Vladimir Viktorovich Zhigiliy ( December 16, 1952 , p. Aleksandrovka, Kharkiv region , Ukrainian SSR , USSR ) - Soviet basketball player . Height - 207 cm. Center. He played for Dynamo (Moscow) . Master of Sports of international class (1974). Honored Master of Sports of the USSR, the year of assignment 1974).
| Vladimir Zhigil | |
|---|---|
| Completed career | |
| Position | |
| Growth | 205 cm |
| Weight | 110 kg |
| Citizenship |  Russia |
| Date of Birth | December 16, 1952 (66 years) |
| Place of Birth | with. Aleksandrovka , Kharkiv region , Ukrainian SSR , USSR |
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Game Feature
He had a great dribble . As a player, I believed that I was engaged in basketball for my own pleasure, never doing anything through force, through “I can't”.
As acknowledged by A. Ya. Gomelsky , he lacked passion, sports anger, the ability to sacrifice himself, he never reworked. It was only in the 80s, when time and circumstances demanded, that he began to work beyond measure at workouts and in the game, because a true understanding of the need for great labor came [1] .
Son Vladimir is also a basketball player.
He worked as a coach. At the present time - Director of the Dynamo basketball school “Youth of Moscow” [2] .
Career
- 1970-1972 - Dynamo Kharkiv
- 1972-1987 - Dynamo Moscow
- 1987-1989 - “Levski - Spartak” Sofia - “silver” and “bronze” of the Bulgarian championship
- 1991 - “URARTU” Yerevan
- 1992-1993 - “FLOARE” Bender - champion of Moldova
- 1994 - The Oilman, Nizhnekamsk
- 1995-1996 - Arsenal Tula
- 1996–1997 - The Oilman, Ryazan
- 1997–1998 - “Chemist” Engels
- 1998—2002 - “University” Surgut
Achievements
- Bronze medalist of the Olympics 1976, 1980
- World Champion 1974. World Cup silver medalist-78
- European Champion 1979. Silver medalist Euro-75, Euro-77
- Bronze medalist of the USSR Championship 1975, 1980, 1982
- Winner of the Intercontinental Cup 1975, 1977
- Champion of the VI and VII Games of the peoples of the USSR in 1975 and 1979.
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Links
Sources
- 100 years of Russian basketball: history, events, people: a reference book / Author-compiler VB Kvaskov. - M .: Soviet sport. - 274 s.: Ill. ISBN 5-9718-0175-9