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Dear Participants,
ĎAKUJEME PARTNEROM
THANKS TO OUR PARTNERS
PRÉMIOVÍ PARTNERI
OFICIÁLNI PARTNERI
On behalf of the International University Sports Federation, it is both
a pleasure and an honour for me to
welcome you to the 27th Winter Universiade from 24th January to 1st February 2015 in Strbske Pleso / Osrblie
– Nordic Skiing and Biathlon, Slovakia.
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Those manuals are always reflecting the amount of work
that has been done to prepare such multi-sport events. The
investments in terms of infrastructure and sport facilities
are just amazing and we all hope that you will enjoy the remarkable competition conditions that were created especially for all of you.
We therefore would like to thank all parties that worked
in very close co-operation with the Slovak authorities to
make it happened and especially the Organising Committee
and the Slovak University Sports Association (SAUS).
OFFICIAL BROADCASTER
OF THE GAMES
PARTNERI
MEDIÁLNI PARTNERI
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I would like to underline the efforts made throughout
the last month by the Technical Delegates of the FISU International Technical Committee for Winter Universiade.
They have worked continuously in close co-operation with
the competition managers of the Organising Committee and
the International Sports Federations to allow the students
to compete in the best possible conditions in this wonderful
country.
We look forward to your participation and we are sure
that you will find in this manual all the necessary information that will help you to participate in the competitions in
a smooth and proper manner.
I and the entire FISU Family wish you all the best for
a most successful 27th Winter Universiade.
Claude-Louis GALLIEN
FISU President
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Dear friends,
1. International and National Sport Federations............ 6
The 27th Winter
Universiade
2015
Štrbské Pleso / Osrblie Organising Committee would like to
warmly welcome all
National University
Sports Federation delegation members, athletes, coaches,
referees and other guests from all over the world in Slovakia. It is a great pleasure for us to host so important sporting
event, such as the 27th Winter Universiade. We hope that
despite the short time for preparations we will offer the
most convenient competition venues and the best conditions for your pleasant stay in our beautiful and historically,
culturally rich country.
2. FISU Sport Technical Committee.................................... 8
We have prepared these manuals with the intention to
provide you with all necessary and useful information in
order to facilitate the access to the competition venues, to
remind the most important dates and deadlines and to give
you a practical assistance.
6. Draws and Technical Meetings.......................................19
We are sure that the Games in Slovakia will present a top
quality sporting event. On behalf of Organising Committee,
we would like to thank the Government of the Slovak Republic, Slovak University Sport Association, the local organisers
and the city authorities for their hard work and support in
the organisation of the event.
We wish all the participating athletes very successful
Games and a pleasant stay in Slovakia.
With kindest regards,
Juraj Draxler
OC President
3. Cross Country Skiing Venue............................................. 9
3.1 Introduction to the venue............................................. 9
3.2 Transport Service...........................................................12
4. General Rules.....................................................................14
4.1 Cross-Country Skiing - FISU Technical Regulations.. 14
4.2Insurance...........................................................................15
4.3Protests.............................................................................15
4.4 Medical Care.....................................................................16
5. Competition Management..............................................17
5.1 Cross-Country Skiing Structural Chart...................17
5.2 Competition Format..................................................... 18
7. Competition Schedule And Venues.............................. 20
7.1 Training Dates.................................................................20
7.2 Competition Dates........................................................20
7.3 Day by Day Program......................................................21
8.Ceremonies....................................................................... 22
8.1 Medals............................................................................... 22
8.2 Opening and Closing Ceremony................................ 23
9. General information........................................................ 24
9.1 Results Distribution...................................................... 24
9.2 Accommodation and Catering................................... 24
10.Doping Control Rules and Procedures......................... 26
11.Appendix........................................................................... 28
12.Contacts............................................................................48
Július Dubovský
OC Vice Presiden
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1.INTERNATIONAL
AND NATIONAL SPORT
FEDERATIONS
International University Sports Federation (FISU)
Slovak University Sports Association (SAUS)
President
Claude-Louis Gallien (FRA)
President
Julius DUBOVSKÝ
Secretary General / CEO
Eric SAINTROND (BEL)
Secretary General / CEO
Anton ZNÁŠIK
Maison du Sport International
Av. de Rhodanie 54
CH - 1007 Lausanne, Switzerland
Trnavska cesta 37
83104 Bratislava
TEL +41 (0) 216130810 / Fax +41 (0) 216015612
[email protected] / www.fisu.net
TEL +421 2 49 114 505 / Fax +421 2 49 114 506
www.saus.sk / [email protected]
International Ski Federation (FIS)
Slovak Ski Association
President
Gian Franco KASPER (SUI)
President
František REPKA
Secretary General / CEO
Sarah LEWIS (GBR)
Secretary General / CEO
Petra PENKERT
Marc Hodler HouseBlochstrasse
2CH-3653 Oberhofen / Thunersee - Switzerland
Karpatská 15
058 01 Poprad, SLOVAKIA TEL +41 (33) 244 6161 / Fax +41 (33) 244 6171
TEL +421 918 249 159 / Fax +421 918 249 159
www.fis-ski.com / [email protected]
[email protected]
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2.FISU SPORT TECHNICAL
COMMITTEE
3.CROSS COUNTRY SKIING
VENUE
International Technical Committee for Winter Universiade
(Cti-Uh)
3.1 Introduction to the venue:
Sporting Centre FIS
Chair
Location
Roger ROTH (SUI)
Vice-Chair
Robert PHILIP (CAN)
Members
Karl LUSTENBERGER (SUI) - Nordic Combined
Štrbské Pleso is located in the High Tatras (Slovak Republic Prešov Region) and is part of three local parts of the
village Štrba. Štrbské Pleso is a major center of tourism and
winter sports. It is located at southern shore of Lake Strbske Pleso by altitude of 1,346 metres above sea level. From
the town of Poprad is Štrbské Pleso 26 km away.
