To date, there are 127 sports facilities in the Koksu district. Among them: 1 Central stadium, 1 sports complex, 1 ski base, 11 shooting ranges, 32 sports halls, 71 flat structures, 1 swimming pool. Among them: 1 youth and children's sports schools, the Central Stadium named after B. Ongarov, the sports complex "Zhastar", 27 sports halls located in secondary schools and Cultural centers, 1 swimming pool, 1 boxing hall, 3 wrestling halls in a youth and children's sports school.
Currently, the country is working to bring 30% of the population to the level where they will regularly play sports until 2021. The work in this direction has already been completed in the district, and we have achieved our goal. In the whole district, the population in the first quarter of 2021 amounted to 40990 people, of which the number of people engaged in sports reached 12501 people, that is, 30.5%. In total, 1255 athletes are engaged in 12 sports at the sports school. These are freestyle wrestling, judo, Greco-Roman wrestling, boxing, basketball, volleyball, football, Kazakh wrestling, sambo, togyzkumalak, Khan's checkers and arm wrestling (arm wrestling). Physical culture methodologists have been working in each rural district in order to develop sports in rural areas since 2014. In total, 35 coaches are trained in sports schools.
In honor of Nauryz Meirama, from March 18 to 19, 2021, the Department of Physical Culture and Sports of the Koksu district together with the state institution "Children's and Youth sports school of the Koksu district" organized competitions in national sports. In total, more than 200 children took part in the competition. In particular, there were competitions in handoiby, togyzkumalak, tug of war, asyk ata, and the game of Liang. The purpose of the competition is to develop mass sports and national sports. The competitions were held in an online format and in a general format in compliance with all quarantine measures.
On March 31, 2021, in order to develop mass sports in the district, the state institution "Department of Physical Culture and Sports of the Koksu District" together with the district children's and youth school held the district judo wrestling championship among boys and girls born in 2006-2007. The championship was held at the Batyrzhan Ongarov Central Stadium in the village of Balpyk bi. Athletes competed in 17 weight categories. The competitions were organized in compliance with quarantine requirements, the winning athletes were awarded diplomas and medals.
Mukamet Burkitbek, a resident of Musabek village of Koksu district, took the second place at the Championship of the Republic of Kazakhstan for people with disabilities in Talgar, Almaty region. It was a selection for the upcoming world and Asian championships, that is, in the future our countryman will participate in the world and Asian championships. As a result of this competition, Mukamet Burkitbek became a candidate for the Master of sports. We wish the young athlete only victories in the upcoming competitions.
On May 16-17, the Ministry of Culture and Sports of the Republic of Kazakhstan took part in competitions among masters of sports in sambo wrestling in the South Kazakhstan region in the city of Turkestan, as part of the national team of the Almaty region-masters of sports of the Koksu district. Athletes of our district took prizes in competitions among athletes from all over the country. Namely: Serizhanov Tanirbergen Makhmutovich II-place, +98 kg 36-40 years, Abirov Zhanat Nurdymakynovich III-place, + 98 kg 55-60 years, Darubaev Nurlan Sakhanovich II-place, 71 kg 50-54 years, Sirazhanov Aldabergen Makhmutovich II-place, 98 kg 45-49 years. We congratulate our athletes on the prizes they have received, we wish them good luck in the upcoming competitions and good health.
In order to develop mass sports, the Department of Physical Culture and Sports of the Koksu district is carrying out certain work according to the annual plan. Sports events are always held on any holidays. In each district, an annual work plan for sports instructors is drawn up, monthly reports on the plans are accepted. The monthly report of sports instructors is constantly monitored. In the Koksu district, all conditions for physical culture classes are being worked out as much as possible. For residents of the district who want to play sports outside of working hours, the doors of gyms are always open. For daily classes of the population of the district in mass sports, training sessions are held with coaches and methodologists in physical culture in accordance with the schedules approved by the district department of physical culture and sports.
Head of the Department of Physical Culture and
Sports A.Alpysbayev