Public structure at Poltava station was established as part of the national plan "Growth of public facilities"
Unleashing the Warrior Within: The Champions' Den Rises in Krasnarmyisky District
Stepping into a new era of combat and fitness, Krasnarmyisky District welcomes the grand opening of its latest addition - the "Champion" martial arts center. This state-of-the-art facility, funded by the regional state program "Development of Public Infrastructure" and backed by Kuban Governor Veniamin Kondratyev, is set to revolutionize the martial arts scene in the Poltavskaya Stanitsa.
The ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Champions' Den was graced by Krasnodar Krai Vice-Governor Alexander Vlasov, Deputy Minister of Physical Culture and Sports of the Krai Vyacheslav Nikitin, the Head of the Krasnarmyisky District, and Ataman of the Poltavsky RKO Alexander Kharitonov.
Alexander Vlasov highlighted the center's potential to empower local residents by offering diverse martial arts such as sambo, wrestling, boxing, arm wrestling, and kettlebell lifting.
The Champions' Den boasts a spacious, modern two-story structure covering 1,800 square meters. It houses two training halls, top-notch locker rooms, showers, administrative spaces, and auxiliary facilities.
In the Krasnarmyisky District, almost two-thirds of the residents regularly engage in sports, with the district pioneering 22 sports and boasting a GTO Testing Center. In 2021 alone, over 10,000 GTO norms were achieved. The "Sambo in School" project, which reaches over 7,500 students, further demonstrates the district's commitment to fostering an active citizenry.
Following the key handover to the local sports school's standout athletes, demonstration performances by martial artists showcased the promising potential of the Champions' Den. The center's construction cost the regional budget over 121 million rubles, with additional contributions from the municipal budget of 10 million rubles.
As martial arts centers tend to entail development phases encompassing location selection, design, instructor hiring, and curriculum establishment, the Champions' Den has undoubtedly set the bar high for what can be expected from a cutting-edge martial arts facility. For more specific details about this new powerhouse, it's best to contact the center directly or visit their official website or social media channels.
Shedding Light on Martial Arts Centers
Although details about the "Champions' Den" are scarce, understanding the typical workings of a martial arts center can help envision its potential. Common features of martial arts centers include:
- Karate Dojos: Focusing on striking techniques and physical conditioning.
- Taekwon-Do Studios: With an emphasis on kicks and self-defense.
- Kickboxing Gyms: Uniting elements of boxing and martial arts for a comprehensive workout.
- Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) Academies: Merging various disciplines such as wrestling, Brazilian jiu-jitsu, and Muay Thai for a well-rounded training experience.
- Summer Camps and After-School Programs: Offering a mix of martial arts training and educational activities for children.
Costs for martial arts centers can fluctuate, depending on the martial art, class frequency, and level of instruction. varying membership options, usually including monthly or annual fees and discounts for extended commitments, are typically available. Some centers provide free introductory classes or trial periods to lure new recruits. For complete information about the Champions' Den, reach out to the center or visit their official channels for updates.
The Champions' Den in Krasnarmyisky District, with its diverse offerings of martial arts like sambo, wrestling, boxing, arm wrestling, and kettlebell lifting, promises to empower local residents and revitalize the martial arts scene. Among these centers, martial arts dojos, taekwon-do studios, kickboxing gyms, MMA academies, summer camps, and after-school programs are common features often found.