Ondrej RYBAR (CZE) - Biathlon
Zofia Stefania KIELPINSKA (POL) - Cross Country Skiing
Paul GANZENHUBER (AUT) - Ski Jumping
Dušan Hamar (SVK) - Medical Committee Vice Chair
Štrbské Pleso is known as a place that is mainly used
for skiing, cross country skiing, ski jumping and summer
tourism. Already in 1900 European Championships in speed
skating was held on the frozen surface and in 1925 and the
old continent in ice hockey, but for the bad weather had to
finish in Stary Smokovec.
The first ski jumping at Štrbské Pleso have not been in
this area, but a few hundred meters below in the New Štrbské Pleso on the hill called Klát in 1918.
The owner of the New Štrbské Pleso Karol Móry built of
snow and with the help of a wooden timbering springboard.
Jumpers were collected at the top of the hill and one be run
on the bridge and stopped to the frozen surface of the New
Štrbské Pleso. This small Ski jumping hill was not enough
for a couple of years, so carpenters based on project of Karel Jarolímek built in the valley Mlynicka bigger jumping hill,
where in 1935 held FIS races, later renamed World Championship classic ski disciplines. Efforts to obtain further arrangement the World Cup in 1966 was the impulse for the beginning of construction of the current FIS Ski Jumping Area,
where the 1970 World Cup held in the classic ski disciplines.
Traditionally in Štrbské Pleso competitions Tatra Cup
(since 1950) were held, nine World Cups in ski jumping, eleven World Cup Nordic Combined, fifteen Continental Cups in
ski jumping and seven Continental Cups Nordic Combined.
Between 1987 and 1999 there were held the World Winter Universiade and many other international ski races. The
most interesting in Štrbské Pleso is the possibility of alpine
skiing in the FIS – ski slopes Interski and Solisko (with the
new chairlift).
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Furthermore, the visitor has the opportunity of
cross-country skiing on long lines in the surrounding. Štrbské Pleso is sports center for Nordic disciplines. It is the
starting point for many attractive summer and winter
mountain hiking. There are two ski jumping hills (HS-134 and
HS-100). Štrbské Pleso has become the first center in the
world, which hosted the Junior World Championship three
times (1990, 2000, 2009). Currently, in Štrbské Pleso are
reguralry held national competitions and international competitions FIS cross country and downhill skiing.
• Rooms for JURY, timekeepers, Race office in Referee tower at Ski area
• Toalets: for competitors just at Waxing cabins, for spectators separately in the public area
Ski Test and Warm-Up Area
• Depending on snow consistency and conditions ski testing and warm-up areas will be additionally prepared; otherwise the official competition courses will be used until
5 minutes before start.
Team Waxing Cabins
• All waxing cabins are in the Stadium area and each team
will have at least one. Smaller teams may have to share a
cabin.
Spectator Information
Facility capacity: 300
Training Venue
Same as competition.
Courses
Description of the Facility
The courses will consist of loops of varying lengths and
degrees of difficulty. Service facilities will be provided in the
“Cross-Country Centre”.
Technical info Cross-Country Skiing
courses
• Start/Finish at Ski area 1 365 m.a.s.l.
• Courses: Moderately difficult climbs and downhills, without dangerous sections with natural snow
• Technical snow: Ski area, Courses (max. 2,5 km loop)
Name
/Color
Loop
lenght
Total
Climb
(TC)
Maximum
Climb
(MC)
Height
Difference
(HD)
Heigest
point
Lowest
point
Sprint
1,4 km
1413 m
42 m
17 m
22 m
1378 m
1356 m
Sprint
1,6 km
1565 m
50 m
17 m
22 m
1378 m
1356 m
2,5 km
2571 m
94 m
33 m
39 m
1392 m
1353 m
2,5
km B
2500 m
50 m
16 m
22 m
1378 m
1357 m
3,75 km
3774 m
146 m
48 m
46 m
1393 m
1348 m
5 km
4853 m
167 m
33 m
46 m
1393 m
1348 m
• Rooms for athletes: cabins 150 meters from Ski area
• Parking: at the waxing cabins and 200 meters from Ski
area
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Loop
Laps
Total
Men
Class
Sprint (F)
Competition
1,6 km
1
1,6 km
Women
Sprint (F)
1,4 km
1
1,4 km
Men + Women
Mixed T. Sprint 1 M + 1 W (C)
1,6 km
2x3
4,8 km
Men
Individual 10 km (C)
5 km
2
10 km
Women
Individual 5 km (C)
5 km
1
5 km
2x4
2x4
10 km
Men
Relay 4 x 10 km (CCFF)
2,5km
2,5km B
Women
Relay 3 x 5 km (CFF)
2,5km
2,5km B
1x2
2x2
5 km
Men
Mass start 30 km (F)
3,75 km
8
30 km
Women
Mass start 15 km (F)
3,75 km
4
15 km
3.2Transport Service
Štrbské Pleso / Osrblie 2015 WUOC guarantees transportation service for all accredited persons of the 27th Winter Universiade.
The transportation service will be provided every day,
each 15-30 minutes. For more information regarding the
transportation services, schedules and timetables, please
refer to Transportation manual.
The service can change day by day based on the competition schedule or force major.
Bus stations and parking lots
Bus stations have been planned in both places – Štrbské
Pleso/Osrblie
Štrbské Pleso:
1. Main station (Venue)
2. Central Parking station
3. Hotel Trigan station
Distance and travel time to Main station:
Central Parking – Main station: 1,4 km, 5 min.
Hotel Trigan station – Main station:
1,8 km, 5 min.
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4.GENERAL RULES
Mixed team sprint competition:
4.1 Cross-Country Skiing - FISU
Technical Regulations
At the first General Technical Meeting, the Head of Delegation or his/her representative shall confirm and sign the
official entry list of competitors.
Each country may enter a maximum of two (2) teams.
Each team consists of 2 athletes (one (1) man - one (1) woman), who alternately ski 3 rounds each.
The event will be organised in accordance with the most
recent FIS regulations except when specifically amended
with the FISU technical regulations or by the FISU International Technical Committee for the Winter Universiade (CTIUH). In any dispute the English text will be regarded as authoritative. The Jury composition is provided for in the FIS
ICR cross-country skiing rules, Art. 303.1.4. In any dispute
the English text will be regarded as authoritative.
