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Sports Complex Asks Kalmadi To Speed Up Infrastructure Upgrade


By akansha, Section Infrastructure
Posted on Wed Jan 13, 2010 at 02:17:21 AM EST

With the Commonwealth Games and the Asian Games cheduled this year, a series f national camps are to be eld at the Sports Science entre in Balewadi over the ext few months. The Centre t Shiv Chhatrapati Sports omplex that trains athletes t the national level has herefore urged the Indian lympic Association presient Suresh Kalmadi to expeite pending civil works. These include changes in the flooring for the bio-mechanics system that gauge an athlete's gait and installation of an overhead water tank for the building.

The Sports Science Centre was set up during the Commonwealth Youth Games in 2008. The centre has now been handed over to the Sancheti Institute of Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation for the management of the health of athletes participating in national camps.

A memorandum of understanding was signed between the government and the institute in August last year to provide health training facilities to athletes and 200 students of Krida Prabodhini. A staff of ten, including physiotherapists, orthopaedics, physicians and others work shifts while the training camps are on at Balewadi.

The chief coordinator of the centre Dr Parag Sancheti has sought Kalmadi's intervention in starting a casualty ward in the main hall apart from implementing structural changes in the flooring of the biomechanics system. "The centre was set up with a vision of training Indian athletes using equipment of international standards.

Source: The Indian Express Sports complex asks Kalmadi to speed up infrastructure upgrade

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Some of the most fascinating equipment at the Sports Science Centre include the isokinetic machine that measures the strength of human muscles, the VO2 max machine that measures in numbers the cardio-respiratory capacity of sportsmen, motion analysis centre and so on," Sancheti said.

"To give a high altitude training to sportsmen, the sports authorities have set up an interesting glass chamber known as low oxygen chamber. This chamber mimics the condition that exists at high altitudes and working under this condition greatly enhances the capacity of sportsmen to perform under normal conditions. We have the nation's best athletes training here and need to ensure that these machines are properly maintained," he added. With the one-year warranty period of the machines over, Sancheti said it was the duty of the management to ensure the good upkeep of the equipments. They have also demanded an overhead tank to be set up to meet the water supply requirements.

Sanjay Sabnis, Assistant Director of Youth and Sports, Maharashtra, said that the funds have been released and payments will be made soon.

The annual maintenance contract will also be awarded soon, he said. Kalmadi could not be contacted.

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