worth adding achievements associated with new thoughts, new meanings, achievements associated with influencing public opinion, and achievements associated with the disposal of power in the field of sports.
To understand all this at once, I will give a few examples of those who, in my opinion, are not the sports elite and cannot be the elite, although they are at the helm of power in the field of sports.
If the athlete is a repeated Olympic champion, and for this reason becomes a minister or heads of departments in the field of physical culture and sports, or Olympic champion becomes a member of the party and becomes a deputy of the legislative assembly and then a deputy of the State Duma, a representative of the All-Russian Football Federation becomes the Minister of the Russian Federation for Physical Culture and Youth Policy, then, in my opinion, this is not an elite and this is not an achievement. If a person without achievements understandable for a sports society, having, in general, a not very public past, suddenly emerges as a minister of some ministry, this is also not the elite that we need. If any youth policy representative wins a seat in the legislative meeting and at the same time chairs the committee on physical culture and sports due to the reservation of the youth quota in power, and not because it is the best in the field of sports, this is not an elite action. And so on and so forth.
It seems to me important to talk about the following principles: Achievement is needed. To have achievements, you must be an individual with a pronounced orientation to the current policy in the country and in society. Individualism is one of the important principles for development. But individualism impossible without social justice. Without what has already been called here, as serving the common cause. Otherwise, it will not fit into the general social context.

Either individualism or service to the common cause contradicts itself.
The fact is that life is full of contradictions and we must interconnect them. There must be bright personalities, but a bright personality cannot act to the detriment of the public interest. Therefore, this is the eternal struggle of these opposites.
One more link. There must be tough competition. Because only competition allows you to select leaders in the right way and see who is better and who is worse. But at the same time as competition, we need to talk about how it works. Should be more public and transparency in society, which is clearly lacking in the field of sports now. And on the basis of this, today the idea of ​​​​a project to form a competitive “Professional Team of the Country” in the field of sports has appeared, to determine the elite in the field of sports and represent the professional elite in public, political, legislative and executive authorities.
In my opinion, we have a lot of social processes in society designed not to create the best elite. One may, of course, wonder how to do it right? I will not give a deep universal recipe, but it seems to me that social structures, social relations are correct when three things are combined in one place: success, achievements, income and influence.
After all, what is the problem with a person located in the provinces, in the outback engaged in state policy in the field of sports, about which no one knows anything. He cannot connect these things: success, achievement and influence. He cannot make money on his thoughts and create influence. Income, influence, success - as a mechanism for the formation of the best in competition and transparency with a focus on sports and public interest and individualism in the first place.
We must make an attempt to structure the understanding of the elite in the field of sports. The fact is that the elite can be military, intellectual, it can be a business elite, a political elite, a sports elite. In addition, the elite in the generally accepted sense is also divided into federal and regional. It is extremely important that today we are discussing the topic “Russia's new elite in the field of sports”. That is, we must understand that Russia should be the unifying force for all the elites of society.
What is the problem with that period of failed liberal rule when we set out on a free market float? For society and for the political elite, and for the business elite, for everyone? The main thing was lost - the right attitude towards Russia. The understanding that Russia is decisive in whether there will be a new Russian elite in the field of physical culture and sports has disappeared.
If today we consider the priority direction for the country as the area of ​​physical culture and sports, then until now the state policy is based on outdated mechanisms for managing and developing this area, and it is not an unsuccessful liberal government. Where most of the state structure for the management and development of sports is based and is in the right form of public organizations, these are all-Russian, regional, city federations of sports and sports disciplines. If the problem of that period of unsuccessful liberal rule was identified, when we set off on a free market, free swimming? Why is the field of physical culture and sports still in such swimming?
For the sports elite, the main thing should be a feeling, an understanding of patriotism in relation to their country. Because it is impossible today to say that a sports representative is successful, an ambitious person, a competitive person, if he does not feel gratitude and patriotism in relation to his country, to the society in which he lives, if he is not a creator. Nothing is worth that elite in the field of sports, which does not create, does not create for their country and for sports and civil society. The sports elite should not only be the bearer of values, it should be the engine of these values. It must create conditions for these values ​​to be dominant in sports and civil society.
It is extremely important that the elite in the field of sports go through the process of renewal in their life. To do this, a system of such competitiveness should be built, which allows any representative of the sport, having sufficient intellectual resources, creative sports potential, to realize himself, achieve success and join the ranks of the sports elite.