The programme and duration of the competitions will be
fixed by the Executive Committee in agreement with the
Organising Committee and the CTI-UH. In principle, the programme will last eight (8) days and will include the following
events:
MEN
WOMEN
Sprint (F)
Sprint (F)
10km Individual (C)
5km Individual (C)
30km Mass Start (F)
15 km Mass Start (F)
Relay 4 x 10km (CCFF)
Relay 3 x 5km (CFF)
Mixed Team Sprint: 1 M + 1 W (C) – (Max 2 teams per nation)
Each country may enter:
Men:
Eight (8) competitors, of whom only six (6) may take part in
the individual events and four (4) in the relay
Women:
Eight (8) competitors, of whom only six (6) may take part in
the individual events and three (3) in the relay
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Only competitors with a valid FIS code are allowed to
participate in each cross-country skiing event. Entries are
controlled by the Organiser and the FIS Technical Delegate.
Only accredited athletes can be considered for the draw of a
starting list.
4.2Insurance
Participating countries must have the appropriate insurance to cover travel and participation, as they are the
responsibility neither of the Organising Committee nor of
FISU.
Participating countries must therefore have insurance for
the medical care of the whole delegation. Only first aid procedures related to the Games will be covered by the OC and
only for accredited persons.
4.3Protests
Any protest of a sport or disciplinary nature must reach
the Jury or other competent authority according to the regulations laid down by the FIS. Such protest must be accompanied by a deposit, the amount of which is set in line with
the FIS regulations, if not otherwise specified in the technical regulations of the concerned sport (Art.12).
According to FIS ICR 361.4.3, CHF 100.– or the equivalent
in another valid currency must be deposited with the submittal of the protest. This deposit will be returned if the protest is upheld. Otherwise it goes to the account of the FIS.
Any sport disciplinary situation, which cannot be satisfactorily resolved by the sports technical committees and
the sport-specific disciplinary regulations, will be reported
to the FISU Disciplinary Committee for further action to be
taken. Where appropriate, a report will also be sent to the
FIS concerned.
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Each Head of Delegation or his/her deputy is authorised
to lodge an appeal against the decision of the Jury. This appeal must be submitted in writing to the Jury of Appeal or
competent authority in accordance with the FIS regulations.
4.4 Medical Care
The Organising Committee will ensure free and adequate
medical care including initial response and follow-up, immediate medical care as indicated for the FISU Family, participants and all accredited persons. For information regarding
emergency numbers and medical care, please refer to the
Medical Service & Anti-Doping manual.
5.COMPETITION
MANAGEMENT
5.1 Cross-Country Skiing
Structural Chart
International and National Technical
Delegates
FISU TD
Žofia KIELPINSKA (POL)
FIS TD Jakub VODRAZKA (CZE)
FIS Assistant TD Emil HECICO (ROU)
National TD
Peter DURČO (SVK)
Competition managers
Chief of competition:
Michal ŠERFEL
Competition secretary:
Matúš JANČÍK
Chief of timekeeping
and data processing:
Vladimír STAROŇ
Chief of course:
Marek ŠERFEL
Chief of stadium:
Ján JANČÍK
Chief of control and
competition security: Lukáš NOVOTNÝ
Venue managers
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Venue manager:
Jaroslav CHALÚPKA
Health service
Tatranská horská služba Dobrovoľný zbor
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6.DRAWS AND TECHNICAL
MEETINGS
Sport
5.2 Competition Format
CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING
COMP. FORMAT
EVENTS
SPRINT (F)
INDIVIDUAL
(C)
MASS
START (F)
RELAY
MIXED TEAM
SPRINT (C)
M
W
M
W
M
W
M
W
1M+1W
1.6
km
1.4
km
10
km
5 km
30
km
15
km
4x
10km
(CCFF)
3x
5km
(CFF)
M 3x1,6 km
+ W 3x1,6 km
• Heats
(6 starters),
• Quater
final
(6 starters),
• Semifinal
(6 starters),
• Final A
(6 starters)
• Heats will
be timed
during
Sprint
comp.
• Individual
race of
interval
30
seconds
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• Mass
Start (F)
• Relay
- Mass
Start
DATE
TIME
ACTIVITY
LOCATION
22.01.15
11:00
1st CTI-UH Meeting
Strbske Pleso
Hotel Kempinski
23.01.15
15:00
1st Technical Committee
Meeting
Hotel Trigan
23.01.15
16:00
1st Team Captains´
Meeting
Hotel Trigan
24.01.15
15:00
Team Captains´ Meeting
& Draw of Sprint
Hotel Trigan
25.01.15
16:00
Team Captains´ Meeting
& Draw of Team Sprint
Hotel Trigan
27.01.15
16:00
Team Captains´ Meeting
& Draw of Individual
Hotel Trigan
29.01.15
16:00
Team Captains´ Meeting
& Draw of Relay
Hotel Trigan
30.01.15
16:00
Team Captains´ Meeting
& Draw of Mass Start
Hotel Trigan
31.01.15
16:00
Team Captains´ Meeting
& Draw of Mass Start
Hotel Trigan
31.01.15
18:00
Final CTI-UH Meeting
Strbske Pleso
Hotel Kempinski
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7. COMPETITION SCHEDULE
7.3 Day by Day Programme
Cross-Country Skiing events follows the order of the table in Appendix.
7.1 Training Dates
DATE
TYPE
TIME
DESCRIPTION
24.1.2015
Official training
10:00 - 13:00
Sprint M/W
25.1.2015
Official training
9:00 - 9:45
Sprint M/W
27.1.2015
Official training
10:00 - 13:00
Individual M/W
29.1.2015
Official training
10:30 - 13:00
Relay M/W
31.1.2015
Official training
11:00 - 13:00
Mass Start
7.2 Competition Dates
DATE
TIME
COMPETITION
25.1.2015
10:00
Qualification Sprint (F) W/M
25.1.2015
12:00
Final Sprint (F) W/M
26.1.2015
10:00
Qualification Mixed T. Sprint (C) M/W
26.1.2015
12:30
Final Mixed T. Sprint (C) M/W
28.1.2015
10:00 - 11:00
Individual Women 5 km (C)
28.1.2015
11:30 - 13:00
Individual Men 10 km (C)
30.1.2015
10:00
Relay Women 3x5km (CFF)
30.1.2015
12:00
Relay Men 4x10km (CCFF)
31.1.2015
12:00 - 13:00
Mass Start Women 15 km (F)
1.2.2015
10:00 - 11:30
Mass Start Men 30 km (F)
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8.CEREMONIES
8.2Opening and Closing
Ceremony
OPENING CEREMONY
Flower ceremony is the presentation of the top three (3)
competitors and top three (3) relay teams immediately after
the end of the competition. The competitors must appear
wearing their competition start numbers, and may have
with them their competition equipment.
