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The Complex of<br />
Installations of the Central<br />
Sports Club of the Army<br />
(CSCA)<br />
For the Games of the XXII Olympiad,<br />
two more facilities—an imposing<br />
building of the CSCA Sports Complex<br />
including the football field and trackand-field,<br />
and the CSCA Palace of<br />
Sports—were added to the sports<br />
facilities of the club on Leningrad<br />
Avenue, which included a multipurpose<br />
indoor arena, a stadium with<br />
10,000 seats, an indoor swimming<br />
pool, the Weightlifting Hall, halls for<br />
gymnastics and team sports, as well<br />
as open sports grounds.<br />
The new installations were specially<br />
prepared for Olympic fencing,<br />
wrestling and basketball competitions.<br />
The Sports Complex consists of<br />
two areas —football and athletics fieldhouses—<br />
integrated into a single entity<br />
by a central unit housing gyms<br />
and services.<br />
The building is 306 by 108 metres.<br />
Its height (16 m) is limited by the<br />
presence of a nearby airfield so the<br />
spectator lounge and athletes' quarters<br />
were set up in the basement. A<br />
cafeteria for 200 competitors, an auditorium<br />
with 250 seats, a hall for the<br />
Sports Glory exhibition, and technical<br />
services were also located there.<br />
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The playing field in the football<br />
fieldhouse, 110x60 m in size, was<br />
covered with a synthetic material.<br />
Olympic fencing competitions on 17<br />
metallic pistes were staged there during<br />
the Games.<br />
The athletics fieldhouse, measuring<br />
126 by 84 metres, houses a 200 m<br />
closed-loop track with four lanes and<br />
curves 16 m in radius, a six-lane, 126<br />
m long, straight for the 60 m, 100 m,<br />
and 110 m hurdles, a training walk<br />
course, sections for long jump, pole<br />
vault and high jump. A special area<br />
was set aside for discus and javelin<br />
throwing and for shot put. Four mats<br />
were laid out there on sectional platforms<br />
during the Games for Greco-<br />
Roman and freestyle wrestling competitions.<br />
Both fieldhouses have scoreboards.<br />
In addition to service rooms, the<br />
central six-level unit contains training<br />
halls; one, 48x24 m in size, for teamsports<br />
and the other, measuring 48 by<br />
18 metres, for general fitness exercises.<br />
In the two fieldhouses and the<br />
central block there are also 15x9 m<br />
halls for body building.<br />
Facilities of the Central Sports<br />
Club of the Army<br />
1. CSCA Sports Complex<br />
(football and athletics<br />
fieldhouses)<br />
2. CSCA Sports Palace<br />
3. Parking lot<br />
4. Computer centre<br />
5. Wading pool<br />
6. Central Air Terminal<br />
7. Air Terminal office building<br />
8. Air Terminal hotel<br />
9. Athletes' hostel<br />
10. Dispensary<br />
11. CSCA Tennis Hall<br />
12. CSCA Weightlifting Hall<br />
13. CSCA Ice Palace (multisports<br />
arena)<br />
14. CSCA indoor swimming pool<br />
15. CSCA gyms<br />
16. CSCA office building<br />
17. Leningrad Avenue