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Sergey Vsevolodovich Nikulyak
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Sergey Vsevolodovich Nikulyak
One-Belt-One-Road on Sports Training Collaboration
belt road initiative,
italy,
kenya,
malaysia,
one-belt-one-road,
russia,
sports training collaboration,
turkey
ONE-BELT-ONE-ROAD INITIATIVE — COLLABORATION ON SPORTS TRAINING
Now faced with a slowing economy at home, China’s leadership is looking for new channels to sustain its appetite for growth at a time when developing neighbours are experiencing rapidly rising demand.
A New Economic Paradigm Emerges At the heart of One Belt, One Road (OBOR) lies the creation of an economic land belt that includes countries on the original Silk Road through Central Asia, West Asia, the Middle East and Europe, as well as a maritime road that links China’s port facilities with the African coast, pushing up through the Suez Canal into the Mediterranean. The project aims to redirect the country’s domestic overcapacity and capital for regional infrastructure development to improve trade and relations with Asean, Central Asian and European countries.
Historical Roots The Silk Road was a network of trade routes, formally established during the Han Dynasty. The road originated from Chang'an (now Xian) in the east and ended in the Mediterranean in the west, linking China with the Roman Empire.
As China’s silk was the major trade product, German geographer Ferdinand von Richthofen coined it the Silk Road in 1877. It was not just one road but rather a series of major trade routes that helped build trade and cultural ties between China, India, Persia, Arabia, Greece, Rome and Mediterranean countries.
It reached its height during the Tang Dynasty, but declined in the Yuan dynasty, established by the Mongol Empire, as political powers along the route became more fragmented. The Silk Road ceased to be a shipping route for silk around 1453 with the rise of the Ottoman Empire, whose rulers opposed the West.
Rolling Out the Red Carpet Chinese President Xi Jinping hopes OBOR will help to build a community of common destiny.
The Asia Development Bank estimates that Asia needs US$8tn to fund infrastructure construction for the 10 years to 2020. China well knows its development is linked to Asia and beyond and, in part, is banking its future on responding to its neighbours’ huge infrastructure needs via One Belt, One Road.
Meanwhile, China’s growing domestic market means the chance for the region and the world to capitalise by providing goods and services. The initiative is not without its challenges; cooperation and coordination with partner countries over the long term are paramount for it to be a lasting legacy.
China’s Relationship with Silk Road Countries Key to One Belt, One Road’s success is the development of an unblocked road and rail network between China and Europe. The plan involves more than 60 countries, representing a third of the world’s total economy and more than half the global population. We have ranked each country’s relationship with China from 1 to 5 based on political, economic and historical factors. China’s ultimate goal is to extend the initiative to Africa and Latin America.
Politics of Trade There are compelling geopolitical reasons, such as energy security, for China to push forward with its One Belt, One Road plans at a time when its trading partners are potentially excluding it from strategic agreements.
The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership and the EU-Japan agreement show comprehensive liberalisation agendas, but do not include China and have the potential to increase trading costs.
In response, China plans to negotiate free-trade agreements with 65 countries along the OBOR. Until now China has signed 12 free-trade agreements including Singapore, Pakistan, Chile, Peru, Costa Rica, Iceland, Switzerland, Hong Kong and Taiwan and a further eight are under negotiation with Japan, Korea, Australia, Sri Lanka, Norway, the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership, Asean and the Gulf Cooperation Council.
China’s Marshall Plan Some worry that China has ulterior motives for naval expansion and energy security. What the sceptics miss is that securing economic growth is at the core of national security, as it legitimises the party’s rule. To ease worries, President Xi Jinping has emphasised “Three Nos”
No interference in the internal affairs of other nations
Does not seek to increase the so called “sphere of influence”
Does not strive for hegemony or dominance
Domestic Silk Road Plan One Belt, One Road could have as much impact on China’s internal economy as it will have internationally. China’s top priority is to stimulate the domestic economy via exports from industries with major overcapacity such as steel, cement and aluminium.
Many will be build-transfer-operate schemes in which large SOEs will lead the way, but smaller companies will follow. The domestic plan divides China into five regions with infrastructure plans to connect with neighbouring countries and increase connectivity.
Each zone will be led by a core province: Xinjiang in the Northwest, Inner Mongolia in the Northeast, Guangxi in the Southwest and Fujian on the coast.
WHAT DOES THESE ALL MEAN TO SPORTS TRAINING?
Lots of opportunities and avenues open to sports training by leveraging the OBOR network.
STEPIO is striving to success to establish the sports training network, build up the coach collaboration, coordinate own camps and support the local tournaments in many OBOR countries, including China, Hong Kong SAR, Moscow and Italy.
We position ourselves as the pioneer on this platform and will work closely with other countries in the Middle East and Africa, including Kenya; Central Asia and South-East Asia including Malaysia.
Further collaborating with different countries, it benefits only our athletes to get the best out of each country on sports training and build up their own globally blended style of sportsmanship!