The official languages for the awarding ceremonies in the
stadium will be Slovak and English. During Medal Awarding
Ceremony, the athletes are not allowed to bring on the podium national flags or any religious or cultural symbols and
are expected to take caps off.
8.1 Medal Ceremony Timetable
DATE
TIME
LOCATION
DISCIPLINE
25.1.2015
17:00
Strbske Pleso,
Medal Plaza
Sprint (F) Men
25.1.2015
17:00
Strbske Pleso,
Medal Plaza
Sprint (F) Women
26.1.2015
17:00
Strbske Pleso,
Medal Plaza
Mixed Team Sprint
(C) M/W
28.1.2015
17:00
Strbske Pleso,
Medal Plaza
Individual Women 5
km (C)
28.1.2015
17:00
Strbske Pleso,
Medal Plaza
Individual Men 10
km (C)
30.1.2015
17:00
Strbske Pleso,
Medal Plaza
Relay Women 3x5km
(CFF)
30.1.2015
17:00
Strbske Pleso,
Medal Plaza
Relay Men 4x10km
(CCFF)
31.1.2015
17:00
Strbske Pleso,
Medal Plaza
Mass Start Women 15
km (F)
1.2.2015
12:30
Strbske Pleso,
Medal Plaza
Mass Start Men 30
km (F)
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Date
24.1.2015
Time
18:00
Location
Strbske Pleso Medal Plaza
CLOSING CEREMONY
Date
1.2.2015
Time
18:00
Location
Strbske Pleso Medal Plaza
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9.GENERAL INFORMATION
The hotels’ restaurants’ opening hours will be:
Breakfast 6:00 am - 9:30 am;
Lunch 11:30 am -2:30pm;
Dinner 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm.
WEATHER CONDITION
DAILY PROGRAM
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Accommodation Sites
X
X
X
X
www.tatry2015.sk
X
X
X
X
Competition Office
X
Athletes Compound
X
Press Centre
UNOFFICIAL RESULTS
X
START LIST
OFFICIAL RESULTS
9.1 Results distribution
X
Hotel FIS
SPORT
AREAL
Hotel Solisko
Hotel Toliar
9.2Accommodation and catering
Delegations will be hosted in hotels checked and approved by FISU, situated in two areas, based on the location
of the competition venues. Delegations will be accommodated in 3- or 4-star hotels with full board: breakfast, lunch
and dinner in the hotel restaurant. Delegation members will
be allocated in the various accommodation clusters in relation to their sport discipline:
Štrbské Pleso - Cross-Country skiing, Ski Jumping
and Nordic Combined.
Designated hotels: Hotel Panorama Resort, Hotel Sorea
Trigan, Hotel FIS, Hotel Solisko, Hotel Toliar.
Hotel Panorama
Hotel Sorea Trigan
Depending on the competition and official training
schedule, breakfast will be served from 6:00 am. When
competitions/official trainings take place during the day,
lunch boxes will be provided, but they must be ordered by
3:00 pm on the previous day at the hotel reception.
Athletes and officials can use the refreshment areas
placed in the various locker rooms in each sports facility or,
if this is not possible, in a separate area to be used for that
purpose.
Meals must be consumed in the assigned hotel restaurant. Breakfast, lunch and dinner will be provided as a buffet or through table service, and a salad and vegetable buffet will be guaranteed.
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10.DOPING CONTROL
RULES AND
PROCEDURES
10.1 DOPING CONTROL SERVICES
Doping control services will be provided in accordance
with the rules and regulations of FISU and will be available
at all competition venues.
10.2 LIST OF PROHIBITED
SUBSTANCES
The list of prohibited substances and treatment is defined in accordance with WADA international standards. National University Sports Federations will be responsible for
ensuring that their delegations, namely athletes, are made
aware of this prohibited list. Ignorance of the prohibited list
will in no way constitute a valid excuse for any participant
of the Winter Universiade 2015 violating valid anti-doping
rules. For the WADA list of prohibited sub- stances, please
refer to the following website: www.wada-ama.org.
10.3 TESTING
In accordance with the preliminary Test Distribution Plan
elaborated by the FISU Medical Committee (FISU CMI), the
required number of urine and blood tests will be collected
both during and out of competition. Athletes may be tested at any time during the period of their accreditation. The
Slovak Anti-doping Agency, using its own certified Doping
Control Officers will carry out testing under the supervision
of the FISU Medical Commission. Samples will be analyzed
in the WADA-accredited Anti-doping Laboratory in Seibersdorf, Austria. All test results will be sent to the Chairman of
the FISU Medical Commission by ADAMS (Anti-Doping Administration & Management System).
10.4 DOPING CONTROL
STATIONS AND STAFF
Doping Control Stations will be set up at the competition
venues and will be marked with special signs. Athletes must
have their accreditation badges with them at all times in the
Doping Control Stations.
10.5 THERAPEUTIC USE
EXEMPTION
Athletes taking part in the WU 2015 in Štrbské Pleso/Osrblie requiring a Therapeutic Use Exemption must apply to
the appropriate Anti-doping Organisation as soon as possible. International Standards for Therapeutic Use Exemption
will be applied. Should prohibited substances or methods be
used after the opening of the WU, applications for emergency TUE should be made to the TUE Committee of FISU.
10.6 EMERGENCY TREATMENT
In the case of an emergency, if an athlete has to use
prohibited substances or methods during the WU 2015 in
Štrbské Pleso/Osrblie, team doctors will be responsible for
completing the TUE form and without any delay submit it to
the FISU Medical commission.