And I think that if we stop self-flagellation and look objectively at the real world, then we will see that today a number of conditions have been created for the formation of an elite in Russia in the field of physical culture and sports. And in order for it to meet the sports and civil society outlook in this area, because the balance between the sports society and the elite of this area leads to a crisis and contracting. And if this conflict takes place in today's state settings, nothing good will happen. In recent years, the confrontation between the committees of physical culture and sports and public organizations has significantly increased, which further aggravates the situation in the sports society, developing a certain sports totalitarianism and monopoly on both sides, which clearly contradicts the democratic principle of the development of modern Russia in the field of physical culture and sports.
I will give you a few examples: the reform of the electoral system, the political system, the party system, the well-known competition “Professional Team of the Country” - what is this? These are the steps that today are aimed at forming a new elite in Russia, in order to enable municipal representatives to realize themselves at the regional level, regional representatives to realize themselves at the federal level. I am the laureate of such a project, believe me, I am the only one on the big list as a simple public figure among the sharks of the ruling elite, and if you are well acquainted with the position of this project, it should have been quite the opposite.
And I think what's next on discussion It makes sense for us to move not to say that everything is bad and there is no sports elite. We need to propose those actions that would allow us to say even more confidently that the implementation of the innovative public project of the “Professional Team of the Country” in the field of sports, which allows us to form an elite in this priority direction for the country.
The formation of the “Professional Team of the Country” in the field of sports and the formation of the sports elite in this project is also the bearers of the highest achievements of the national high sports culture, I certainly mean that she not only has to carry them, but and reproduce. This is the hardest part - to reproduce and do it continuously.
Of course, the sports elite in the field of sports are people who have achieved a higher social status due to their extraordinary efforts, due to their outstanding sports abilities. Another thing is that this high social status, these privileges received by him, correspond to the corresponding social responsibility: reproduce what what we are talking about when we talk about the highest achievements of general physical culture and sports. This responsibility lies with them. It lies in connection with the very fact that this representative of the sport belongs to the elite.
How to come to this? Unfortunately, this is not a quick, but a continuing process. At least one generation must live in an environment of sufficient autonomy and sufficient freedom. Because if we talk about the sports elite as a ruling elite and as a bearer of values, you need to understand what it is, at least and intersecting flowing into each other, but still existing fairly autonomous elites. Then the sports elite has its own true meaning, which can be reproduced, and not just repeated: to live in rhyme, to live in step, to capture the impulse that comes from the supreme power and try to reproduce it in different forms.
The only essence of the existence of such an "elite" in the field of sports is loyalty. And that is not enough to become a true bearer of the values ​​of general physical culture and sports. To do this, you also need to be in autonomy, be free enough and have separate channels of communication in order to be visible, understandable, attractive for sports and civil society. The whole strength of the elite in the field of sports lies not in the fact that it has some kind of public authority, the ability to dispose, manage, give orders. Simply, these people radiate some kind of magnetism, they are an example, they are a model. They want to imitate, go the same way. For this, of course, the entrance to this sports elite must not necessarily be closed, but open and understandable.
Signs of the formation of a sports elite in the project of the "Professional Team of the Country" in the field of sports: extraordinary work on oneself, extraordinary diligence, extraordinary abilities, extraordinary diligence. The elite is divided both vertically and horizontally. Vertically, the elite can be local, regional, federal. In any territorial representation, we must see the sports elite of a structured and organized project of the "Professional Team of the Country" in the field of sports at the head of sports and civil society.
Sports elite of city and regional self-government. It is under the leadership of representatives of city sports federations, district offices, as well as sports and civil society, and unites and consolidates representatives of public, political, legislative and executive local government authorities, as well as the business community.
Regional sports elite. It is under the leadership of representatives of regional sports federations and also unites and consolidates representatives of public, political, legislative and executive authorities, as well as the business community.
Federal sports elite. It is under the leadership of representatives of the all-Russian sports Federations and also unites and consolidates representatives of public, political, legislative and executive authorities of the Russian Federation, as well as the business community.
The answer to the question: is there an elite today or not in the field of sports? Undoubtedly, there is. And today this elite is outside the state policy.” This is a fact that exists in our country, and it is foolish to deny it.

With respect to you! Dmitry Meshcheryakov