400 athletes train at the Sevastopol sports and recreation complex “Spartak”

The Spartak sports and recreation complex with a boxing hall on Vakulenchuka Street is one year old. It was built under the state program for the socio-economic development of the Republic of Crimea and Sevastopol.

Today it is part of the main boxing school of Sevastopol — Olympic Reserve Sports School No. 4. Spartak has everything for full-fledged training: a spacious boxing hall, a general physical training hall with cardio and strength equipment, as well as an additional ring. For the convenience of visitors, a wardrobe, foyer and bathrooms have been created. There is also a conference room, security with a fire station and offices for employees. During competitions, the complex can accommodate 115 athletes and 150 spectators.

In the first year, Spartak truly became the city’s main boxing arena. Major competitions are held here, and after triumphant victories, champions are traditionally welcomed. It is also important that the number of students has increased: if last year there were 280, today there are already 400 people training here. Among the newcomers are guys who are just starting their journey in sports. They are the future of Sevastopol boxing.

Real victories also indicate a high level of preparation. Elena Gapeshina took gold at the Russian and World Championships last year, Sofya Kulaeva became first at the European Championship, and Anastasia Tyunina won the international tournament “Pearl of the Adriatic”.

source: press service of the Government of Sevastopol