10.7 CONTACT DETAILS
Should any further information be required, please contact:
Dr. Dušan Hamar, vice-chair of the FISU Medical commission:
[email protected]
The FISU Medical Commission will bear the responsibility
for processing the results in the event of a violation of the
Anti-doping rules.
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11.APPENDIX
COMPETITION SCHEDULE – WINTER UNIVERSIADE 2015
STRBSKE PLESO / OSRBLIE (SLOVAKIA) - NORDIC SKIING & BIATHLON, 24 JANUARY - 1 FEBRUARY 2015
GRANADA (SPAIN), 4-14 FEBRUARY 2015
24 JANUARY – 1 FEBRUARY
FRIDAY
JANUARY 23
SATURDAY
JANUARY 24
SUNDAY
JANUARY 25
MONDAY
JANUARY 26
TUESDAY
JANUARY 27
WEDNESDAY
JANUARY 28
THURSDAY
JANUARY 29
FRIDAY
JANUARY 30
SATURDAY
JANUARY 31
DAY 0
DAY 1
DAY 2
DAY 3
DAY 4
DAY 5
DAY 6
DAY 7
DAY 8
18:00
Opening Ceremony
OSRBLIE (SVK)
STRBSKE PLESO (SVK)
CEREMONIES
CROSS-COUNTRY
SKIING
Sporting Centre FIS
Official Training
Men/Women
10:00 Qualification Mixed
Team Sprint (C)
12:30 Final Mixed
Team Sprint (C)
NORDIC
COMBINED
Sporting Centre FIS
Official Training
Individual Gundersen
10:00 - 11:30
Ski Jumping HS 100
15:00 - 17:00
Cross-Country 10 km
Individual Gundersen
10:00
Ski Jumping HS 100
15:00
Cross-Country 10 km
SKI JUMPING
Sporting Centre FIS
13:00 - 14:00
Official Training
HS 100 Women
14:00 - 15:30
Official Training
HS 100 Men
13:00 - 14:00
Official Training
HS 100 Women
14:00 - 15:30
Official Training
HS 100 Men
BIATHLON
National
Biathlon Centre
4 FEBRUARY – 14 FEBRUARY
10:30 - 13:00
Official Training
Relay Women/Men
10:00
Relay 3x5 km (C+FF)
Women
12:00
Relay 4x10 km (CC+FF)
Men
Official Training
Mass Start
11:30
Ski Jumping HS 100
15:00-16:00
Cross-Country 10km
Mass Start
9:00 Cross-Country 10 km
11:30
Trial Ski Jumping HS 100
12:30
Ski Jumping HS 100
Official Training
Team Gundersen
10:00
Ski Jumping HS 100
15:00
Cross-Country 3x5 km
Team Gundersen
10:00
Ski Jumping HS 100
15:00
Cross-Country 3x5 km
13:00
Individual Trial
Men/Women
14:00
HS 100 Individual
Men/Women
13:30 - 15:30
Official Training
Men/Women
Team competition/
Mixed Relay
14:00
Trial Team Women
15:00
HS 100 Team Women
13:00
Trial Mixed Relay
14:00
HS 100 Mixed Relay
13:00 - 14:45
Official Training
Team competition Men
08:50-10:50
Official Training Men
11:40-13:40
Official Training Women
08:50 - 09:35
Zero Men
09:45 - 11:30
Sprint 10 km Men
11:40 - 12:25
Zero Women
12:35 - 14:00
Sprint 7,5 km Women
09:45 - 10:30
Zero Men
10:45 - 11:30
Pursuit Men
11:45 - 12:30
Zero Women
12:45 - 13:30
Pursuit Women
10:00-12:00
Official Training
Women/Men
10:00 - 10:45
Zero Women/Men
11:00 - 12:40
Mixed Relay
2x6 km Women
+ 2x7,5 km Men
10:00 - 10:45
Zero Men
11:00 - 11:50
Mass Start Men
12:00 - 12:45
Zero Women
13:00 - 13:50
Mass Start Women
TUESDAY
FEBRUARY 3
WEDNESDAY
FEBRUARY 4
THURSDAY
FEBRUARY 5
FRIDAY
FEBRUARY 6
SATURDAY
FEBRUARY 7
SUNDAY
FEBRUARY 8
MONDAY
FEBRUARY 9
TUESDAY
FEBRUARY 10
WEDNESDAY
FEBRUARY 11
THURSDAY
FEBRUARY 12
FRIDAY
FEBRUARY 13
DAY 0
DAY 1
DAY 2
DAY 3
DAY 4
DAY 5
DAY 6
DAY 7
DAY 8
DAY 9
DAY 10
MEN
C 13:30 KAZ-JPN (1)
B 17:00 KOR-CAN (2)
B 20:30 RUS-SWE (3)
09:00 Men2
14:00 Women3
19:00 Men3
09:00 Women4
14:00 Men4
19:00 Women5
09:00 Men5
14:00 Women6
19:00 Men6
MEN
MEN
B 13:30 SWE-KOR (11)
B 17:00 CAN-RUS (12)
C 20:30 KAZ-USA (13)
A 17:00 CZE-CHN (14)
A 20:30 ESP-SVK (15)
WOMEN
A 17:00 USA - JPN (5)
A 20:30 ESP -CHN (6)
B 20:30 CAN-RUS (7)
08:30 Practice Men
10:15 Practice Men
12:45 Practice Women
14:30 Practice Women
09:00 Women1
13:15 Curling
Opening Parade
14:00 Men1
19:00 Women2
MEN
A 13:30 SVK-CZE (4)
MEN
B 13:30 RUS-KOR (6)
B 17:00 CAN-SWE (7)
C 20:30 USA-JPN (8)
A 17:00 ESP-CZE (9)
A 20:30 SVK-CHN (10)
WOMEN
A 17:00 USA - CHN (2)
A 20:30 JPN - ESP (3)
B 20:30 RUS-KAZ (4)
A 20:30 CHN-ESP (5)
WOMEN
B 20:30 CAN - KAZ (1)
WOMEN
09:00 Women7
14:00 Men7
19:00 Women8
MEN
WOMEN
Pairs
15:20 Short Program
Men
16:45 Free Skating
Ice Dance
16:00 Short Dance
Pairs
20:00 Free Skating
Ladies
13:35 Short Program
Ice Dance
19:00 Free Dance
WOMEN
A 17:00 CHN - JPN (8)
A 20:30 ESP - USA (9)
09:00 Tie Break Games
Men/Women
14:00 Tie Break Games
Men/Women
19:00 Tie Break Games
Men/Women
09:00
Semi Final Games
Men/Women
16:00
BRONZE MEDAL
Game Men/Women
09:00
GOLD MEDAL
Game Women
16:00
GOLD MEDAL
Game Men
MEN
