Nauka v Olimpijskom Sporte

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History of establishment and development of the journal “Science in the Olympic sport” International scientific journal “Science in Olympic sport” started publication in 1994. This periodical was founded by the Ukrainian State Institute of Physical Education and Sport (then the name of the high school, which was lately transformed into the National University of Physical Education and Sport of Ukraine). Maria Bulatova, experienced specialist in the area of Olympic sports and history of the Olympic Games and the Olympic movement become the Editor-in-Chief of the journal. The main goals and tasks for the newly-established periodical were outlined by the rector of USUPESU, a famous scientist in the field of theory and methodology of athletes training, development of Olympic sport and the Olympic movement Vladimir Platonov in his address to readers, editorial staff and staff of the University, published in the first number of the journal appeared in 1994.Below are some excerpts from the publication: “The birth of new scientific journal “Science in Olympic sport” is undoubtedly a remarkable event not only for our institution but also for all scholars and practitioners in Ukraine, who work in the field of high performance sport, and take care ofits stuff, scientific, logistical and technical support. I hope this journal will be able to play an important role in the development of sports in Ukraine by helping introduce athletes, coaches and other industry professionals to a variety of the newest scientific, methodological, technical, organizational and other developments, whichimplementationin our country should contribute greatly to the improvement in effectiveness of training of elite athletes and athletic teams capable of winning at the Olympics, World Championships and other prestige international competitions as well as to perform at the highest levels at various sports competitions held in Ukraine. I would like to emphasize that although this journal is published by

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