Sport in Siberian Federal University
The Fitness center of Siberian Federal University provides all comers with splendid opportunities to do different kinds of sport activities. Students are able to attend 31 sport sections of 78 kinds of sport. The material base of Siberian Federal University for sport activities consists of 5 sport centers which have 17 gyms, 2 swimming pools, 3 rock exercise facilities. Moreover, there are 8 gyms in the educational blocks of Siberian Federal University. There are 3 ski lodges, 4 football fields, an ice-hockey rink and skating rink in Siberian Federal University. Furthermore, there are 2 student health camps («Polytechnic», «Izumrud»), «Daurskoe» (recreation and practice center) and camp on the lake Tus. The new large sport center for international competitions is also planned to be built in the nearest future.
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