QUAL1 13:30
S6 - S11 (16)
QUAL2 17:00
S7 - S10 (17)
QUAL3 20:30
S8 - S9 (18)
MEN
QF1 13:30
S4 - S5 (19)
QF2 17:00
S2 - W17 (20)
QF3 20:30
S1 - W18 (21)
MEN
REL1 13:30
MR2 - MR1 (23)
MEN
REL2 13:30
MR3 - MR2 (26)
SF1 17:00
W21 - W19 (27)
SF2 20:30
W20 - W22 (29)
MEN
BRONZE 12:00
L27 - L29 (32)
GOLD 16:00
W27 - W29 (33)
WOMEN
REL1 20:30
WR2 - WR1 (10)
WOMEN
SF1 13:30
A1 - B2 (11)
SF2 17:00
B1 - A2 (12)
WOMEN
REL2 13:30
WR3 - WR2 (13)
WOMEN
REL3 13:30
WR1 - WR3 (16)
MEN
REL3 11:00
MR1 - MR3 (31)
MEN
PL-SF1 17:00
L21 - L19 (24)
PL-SF2 20:30
L20 - L22 (25)
MEN
PL-F1 17:00
L24 - L25 (28)
PL-F2 20:30
W24 - W25 (30)
Unofficial Training
Moguls Women/Men
09:30 - 12:30
Training
Super-G
10:00 - 12:00
Free Skiing
Super-G
10:00 Women
Super-G
10:00 Men
Alpine Combined Women
10:00 AC - SG
14:00 AC - SL
Alpine Combined Men
10:00 AC - SG
14:00 AC - SL
Reserve Day
Moguls Women/Men
09:30 - 12:30
Training
Moguls Women/Men
09:30 - 10:30 Training
10:45 Qualification
13:00 Finals
Slopestyle Women/Men
09:00 - 12:00
Training
Slopestyle Women/Men
09:00 - 12:00
Training
Slopestyle Women/Men
09:00 - 09:45 Training
10:00 Qualification
Slopestyle Women/Men
08:30 - 09:15 Training
09:30 Semi Finals
10:45 - 11:15 Training
11:30 Finals
Halfpipe Women/Men
13:00 - 15:30 Training
Official Training
Halfpipe Women/Men
08:45 - 09:45 Training
10:00 Qualification
Snowboard Cross
Women/Men
10:30 - 12:30
Training
Halfpipe Women/Men
09:00 - 12:00
Training
Halfpipe Women/Men
09:00 - 12:00
Training
Snowboard Cross
Women/Men
10:30 - 12:30
Training
Snowboard Cross
Women/Men
09:30 - 10:30 Training
10:45 Qualification
Halfpipe Women/Men
08:30 - 09:20 Training
09:30 Qualification
Snowboard Cross
Women/Men
12:00 - 12:45 Training
13:00 Finals
Halfpipe Women/Men
08:30 - 08:50 Training
09:00 Semi Finals
10:30 - 10:50 Training
11:00 Finals
Parallel Giant Slalom
Women/Men
09:00 - 12:00
Training
11:00 - 13:00 Training
11:00 - 13:00 Training
11:00 - 13:00 Training
14:00 1500m Women/Men 14:00 500m Women/Men 14:00 1000m Women/Men
18:30 Finals
18:30 Semi Finals
17:30 Heats
3000m Relay Women
3000m Relay Women
3000m Relay Women
5000m Relay Men
5000m Relay Men
5000m Relay Men
Giant Slalom Women
10:00 1st run
13:00 2nd run
Giant Slalom Men
10:00 1st run
13:00 2nd run
Slalom Women
10:00 1st run
13:00 2nd run
Slalom Men
10:00 1st run
14:00 2nd run
Halfpipe Women/Men
08:30 - 09:15 Training
09:30 Semi Finals
10:45 - 11:15 Training
11:30 Finals
Ski Cross Women/Men
10:00 - 14:00
Official Training
Ski Cross Women/Men
09:00 - 10:15 Training
10:30 Qualification
Ski Cross Women/Men
10:00 - 11:30 Training
12:00 Finals
Slopestyle Women/Men
08:30 - 09:20 Training
09:30 Qualification
Slopestyle Women/Men
09:00 - 09:20 Training
09:30 Semi Finals
11:00 - 11:20 Training
11:30 Finals
Ski Cross Women/Men
10:00 - 14:00
Official Training
Halfpipe Women/Men
13:00 - 16:00
Training
SNOWBOARD
Sulayr Snowpark
WOMEN
BRONZE 17:00
L11 - L12 (14)
GOLD 20:30
W11 - W12 (15)
Ladies
14:00 Free Skating
Exhibition
19:00 EXH
SHORT TRACK
Universiade Igloo
ALPINE SKIING
Universiade Slope
DAY 11
09:00 Men8
14:00 Women9
19:00 Men9
MEN
QF4 20:30
S3 - W16 (22)
Men
11:00 Short Program
SATURDAY
FEBRUARY 14
19:30
Closing Ceremony
18:00
Opening Ceremony
ICE HOCKEY
Mulhacen Pavilion
FREESTYLE SKIING
Visera Slope
& Sulayr Snowpark
13:00
Trial Team Men
14:00
HS 100 Team Men
09:20 - 10:05
Zero Men
10:15 - 12:10
Individual 20 km Men
12:20 - 13:05
Zero Women
13:15 - 14:50
Individual 15 km Women
FIGURE SKATING
Universiade Igloo
SIERRA NEVADA (ESP)
10:30 - 11:45
8:30 - 9:45
Official Training Mass Start Official Training Mass Start
12:00 - 13:00
10:00 - 11:30
Mass Start 15 km (F)
Mass Start 30 km (F)
Women
Men
09:20 - 11:20
Official Training Men
12:20 - 14:20
Official Training Women
CURLING
Fuentenueva Pavilion
GRANADA (ESP)
10:00 - 11:00
Individual 5 km (C)
Women
11:30-13.00
Individual 10 km (C)
Men
10:00-13:00
Official Training
Individual Women/Men
09:20 - 11:20
Unofficial Training Men
12:20 - 14:20
Unofficial Training Women
CEREMONIES
ICE HOCKEY
Granada Sport Palace
DAY 9
18:00
Closing Ceremony
Official Training
Men/Women
10:00 Qualification Sprint (F)
Women/Men
12:00 Final Sprint (F)
Women/Men
10:00 - 13:00
Official Training
Sprint Women/Men
SUNDAY
FEBRUARY 1
Slopestyle Women/Men
