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The Dinamo Sports Center is a gymnasium in St. Petersburg, Russia. The Sports Center has twelve outdoor courts (six clay, six synthetic) and three indoor courts. There's also an indoor pool for the non-summer season (closed June to September) and a football field.[1]

Events

First held in 1993, the Dinamo Sports Center holds the Mikhail Voronin Cup, a gymnast competition.
In 2004, Dinamo played host to a demonstration and celebration of Russian martial arts traditions, including Ryabko's Systema.

References

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+The '''Dinamo Sports Center''' is a [[gym]]nasium in [[St. Petersburg]], [[Russia]].  The Sports Center has twelve outdoor courts (six clay, six synthetic) and three indoor courts. There's also an indoor pool for the non-summer season (closed June to September) and a football field.[http://www.freshspb.ru/other/sport.html]
-The <b>Dinamo Sports Center</b> is a [[Gymnasium]] in [[St. Petersburg]], [[Russia]].  The Sports Center has twelve outdoor courts (six clay, six synthetic) and three indoor courts. There's also an indoor pool for the non-summer season (closed June to September) and a football field.[http://www.freshspb.ru/other/sport.html]
-[[Mikhail Voronin]], a 1968 olympic gold medalist (vault and high bar), is the head of the gymnastics school at Dinamo.
 == Events ==
+* First held in 1993, the Dinamo Sports Center holds the [[Mikhail Voronin Cup]], a gymnast competition.
+* In 2004, Dinamo played host to a demonstration and celebration of [[Russian martial arts]] traditions, including [[Ryabko's Systema]].
+{{coord missing|Saint Petersburg}}
-* First held in 1993, the Dinamo Sports Center holds the Mikhail Voronin Cup; a gymnist competition.
+==References==
-* In 2004, Dinamo played host to a demonstration and celebration of [[Russian martial arts]] traditions, including [[Ryabko's Systema]].
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-[[Category:Gymnasiums]]
+[[Category:Indoor arenas in Russia]]
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+{{Russia-sports-venue-stub}}