Certain contents and illustration are courtesy on The One-Belt-One-Road Exclusive Report by CLSA
For more details on how you can leverage the opportunities ahead on our sports career based on this one-belt-one-road platform, please click here for details.
Fencing Christmas Camp 2017 | Week Two | Moscow, Russia
FENCING CHRISTMAS CAMP 2017 | WEEK TWO | MOSCOW, RUSSIA
The Best Sports School in Russia Offering the BEST Fencing Camp This X'mas!
Enjoy A Special Training with the Severe Weather Along with The Toughest Physical Training Ever in Moscow!
Pre-Register NOW for FREE with STEPIO before it is full house!
CAMP DETAILS
Duration : Two Intensive Weeks - 18 - 22 December and 25 to 29 December 2017.
Venue : CSKA Multi-Functioned Gymnisium, Moscow, Russia.
Purpose : Preparation for the Early Season Tournament in 2018.
Feature : Intensive Workouts, Athletic Trainings, Drill Practices and Individual Clinics.
Bonus : FREE one-hour with the chosen Coach or Coach In-Charge per week.
COACH
Coach In-Charge : Evgeny Mate, the Russian Cadet & Junior National Fencing Team Athletic Coach.
Coach : National Fencer of the Olympic Games and World Championships - TBC
Staff : A group of trainers, tutors, support coaches and doctors on-duty.
PARTICIPANT
Weapon : Foil, Epee, Saber.
Gender : Male and female.
Age Limit : Age of 8 or above.
Group : Athletes will be divided based on age and technical abilities.
COST
Camp Fee : EUR550 per athlete per week, EUR1000 for two weeks, including hotel accommodation.
Hotel : 7-night included for one week, 13-night for two weeks; CSKA Hotel; twin bedded.
Airfare & Other Expenses : Airfare, daily meals and expenses related to dining-out, private gathering among athletes, transports and suveniors are NOT included.
Accompanied STEPIO Coach : STEPIO arranges accompanied coach with the athletes who register with STEPIO from Hong Kong, Macao, Korea, Japan, Singapore, Taipei, Taichung and Moscow. It is EUR50 per day EXTRA to the Camp Fee.
Private Lesson : First hour FREE; additional lesson EUR70 per half hour with your selected Champion Coach; Reserve with STEPIO earlier once completing pre-registration.
Example of Total Cost (Traveling Budget): Athlete Josh will attend the Camp with STEPIO accompanied coach for the whole trip. Leaving Hong Kong on 15 December and coming back on 23 December for two weeks.
Camp Fee EUR550
STEPIO Coach EUR450 (EUR50 x 9 days)
Extra Private Lesson EUR280 (EUR70 x 4 half-hours)
Airfare EUR500 (round-trip)
Misc. Expenses EUR200
TOTAL EUR1,980
Private Lesson (Clinic) | Fencing Christmas Camp 2017 | Moscow, Russia
PRIVATE LESSON (CLINIC) | FENCING CHRISTMAS CAMP 2017 | MOSCOW, RUSSIA
Exclusive Private Lesson in One of the Large Fencing Camps in the World!
Pre-Register NOW for FREE with STEPIO before your Champion Coach is fully booked!
PRIVATE LESSON (INDIVIDUAL CLINIC)
Cost : First hour FREE, included with Camp Fee. Additional lesson EUR70 per half hour with your selected National Coach;
Reservation : Reserve your place with STEPIO earlier once completing pre-registration.
CAMP DETAILS
Duration : Two Intensive Weeks - 18 - 22 December and 25 to 29 December 2017.
Venue : CSKA Multi-Functioned Gymnisium, Moscow, Russia.
Purpose : Preparation for the Early Season Tournament in 2018.
Feature : Intensive Workouts, Athletic Trainings, Drill Practices and Individual Clinics.
Bonus : FREE one-hour with the chosen Coach or Coach In-Charge per week.
COACH
Coach In-Charge : Evgeny Mate, the Russian Cadet & Junior National Fencing Team Athletic Coach.
Coach : National Fencer of the Olympic Games and World Championships - TBC
Staff : A group of trainers, tutors, support coaches and doctors on-duty.
PARTICIPANT
Weapon : Foil, Epee, Saber.
Gender : Male and female.
Age Limit : Age of 8 or above.
Group : Athletes will be divided based on age and technical abilities.
COST
Camp Fee : EUR550 per athlete per week, EUR1000 for two weeks, including
hotel accommodation.
Hotel : 7-night included for one week, 13-night for two weeks; CSKA Hotel; twin bedded.
Airfare & Other Expenses : Airfare, daily meals and expenses related to dining-out, private gathering among athletes, transports and suveniors are NOT included.
Accompanied STEPIO Coach : STEPIO arranges accompanied coach with the athletes who register with STEPIO from Hong Kong, Macao, Korea, Japan, Singapore, Taipei, Taichung and Moscow. It is EUR50 per day EXTRA to the Camp Fee.