09:00 - 12:00
Training
Parallel Giant Slalom
Women/Men
09:45 Qualification
13:30 Finals
Slopestyle Women/Men
09:00 - 12:00
Training
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28.1.2015
5 m after
competition
Flower Ceremony M/W
Sporting
Centre FIS
28.1.2015
17:00
Medal Ceremony M/W
Strbske Pleso,
Medal plaza
29.1.2015
10:30 13:00
Official Training Relay W/M
Sporting
Centre FIS
29.1.2015
16:00
Team Captains´ Meeting
& Draw of Relay
Hotel Trigan
DATE
TIME
ACTIVITY
LOCATION
22.1.2015
11:00
1st CTI-UH meeting
Hotel
Kempinski
23.1.2015
15:00
1st Technical Committee
Meeting
Hotel Trigan
23.1.2015
16:00
1st Team Captains´ Meeting
Hotel Trigan
24.1.2015
10:00 13:00
Official Training Sprint M/W
Sporting
Centre FIS
30.1.2015
10:00
Relay Women 3x5km (CFF)
Sporting
Centre FIS
24.1.2015
15:00
Team Captains´ Meeting
& Draw of Sprint
Hotel Trigan
30.1.2015
12:00
Relay Men 4x10km (CCFF)
Sporting
Centre FIS
25.1.2105
9:00 –
9:45
Official training M/W
Sporting
Centre FIS
30.1.2015
5 m after
competition
Flower Ceremony M/W
Sporting
Centre FIS
25.1.2015
10:00
Sprint M/W- Qualification (F)
Sporting
Centre FIS
30.1.2015
17:00
Medal Ceremony M/W
Strbske Pleso,
Medal plaza
25.1.2015
12:00
Sprint M/W - Final (F)
Sporting
Centre FIS
30.1.2015
16:00
Team Captains´ Meeting
& Draw of Mass Start
Hotel Trigan
25.1.2015
5 m after
competition
Flower Ceremony M/W
Sporting
Centre FIS
31.1.2015
10:30 11:45
Official Training Mass Start
Sporting
Centre FIS
25.1.2015
17:00
Medal Ceremony M/W
Strbske Pleso,
Medal plaza
31.1.2015
12:00 13:00
Mass Start Women 15 km (F)
Sporting
Centre FIS
25.1.2015
16:00
Team Captains´ Meeting
& Draw of Team Sprint
Hotel Trigan
31.1.2015
5 m after
competition
Flower Ceremony W
Sporting
Centre FIS
26.1.2015
10:00
Mixed T. Sprint M/W Qualification (C)
Sporting
Centre FIS
31.1.2015
17:00
Medal Ceremony W
Strbske Pleso,
Medal plaza
26.1.2015
12:30
Mixed T. Sprint M/W - Final (C)
Sporting
Centre FIS
31.1.2015
16:00
Team Captains´ Meeting
& Draw of Mass Start
Hotel Trigan
26.1.2015
5 m after
competition
Flower Ceremony M/W
Sporting
Centre FIS
31.1.2015
18:00
Final CTI-UH meeting
Hotel
Kempinski
26.1.2015
17:00
Medal Ceremony M/W
Strbske Pleso,
Medal plaza
1.2.2015
10:00 11:30
Mass Start Men 30 km (F)
Sporting
Centre FIS
27.1.2015
10:00 13:00
Official Training Individual
W/M
Sporting
Centre FIS
1.2.2015
12:30
Flower Ceremony M/W
Sporting
Centre FIS
27.1.2015
16:00
Team Captains´ Meeting
& Draw of Individual
Hotel Trigan
1.2.2015
12:30
Medal Ceremony M/W
Strbske Pleso,
Medal plaza
28.1.2015
10:00 11:00
Individual Women 5 km (C)
Sporting
Centre FIS
28.1.2015
11:30 13:00
Individual Men 10 km (C)
Sporting
Centre FIS
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Competition
Official Training
Medal & Flower Ceremony
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CC Relay courses to be confirmed and exact information
will be given during the General Technical Meeting.
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CC Relay courses to be confirmed and exact information
will be given during the General Technical Meeting.
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12.CONTACTS
NOTES
Sport Director
Peter Chudý
Office
+421 903 327 009
[email protected]
Competition Manager
Michal Šerfel
Office
+421 903 628 884
[email protected]
Venue Manager
Jaroslav Chalúpka
Office
+421 903 651 451
[email protected]
Links:
http://www.tatry2015.sk/
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Welcome to
Slovakia
Ideally located in the heart of Europe, bordering with Austria, the Czech Republic, Poland, Hungary and Ukraine, Slovakia
has a population of 5.5 million people with a rich culture, dynamic folklore and interesting tourism attractions throughout
the year.
The Bratislava Region represents the
Capital city, Bratislava, located on the
banks of Europe’s
most famous river,
the Danube. Bratislava is the only capital city in the world,
which borders simultaneously with two
countries - Hungary and Austria. It is located 60 km east of Vienna (Austria), which is the shortest distance between two capital cities in Europe. According CNN, Bratislava is for its history,
cultural heritage and fairy tale streets listed among six Europe´s
most fascinating border towns.
