The Polish project "Moje Boisko - Orlik 2012" as a model for the post-war restoration of sports life in communities

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Authors: Svitlana Chernihivska
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Abstract

The results of a study dedicated to the unique program of construction in the Republic of Poland of a network of complexes of modern open sports facilities, called "Moje Boisko - Orlik 2012", are highlighted. The relevance of the study and its importance for Ukraine are associated with the post-war restoration of the sphere of sports in communities, primarily in those affected by the Russian invasion. The study used methods of studying and analyzing literary sources and information from the Internet, as well as a systematic approach. The information obtained indicates the significant potential of the project "Moje Boisko - Orlik 2012" for the dissemination of the ideas of combining the efforts of state and local authorities in financing the construction of sports facilities. The football field must have dimensions of 30 x 61 m (the playing field has dimensions of 26 x 56 m – 6 m longer than the field dimensions adopted by the Polish Football Association for football “Orlik”). The requirements for the artificial surface include a dynamic base and artificial grass with a minimum height of 5 cm. The field fence must be made of a coated mesh and have a height of 4 m, with ball-catching nets of a height of at least 5 m. Additional equipment includes goals (2 x 5 m). The multi-purpose court measuring 19.1 x 32.1 m must have a synthetic polyurethane surface on a dynamic base.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Physical Education and Sports Studies Sports and Physical Education Studies Sport and Mega-Event Impacts

Publication details

Journal / source
Scientific Journal of National Pedagogical Dragomanov University Series 15 Scientific and pedagogical problems of physical culture (physical culture and sports)
Issue
1(200)
Pages
242–246
Publication date
28 January 2026