Private Lesson : First hour FREE; additional lesson EUR70 per half hour with your selected Champion Coach; Reserve with STEPIO earlier once completing pre-registration.
Example of Total Cost (Traveling Budget): Athlete Josh will attend the Camp with STEPIO accompanied coach for the whole trip. Leaving Hong Kong on 15 December and coming back on 23 December for two weeks.
Camp Fee EUR550
STEPIO Coach EUR450 (EUR50 x 9 days)
Extra Private Lesson EUR280 (EUR70 x 4 half-hours)
Airfare EUR500 (round-trip)
Misc. Expenses EUR200
TOTAL EUR1,980
Fencing Christmas Camp 2017 | Week 1 | Moscow, Russia
FENCING CHRISTMAS CAMP 2017 | WEEK ONE | MOSCOW, RUSSIA
The Best Sports School in Russia Offering the BEST Fencing Camp This X'mas!
Enjoy A Special Training with the Severe Weather Along with The Toughest Physical Training Ever in Moscow!
Pre-Register NOW for FREE with STEPIO before it is full house!
CAMP DETAILS
Duration : Two Intensive Weeks - 18 - 22 December and 25 to 29 December 2017.
Venue : CSKA Multi-Functioned Gymnisium, Moscow, Russia.
Purpose : Preparation for the Early Season Tournament in 2018.
Feature : Intensive Workouts, Athletic Trainings, Drill Practices and Individual Clinics.
Bonus : FREE one-hour with the chosen Coach or Coach In-Charge per week.
COACH
Coach In-Charge : Evgeny Mate, the Russian Cadet & Junior National Fencing Team Athletic Coach.
Coach : National Fencer of the Olympic Games and World Championships - TBC
Staff : A group of trainers, tutors, support coaches and doctors on-duty.
PARTICIPANT
Weapon : Foil, Epee, Saber.
Gender : Male and female.
Age Limit : Age of 8 or above.
Group : Athletes will be divided based on age and technical abilities.
COST
Camp Fee : EUR550 per athlete per week, EUR1000 for two weeks, including hotel accommodation.
Hotel : 7-night included for one week, 13-night for two weeks; CSKA Hotel; twin bedded.
Airfare & Other Expenses : Airfare, daily meals and expenses related to dining-out, private gathering among athletes, transports and suveniors are NOT included.
Accompanied STEPIO Coach : STEPIO arranges accompanied coach with the athletes who register with STEPIO from Hong Kong, Macao, Korea, Japan, Singapore, Taipei, Taichung and Moscow. It is EUR50 per day EXTRA to the Camp Fee.
Private Lesson : First hour FREE; additional lesson EUR70 per half hour with your selected Champion Coach; Reserve with STEPIO earlier once completing pre-registration.
Example of Total Cost (Traveling Budget): Athlete Josh will attend the Camp with STEPIO accompanied coach for the whole trip. Leaving Hong Kong on 15 December and coming back on 23 December for two weeks.
Camp Fee EUR550
STEPIO Coach EUR450 (EUR50 x 9 days)
Extra Private Lesson EUR280 (EUR70 x 4 half-hours)
Airfare EUR500 (round-trip)
Misc. Expenses EUR200
TOTAL EUR1,980
List of Country
LIST OF COUNTRIES
STEPIOTM is to provide the best training opportunities that allows young athletes to reach their true potentials across the globe.
For the sports we focus on, it is essential to know which country is traditionally good at which particular sport.
Of course, there is always good and encouraging to try different sports in the country you reside in the inspiring period. However, to achieve a different level, with purpose like enrolling in a preferred college with scholarship, or regional championship etc., no one country fits all.
It is understood that different countries are of different focuses, even for strong-in-sport countries, e.g. USA, Russia, China etc. And the resources and approaches are very different on building athletic skills -- technical, mental, strategic and physical; and psychological readiness -- to build character, produce well rounded and balanced lifestyle.
And you might find different approaches and philosophical beliefs from different countries on sports training. It is very important to find the best approach to get trained from -- or it might simply waste of time if picking a local one and go with it.
There must be a reason why a particular country is strong on a particular sport or number of sports. By attending trainings held in those countries, athletes are able to, firstly, realize the availability of the approaches and then choose the best to fit them.
Feel free to explore our different programs in various countries listed below to see which one is right for you :
USA : San Francisco, Houston
ITALY : Frascati, Jezi
RUSSIA : Moscow
CHINA : Shanghai, Beijing, Harbin, Guangzhou
HONG KONG : Hong Kong, Macao
TAIWAN : Taipei, Taichung
JAPAN : Tokyo, Iwata
SOUTH KOREA : Seoul
NEW ZEALAND : Wellington
SINGAPORE : Singapore
More countries will be incorporated in the list as far as we could find the best program and coaches in those countries. And please feel free to contact us if you suggest some programs in countries for us to explore further.