This strategically important place has often played a big
role in the history of central Europe. The date of December 2nd
1291 is not the date of birth of Pressburg. In the 14th and 15th
centuries Bratislava lived the period of rapid development in
trade. After Turks penetrated deeper into the Kingdom, Bratislava was established the Capital of the
Kingdom of Hungary, the seat of the
Hungarian Diet, central administration
and the coronation town of the Hungarian Kings and Queens. Eleven Kings
and eight royal wives were crowned in
Bratislava in the years between 1563
and 1830.
The counter-Turk wars and the Rebellions of Estates in the 16th and 17th
centuries have interrupted the development of towns. In the 18th century
and above all during the reign of Queen Maria Theresa the
significance of Bratislava increased again. Great amount of
wonderful palaces and buildings still survive from that period. The city became the centre of cultural in the 19th century
and Bratislava was the cradle of the Slovak national emancipation. Bratislava now is the modern city and the seat of
most important political, economic, social and scientific bodies and institutions.
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One of the city dominants which can be seen from far distance is The Castle of Bratislava. The most attractive part
of Bratislava is the Old Town where the most historical sights as
well as cultural institutions are concentrated. Its tiny lanes offer
an ideal atmosphere for romantic walks to those who love to
follow signs of history in the middle of modern world.
The Danube Lowlands Region is located along the Danube
River. Its main attractions are the Sunny Lakes in Senec, water
sports and cyclo-tourism with the most famous bicycle trail in
Europe, the International Danube route, starting in Germany
and passing through Austria, Slovakia, Hungary and finishing
at the Black Sea. Several castle ruins are very famous in the area
such as the Devín Castle set on a steep rock towering high above
the confluence of the Danube and the Morava rivers. The Devín
Castle, at its heydays, controlled one of the most important
trade routes between the North Sea and the Baltic States in the
north and the Mediterranean Sea in the south.
The Zilina Region in the north-west of Slovakia is very famous for its tourism offer. It features natural wonders such as
beautiful underground caves, the amazing Orava Castle dating from the 13th century and the renowned Vlkolinec village,
a remarkably intact settlement with characteristic central European-type log-built architecture, listed on the UNESCO World
Heritage List. One of the best Slovak alpine resorts, Jasna,
is open all year round with direct access by cable car to Chopok,
the third highest peak in the Low Tatras culminating at 2,023 m.
Three localities from Slovakia were inscribed to the UNESCO
World Heritage List already in 1993: Castle of Spiš and its environs, Banská Štiavnica and Vlkolínec. In 2000, the historic town
Bardejov was added, in 2008 wooden churches of the Slovak
part of Carpathian Mountain Area and in 2009 town Levoča.
The Castle of Spiš
is the largest medieval castle compound in central
Europe along with
the little town of
Spišské Podhradie
(with typical Renaissance
and
Baroque burgher
houses), the Church town of Spišská Kapitula (including several
sacral monuments and above all the impressing two tower cathedral of St Martin) and the Gothic church of the Holy Spirit in
Žehra from the 14th century and frescoes in its interior from the
14th and 15th centuries. Well conserved monuments along with
the charming natural setting of the travertine territory of the
National Nature Reserve Dreveník forms a unique whole.
In June 2009, the historic town of Levoča was included
in this group of Spiš monuments. Banská Štiavnica is a town
monument reserve which demonstrates the mining tradition in
Slovakia, Vlkolínec represents a reserve of traditional folk architecture and Bardejov is considered to be the most Gothic town
in Slovakia. Wooden Churches of the Slovak part of Carpathian
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Mountain Area possess an extraordinary worldwide value,
too. The churches include: Roman Catholic churches in Hervartov and Tvrdošín, Evangelical articular churches in Kežmarok,
Leštiny and Hronsek, and churches of Eastern rite in Bodružal,
Ladomirová and Ruská Bystrá.
Unique natural heritage of Slovakia is represented in the
UNESCO World Heritage List by caves and abysses of Slovenský kras karst and by Dobšinská ľadová jaskyňa cave. In 2007
the Carpathian primeval beech forests of the Bukovské vrchy
and Vihorlatské vrchy Mts. in the east of Slovakia were added
to this list.
Jasná Low Tatras
Slovenský kras situated in the south of Slovakia on the
frontier with Hungary is the largest karstic area in the middle
Europe. It consists of 1110 caves and abysses. In 1995 the bilateral Slovak-Hungarian project with the title Caves of the
Slovak and Aggtelek Karst (Ochtinská aragonitová jaskyňa,
Gombasecká jaskyňa, Jaskyňa Domica, Krásnohorská jaskyňa,
Jasovská jaskyňa, …) was successful in its endeavour to be included among the most precious world natural phenomena. In
2000 this inscription also included the ice cave of Dobšinská
ľadová jaskyňa, one of the largest of its kind in Europe.
Experience the best skiing ever.
Spend your holiday in Slovakia.
The premieval beech forest of the Carpathians in the Ukraine
and in Slovakia were added to the UNESCO World Heritage List
in June 2007. Thanks to this fact, the Carpathian primeval beech
forests of Stužica, Rožok and Havešová in the Bukovské vrchy
Mts. and Vihorlatský prales primeval forest in the Vihorlatské
vrchy Mts. in CHKO Vihorlat are of world importance. The first
three of them are situated in the area of the Poloniny National
Park.
Natural wonders abound in all parts of Slovakia, which has
nine national parks, 14 protected landscape areas with more
than 40 % of their territory forested, 12 underground caves
open to the public like the remarkable Ochtinská aragonite cave,
one of only three such caves worldwide. As such, the country
offers many opportunities for year-round outdoor activities
such as cycling, golf, hiking, trekking and mountaineering. Adventure lovers can also enjoy paragliding, rafting and other water sports not to mention winter sports that take centre stage
from December to March every year with 40 well-equipped ski
resorts and seven five-star ski resorts.
Slovakia is also well known for its healing springs with more
than 1,400 mineral and thermal springs, many with healing
properties and 25 spa resorts with complete medical care offering treatments based on mineral and thermal waters. Spa
resorts offer healing procedures with thermal water, mud and
also wellness programmes, beautifying weight loss procedures,
or active stays. The most important Slovak spas include Piešťany, Turčianske Teplice, Rajecké Teplice, Dudince and Bardejov.
Tatranská Lomnica
Slovakia.
Best friends forever.
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