Dmitry Druzhinsky – Promotes MatchPoint NYC as The Best Destination for New York’s Exclusive Sporting Events
Jan 27, 2017
With more than 120,000 square feet of available space, many leading sporting associations are looking at MatchPoint NYC as an excellent place to host tournaments and special events.
NEW YORK, NY - January 27, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —
Brooklyn-based investor and real estate executive, Dmitry Druzhinsky is a co-founder of MatchPoint NYC, whose vision for sports is complemented by his strong business acumen. He has recently declaired that his state-of-the art fitness center is planning to host more world class sporting events in the near future, as the facility has both the capacity for and experience in hosting large scale competitions. MatchPoint NYC is rapidly growing in popularity and becoming a global destination for tennis, swimming, basketball, gymnastics, martial arts and other activities. As members and guests are trying out the different classes available, well-known professional athletes are enjoying the facilities during their training sessions. From famous celebrity guests to special occasions and fundraisers, an abundance of sporting events take place at MatchPoint NYC. The size and versatility of the luxury recreation center allows for ease of use and expert competitions, including the proper regulation sized facilities for accurate results.
With more than 120,000 square feet of available space, many leading sporting associations are looking at MatchPoint NYC as an excellent place to host tournaments and special events. Professional tennis star and Olympic silver medalist, Dinara Safina attended the Say No to Bullying! Fitness Day. This time, MatchPoint NYC’s Personal Training and Group Fitness staff also provided free blood pressure tests, family entertainment and engagement in the problems associated with bullying. At the same time, a brand new, exclusive indoor cycling system was also introduced. Unlike stationary bikes, the Real Ryder Indoor Cycling system provides the first of it’s kind in New York, a real interactive cycling experience.
Dmitry Druzhinsky, along with the staff at MatchPoint NYC, are proud to offer a diversity of activities and provide a superior center for sporting excellence. The aquatic director for MatchPoint, Konstantin Petrov, is an outstanding athlete with a Bronze medal from the Olympics and the European Championships Gold medals. The swim team trains on a year-round schedule designed to help athletes meet their peak performance. Previous successful events also included the International Sambo Championship that saw participants from all over the world. Partnering with the American Amateur Sambo Federation (AASF), MatchPoint NYC is proud to be the venue of choice for more than ten countries sending athletes to participate in their Sambo, Judo, or mixed martial arts activities. In the cutting-edge tennis facility, MatchPoint NYC offer’s the world-class junior tournament training system, a program available based on invite only to national and international players who are highly ranked. Offering personalized coaching, intensive drills, match play, mental conditioning, and world-class sporting events, for both youth and adults, MatchPoint NYC is the premier fitness center in the region.
Dmitry Druzhinsky is the co-founder of MatchPoint NYC, a three-acre, $20 million sports complex, located in the Coney Island area of Brooklyn, which is the second largest of its kind in New York. A state of the art recreation center with nine tennis courts, an Olympic sized swimming pool, gymnastics, fencing, dance, yoga and fitness facilities, MatchPoint offers opportunities for all athletes. With an onsite restaurant, lounge and juice bar, this world-class complex is a community hub as well as a venue for fundraiser and philanthropic endeavors. Mr. Druzhinsky is a dedicated sponsor of aspiring tennis players and other community initiatives, and is interested in the development of physical ability.
Dmitry Druzhinsky - MatchPoint NYC Co-Founder and Avid Philanthropist: http://dmitrydruzhinskynews.com
Dmitry Druzhinsky Joined by Local Lawmakers at Pro Wall Ball Tournament at MatchPoint NYC: http://finance.yahoo.com/news/dmitry-druzhinsky-joined-local-lawmakers-200000854.html
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