
Training
A combination of intense physical work and honing technical skills

International Hockey Academy

About
I, Alexander Ovechkin, Honored Master of Sport, three-time world champion and Stanley Cup winner, am creating a unique new project — the International Hockey Academy!

With this project I want to achieve one very important goal: to create a place where I can share my experience, skill and knowledge with new generations of talented hockey players in our country

Built on a complete sports ecosystem
An experienced coaching staff for talented young hockey players

A combination of intense physical work and honing technical skills

Burning passion, swift attacks and a fierce fight to the very last second

After intense workloads the body needs to replenish its resources

A considered, step-by-step process that helps a player return to the ice safely after an injury
The Academy’s ice arenas will host international and national hockey events, as well as amateur team tournaments

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A modern complex with ice arenas and well-planned multifunctional infrastructure

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The main building houses two 28×60 m ice arenas. The main arena seats up to 1,500 spectators. Two training rinks are for practising skating and puck handling

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On the roof of the main building: an open-air ice rink unique for Moscow and a mini-football pitch with beautiful views over the surrounding park

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A multifunctional conference hall and press centre with all the necessary equipment are open for briefings, seminars, training sessions and other educational events

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The building behind the main one includes rooms for athletes’ temporary stays, a medical centre and a fitness club with an indoor pool. Everything is fitted with high-tech equipment and run by professional chain operators

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For guests’ convenience, there is underground parking for 300 cars beneath the buildings





The Academy complex stands in the large parkland of the Mnevniki floodplain, a promising growth point on the map of Moscow





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