Kurgan enthusiastic coach got children interested in figure skating

City in Kurgan Oblast, Russia

For other places with the same name, see Shchuchi.

City in Kurgan Oblast, Russia

Shchuchye

(Russian: Shchuchye) is a city and the administrative center of Shchuchansky District in Kurgan Oblast, Russia, located on Lake Shchuchye, 180 kilometers (110 mi) west of Kurgan, the administrative center of the region. Population: 10,973 (2010 census); [3] 10,602 (2002 census); [8] 11,094 (1989 census). [9]

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Shchuchye

(Kurgan region)

OKATO code:
37244501
Founded:
1750
City since:
1945 City of district subordination (Schuchansky district, Kurgan region)
Center:
Shuchansky district
Telephone code (reference phone)

Deviation from Moscow time, hours:
2
Geographic latitude:
55°13′
Geographic longitude:
62°46′
Altitude above sea level, meters:
165 Sunrise and sunset times in the city of Shchuchye

Transport

There are different ways to get to Kurgan. But, naturally, the fastest and most comfortable way of transfer is by plane. However, it is also the most expensive. The airport is located near the city center of Kurgan, just six kilometers away. The airport accepts regular passenger flights, as well as charter and cargo flights. There are two airlines operating in Kurgan: UTair and RusLine. Flights operate regularly from Yekaterinburg (departure from Koltsovo airport) and Moscow (departure from Vnukovo airport). In order to develop the airport and the entire Kurgan region, it is planned to organize flights to Sochi and Anapa in the summer season. You can leave the airport by taxi, which are on duty near the terminal, and by public transport, which is widely available here. You can use city buses No. 5, 75, 33, 378, 359, 349 and 403, as well as trolleybuses No. 3 and 5. Find out more about the Salt Lakes of Russia.

Road transport The city of Shchuchye is a road transport hub. The federal highway M51 (Chelyabinsk - Novosibirsk) is the main transport artery connecting the city with the outside world. In addition, Shchuchye is connected by a network of hard and dirt roads with all major settlements in the region. Route buses: Shchuchye-Kurgan, Shchuchye-Chelyabinsk, Shchuchye-Safakulevo, Shchuchye-Chumlyak, Shchuchye-Chistoe, Shchuchye-Utichye. The city has two city bus routes. Transportation is carried out by private carriers. In addition, there are three private taxi companies.

Rail transport The historical route of the Trans-Siberian Railway (Moscow - Vladivostok) passes through the city of Shchuchye, and the Shchuchye railway station is located on the territory of the city. All suburban electric trains traveling in the direction (Chelyabinsk-Shumikha-Kurgan-Shumikha-Chelyabinsk) stop at the Shchuchye railway station. Long-distance trains (4 from the west, 3 from the east) have a stop at the Shchuchye railway station.

Industry

• “Shchuchansky military plant for the destruction of chemical weapons” - (Near the city there is an arsenal where stocks of chemical weapons are stored. As part of the federal program for the destruction of chemical weapons, a corresponding enterprise was built.)
• LLC "Schuchansky Bread Products Plant"
• JSC "Shchuchansky Road Repair and Construction Department"
• JSC "Muza" (Flour Mill) - located in the village. Kayasan, Shchuchansky district
• JSC "Schuchansky Elevator"
• JSC "Zauralsky cracker" (Shchuchansky food plant)

Kurgan enthusiastic coach got children interested in figure skating

“I’ll lace up the right skate for now, and you straighten the tongue in the left one,” Sergei Vaganov helps his granddaughter in the locker room before training.

Natalya spends almost every evening after her main work with her students on the court. Classes at the club are free

Ulyana is almost six years old. She feels confident on the ice, which, however, is not surprising: her grandfather is the coach of the hockey team.

“Our girls go to hockey, so I first suggested that my granddaughter enroll in my section,” says Sergei Vaganov. - No, he says, I want to go to figure skating with Natalya Vladimirovna.

Natalya Ushakova is the coach of the Shchuchansky Skates club. She remembers how she once put her daughter Masha on ice at the age of six. They then lived in Kurgan. We once went to the Central Stadium, rented equipment, and Masha succeeded almost immediately. In Shchuchye, where they moved, there was no figure skating section. At first, Natalya trained her daughter herself. She adored skates since childhood. True, there weren’t many courts back then; kids honed their skills on frozen puddles. In the evening we watched performances of famous figure skaters on TV, and during the day we tried to repeat their tricks.

Masha very quickly learned her mother’s lessons, and Natalya began taking her daughter to a professional trainer in Chelyabinsk on weekends. The coach gave homework, and he and his daughter practiced them on the court in the evenings. Slowly other figure skating fans began to join them. This is how a circle was formed, then a section, which soon grew into a sports club. Now about twenty people are constantly working there. In winter, children skate, and in summer, rollerblade. We have our own roller skating school.

