(Source) Study report on the establishment of a national training center (made in June 2004)

Figure 1-2-9 National Training Centers Established by the Major Countries

Country	US	China	Australia	France	South Korea	Italy	UK	Canada	Germany
Name of representative facilities	ARCO Training Center	Olympic Training Center	The Australian Institute of Sports	National Institute of Sports and Physical Education	Taenung Training Center	Tirrenia National Training Center	Lilleshall National Sports Center	National Sports Center Calgary	Olympic Training Center
Location	Suburbs of San Diego, California	Suburbs of Beijing	Suburbs of Canberra	Suburbs of Paris	Suburbs of Seoul	300 km north of Rome	Stafford	Calgary (in the University of Calgary)	22 Olympic training centers throughout the country
Founding and managing entity	Founded by: US Olympic Committee Managed by: US Olympic Committee	Founded by: General Administration of Sport Managed by: General Administration of Sport	Founded by: Federal Government Managed by: Sports Commission (a special corporation)	Founded by: Ministry for Youth, Sports and Voluntary Associations Managed by: Ministry for Youth, Sports and Voluntary Associations	Founded by: Government (Ministry of Culture & Tourism) Managed by: Korean Sports Council	Founded by: Italian Olympic Committee Managed by: Italian Olympic Committee	Founded by: English Sports Council Managed by: Lilleshall Sports/Conference Center	Founded by: National Government Managed by: University of Calgary	Founded by: Federal Government Managed by: Committee composed of federal and state governments, sports associations, companies and others
Year of foundation	1995 (partially opened)	1987	1981	1975	1966	1971	1951	1994	1960 (expanded for the 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games)
Area	60 ha	66 ha	65 ha	34 ha	31 ha	41 ha	81 ha	2.6 ha	—
Outline of facilities	1) Athletics track
2) Soccer facilities
3) Tennis courts
4) Archery facilities
5) Hockey facilities
6) Track for competitive cycling
7) Rowing facilities
8) Research institute of sports medicine and science
9) Lodging facilities (for 150 persons)	1) Athletics track
2) Hockey facilities
3) Tennis courts
4) Baseball and softball facilities
5) Comprehensive gymnasium
6) Indoor pool
7) Judo and handball facilities
8) National sports research institute
9) Doping test center	1) Athletics track
2) Soccer facilities
3) Multipurpose playing fields
4) Indoor and outdoor fields
5) Indoor and outdoor tennis courts
6) Outdoor pitches for ball sports
7) Indoor pool
8) Gymnastics hall
9) Gymnastics facilities
10) Sports science and medical center
11) Lodging facilities (for 300 persons)	1) Athletics track
2) Indoor stadium (for field and track events and competitive cycling)
3) Facilities for rugby and other ball sports
4) Indoor pool
5) Archery facilities
6) Many indoor fields
7) Indoor and outdoor rifle ranges
8) Rowing facilities (on the Marne River)
9) Physiology, psychology, and other laboratories
10) Sports information center
11) Sports medical center
12) Lodging facilities (for 631)	1) Athletics track
2) Indoor stadium (for field and track events, badminton, and handball)
3) Tennis courts
4) Archery facilities
5) Indoor skating rink (400 m)
6) Indoor skating rink (for figure skating, etc.)
7) Research institute of physical education and science
8) Lodging facilities (for 600 persons)	1) Athletics track
2) Outdoor field
3) Gymnastics facilities
4) Multipurpose gymnasium
5) Rifle range
6) Lodging facilities (for 150 persons)	1) Many outdoor pitches for ball sports
2) Tennis courts
3) Gymnastics facilities
4) Many comprehensive gymnasiums
5) Indoor cricket and archery facilities
6) Center for sports disorders
7) Human performance center
8) Lodging facilities (for 230 persons)	1) Speed skating rink
2) Short-track speed skating rink
3) Ice hockey facilities
4) Athletics track
5) Sports medicine and science facilities (university facilities)	Example) Munich
1) Bobsced facilities
2) Ice hockey facilities
3) Figure skating rink
4) Judo facilities
5) Skating rink
6) Athletics track
7) Rowing facilities (for canoes)
8) Rifle range
9) Pool
10) Skiing facilities
11) Tennis courts
12) Gymnastics facilities
13) Volleyball facilities
14) Rowing facilities (for boats)
Other training centers	• Colorado Springs Olympic Training Center (established in 1977 at elevation of 1,800 meters)
• Lake Placid Olympic Training Center (winter sports facilities established in 1982)
• Northern Michigan University (US Olympic Education Center)
• The US Sailing Center Miami
• Pettit National Ice Center in Milwaukee (for speed skating)
• Gladstone Equestrian Center	• Schools for motor skills (41 throughout the country)	• Six similar but smaller facilities, including hockey facilities in Perth and golf and tennis facilities in Melbourne	• CREPS (23 regional training centers) throughout the country
• Training centers
– National climbing and skiing school
– National yachting school
– National skiing and ski jumping center
– National equestrian center	• High-altitude training center in Taepek (established in 1998 at an elevation of 1,350 meters, with an area of 4 ha and lodging facilities for 60 persons)	• Training centers
– Formina (in the suburbs of Naples)
– Madonna di Campiglio (in Trento, in the north of Italy)
– Water sports center (in the suburbs of Rome)	• Training centers
– London
– Berkshire
– Nottingham
– North Wales
– UK National Training Center (to be established under the seven-year project started in 1998)	• National training centers
– Montreal
– Toronto
– Manitoba
– Vancouver
– Atlantic
– Victoria	• Olympic training centers
– Berlin
– Chemnitz
– Cottbus
– Frankfurt
– Freiburg
– Hamburg
– Hanover
– Koln
– Leipzig
– Magdeburg
– Mainz
– Rostock
– Potsdam
– Heidelberg
– Dortmund
– Essen
– Saarbrücken
– Stuttgart
– Tauberbischofsheim
– Erfurt
– Hallendorf

(Source) Study report on the establishment of a national training center (made in June 2004)