Sport in the Soviet Union

Content: 
Front Matter, Page i
Copyright, Page ii
PERGAMON INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY of Science, Technology, Engineering and Social Studies, Page iii
Preface, Page vii
1 - Historical Background, Pages 3-8
2 - Sport for Children, Pages 9-13
3 - GTO and The Sport Ranking System, Pages 14-17
4 - Contemporary Organization of Soviet Sport, Pages 18-23
5 - Training, Pages 24-26
1 - Soccer, Pages 29-38
2 - Rugby, Pages 39-40
3 - Basketball, Pages 41-43
4 - Volleyball, Pages 44-45
5 - Handball, Page 46
6 - Tennis, Pages 47-48
7 - Table Tennis, Page 49
8 - Badminton, Pages 50-52
9 - Bandy, Page 53
10 - Ice Hockey, Pages 54-59
11 - Field Hockey, Pages 60-62
12 - Skiing, Pages 63-64
13 - Skating and Figure Skating, Pages 65-67
14 - Gymnastics, Pages 68-70
15 - Track and Field, Pages 71-74
16 - Archery, Pages 75-76
17 - Shooting, Pages 77-80,p1-p4
18 - Weight Lifting, Pages 81-86
19 - Boxing, Pages 87-90
20 - Wrestling, Pages 91-96
21 - Judo, Pages 97-99
22 - Fencing, Pages 100-102
23 - Swimming and Diving, Pages 103-109
24 - Water Polo, Page 110
25 - Yachting, Pages 111-112
26 - Rowing, Pages 113-116
27 - Canoeing, Pages 117-118
28 - Mountaineering, Pages 119-121
29 - Equestrian Sports, Pages 122-127
30 - Cycling, Pages 128-130
31 - Modem Pentathlon, Pages 131-133
Appendix I - A Note on Sporting Venues in the Moscow Area, Pages 135-136
Appendix II - Soviet Olympic Results, Pages 137-146