Seeing how the kids were drawn to Ushakova, the district administration offered her a part-time instructor. To meet her status, Natalia received a coaching diploma in addition to her higher technical education. Almost every evening after her main work she spends with her students on the court. Classes at the club are free.

“Figure skating and roller sports are expensive pleasures,” says Natalya. — How much does one piece of equipment cost? Therefore, only the desire of the child is not enough. Parents' support is needed. Without them, we won’t see any trips to competitions or a festival. Parents help with everything: cleaning the ice on the court, sewing costumes, some mothers and fathers even started skating.

“We have two daughters who go to the club: Anastasia (12 years old) and Yulia (6 years old),” said Anatoly Pushkarev. — Moreover, Nastya, like Yulia, began rollerblading from kindergarten age. My eldest daughter and I go to regional and interregional competitions. We take prizes. We performed successfully in Ufa and Chelyabinsk, were in Omsk at the Open Cup of Siberia, and at a festival in Samara. In winter, schoolchildren, especially when they are distance learning, have nothing to do in their free time, so figure skating helps out. The main thing is that the children like it.

Elena Volosnikova’s niece Sasha Klimchuk, her aunt, is her guardian. The girl is very musical, she can come up with a program on her own and adjust it with her mentor. According to Elena, the club invites professionals from other cities and willingly goes to visit them. Coaches from Samara and St. Petersburg conducted master classes in Shchuchye, and the guys attended training camps in Chelyabinsk. Natalya Ushakova herself is already sharing her experience. She is a frequent visitor to neighboring Shumikha.

And now Natalia’s wards are polishing the program for the winter festival.

— But there was a time when people told me: what kind of “Ice Princess” can we have? - Natalya Ushakova recalls with a smile.

It turns out that it still can! The festival involves both experienced skaters and those who have just learned to skate, and there are no losers. If a child makes a “flashlight” to the music, there will immediately be a flurry of applause: experts understand how difficult it is to perform the simplest element. Skaters are given gifts, and some even have soft toys thrown onto the ice. Everything is real, just like at big competitions.

Attractions Shchuchye

Lake Gorkoye is a hydrological natural monument. The purest salt water and light birch groves surrounding the lake attract thousands of vacationers. But the main advantage of the lake is the miraculous healing power of water and mud. There were summer pioneer camps for recreation and recreation of schoolchildren in the Shchuchansky and Safakulevsky districts. There is a children's psychoneurological sanatorium "Lake Gorkoye-Victoria" of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation. From 05/21/2015 it is transferred to the ownership of the Kurgan region. In addition, underground mineral waters have been discovered near the lake. Sculptural memorial monument to the fallen Shchuchans in the Great Patriotic War “To the Warrior - Liberator” (stone, granite). The author of the project is the sculpture N.I. Kondratiev. The monument was unveiled on May 9, 1966. Monument to V.I. Lenin Monument to the liquidators of the accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant. Monument to participants in local conflicts Monument to the 25,000th man - Melnik Yakov Petrovich (1899-1930) was brutally killed with his fists. Obelisk and monument with a memorial plaque to PPM factory workers who died during the Great Patriotic War. On the station square there is an obelisk to the Komsomol members and communists who died during the days of the revolution and civil war. Memorial plaque to the staunch revolutionary Mitrofan Ivanovich Chayakov. Memorial plate - installed in memory of historical events in connection with the stay of Marshal G. K. Zhukov in this building. In the village of Planovoye, the “Mourning Stone” was installed in memory of those killed during the unloading of ammunition on January 23, 1945. Foundation stone of the CW plant (2001) Monument - bust of Four-time Hero of the Soviet Union G.K. Zhukov at school No. 3. State natural (zoological) reserve since 2002. An architectural monument of federal significance (Baroque, early 19th century) - the Church of Flora and Lavra in the village of Beloyarskoye. The largest open-air museum of military equipment in the region (18 exhibits) in the city Victory Park. On May 8, 2015, the Eternal Flame was lit at the memorial to the Victorious Warrior. Historical and local history museum in the village of Chumlyak since 1990. (founder of the museum Kayatkina Galina Vasilievna). The only monument in the region to the legendary division commander V.I. Chapaev in the village of Beloyarskoye. Steam roller mill Kolokolnikov S.I. (1909) - a six-story stone building, is an example of industrial architecture of the early 20th century. A memorial stele commemorating the end of the destruction of chemical weapons in the Shchuchan region. The symbol of the city is a pike in the city park. Lake Nifanskoe (on the map of 1805 Bolshoye Shchuchye) is fond of sports. fishing: crucian carp, perch, carp, ripus. Area 5.5 sq. km. depth 4m. Bridge of Lovers (Small architectural form). Chesnokovsky pine forest is a botanical natural monument. Area 595 hectares. "Chumlyaksky" bridge is a railway bridge across the river. Chumlyak (area 2182 km.). Built in 1892. Luxury hotel for former employees of PARSONS. Regional school (college) of the Olympic reserve for training athletes in winter sports. In 2022, the 15th international youth festival “We Live Together in the 21st Century” was held - Friendship of Youth of Kazakhstan and Russia, Proven over the Years. In 2018, the educational youth forum “MORNING-2018″ of the Ural Federal District. Memorial plaque to Lieutenant Yuri Viktorovich Kildyshev, a participant in the fighting in Afghanistan. Square of victory. Recreation center "Klyuchi". The orchid meadow is a natural monument. 24 plant species are registered in the Red Data Book of the Kurgan Region. Monument to soldiers - artillerymen in the village. Planned military unit 31643. “Victory Park” - an updated cultural and recreation park in 2022 and 2022. Hunting grounds: Kayasanovskoe, Chumlyakskoe, Peschanskoe. The Bely Yar tract is a natural monument of regional significance. 7 species of plants are noted in the Red Book of the Kurgan region. On the territory of the district there is an eponymous monument - the Alakul burial ground. The initial phase of the Bronze Age, dating (17-14 centuries BC). There are 66 mounds with an earthen embankment with a height of 0.15 to 1.5 m, a diameter of 13-40 m (Archaeologists E.E. Kuzmina and K.V. Salnikov in 1948). A memorial sign for the 100th anniversary of the RCBZ troops and a linden alley in the city Victory Park.

Population[ | ]

As of January 1, 2022, in terms of population, the city was in 944th place out of 1116[28]cities of the Russian Federation[29].

Healthcare[ | ]

Currently, medical institutions operate in Shchuchye: a central regional hospital, a polyclinic consultative and diagnostic center, a children's psychoneurological sanatorium, a paramedic and obstetric station and 4 pharmacies.

The Shchuchansky central regional hospital employs 139 mid-level health workers. Of these, 11 have the highest qualification category. 67 - first, 9 - second. 104 medical workers have a specialist certificate. In 2017, a special helipad for air ambulances was equipped on the territory of the Central District Hospital.

24 kilometers from the city there is a children's sanatorium "Lake Gorkoe", which has been operating since 1955. During the Great Patriotic War, the sanatorium operated as hospital No. 3121 for the wounded. Professor G.P. Sabo (1880-1959), head of the physico-chemical laboratory, worked at the hospital, who invented a method for making a new substitute for cotton wool from the filamentous algae cladophora, which was available in Lake Gorky.

A significant content of hydrogen sulfide and sufficient mineralization make the mud of the resort similar to the typical mineral mud of a number of mainland lakes (Saki, Tambukan, Shira)[38].

Sports[ | ]

The city operates the MKUDO "Shchuchanskaya Youth Sports School", founded on September 1, 1977. The main sport of the youth sports school is sambo.

• The Zvezda mini-football club competes in the regional championship[40];
• The Zvezda football club plays in the regional championship.
• Sports and tourist club "Shchuchye 4X4".
• On the basis of the hotel complex GPBOU "KUOR" there are physical education and health services for the population. There is a health camp "Olympus".
• Base of the municipal testing center of the VFSK "GTO" of the Shchuchansky district.
• City stadium in the microdistrict. Arinino.

Map

Shchuchye: photo from space (Google Maps) Shchuchye: photo from space (Microsoft Virtual Earth)

a brief description of

The city is located in the Trans-Urals, 180 km west of Kurgan. Railway station.

There are over 140 lakes on the territory of the Shchuchansky district, incl. natural monument Lake Gorkoye-Victoria (water of the sulfate-chloride-magnesium-sodium type; significant reserves of silt mud and brine, the medicinal properties of which have been used since 1910; the children's sanatorium "Lake Gorkoye" has been operating since 1955).

Territory (sq. km): 35

Information about the city of Shchuchye on the Russian Wikipedia website

Historical sketch

Known since 1750 as a village. In 1895, during the construction of the Omsk Railway, the Chumlyak station grew near the village of Shchuchye (the station opened in 1896). The name of the station is from the neighboring village of Chumlyak, through which, according to the original design, the route was supposed to pass. In 1974, the station was renamed Shchuchye.

Since 1924, Shchuchye has been a regional center. City since 1945. Name after Lake Shchuchye.

Economy

Fire-fighting engineering plant (including production of fire extinguishers, plastic processing), food processing plant (gingerbreads, cookies). Bakery plant, butter factory, clothing factory (children's, outerwear).

In the Shchuchansky district, mainly grain crops are grown. Animal husbandry for meat and dairy production has been developed.