Kalinin, Peter Mikhailovich

Pyotr Mikhailovich Kalinin ( Belorussian. Pyotr Mihailavich Kalinin ; June 23, 1956 ) is a Soviet and Belarusian karate player and karate trainer ( Shotokan style, VIII dan ). USSR Master of Sports , champion of the USSR and Belarus , multiple winner of international competitions, honored coach of Belarus (1997). One of the veterans of Belarusian karate, having started studying in the late 1970s in the first group at the Institute of Physical Education, where he then studied. Later he studied himself and with different teachers. The last and main teacher is the Serbian doctor Ilya Jorga ^[1] , the founder of the Fudokan style ^[2] .

Peter Kalinin
P. Kalinin in 1989 with an exhibition performance in the Sekai team at the karate championship
personal information
Floor	male
Full name	Peter Mikhailovich Kalinin
A country	Belarus
Club	BFTK
Date of Birth	June 23, 1956 ( 1956-06-23 ) (63 years old)
Place of Birth	Minsk , Belarusian SSR
Sports career	1978 - present
Working side	right
Trainers	Ilya Yorga
Awards and medals 7 dan

He studied the styles of Shotokan , Shito-ryu , Kyokushinkai (8 kyu , IFK ), sekai no kempo (1st dan), Fudokan (8th dan). He studied at the University of California's Martial Arts Academy. Since the late 1970s, he has also been working as a karate and hand-to-hand combat trainer.

Police Major ^[3] , taught at the Dynamo Society .

A member of the Sekai team at the Wushu festival in Riga ( 1988 ) and the martial arts in Kiev ( 1989 ).

Peter Kalinin throws a knife into Sensei Buyak's stomach

Currently ( 2009 ) - Deputy Chairman of the Belarusian Federation of Traditional Karate-do.

Currently resides in Minsk .

Married, has two daughters.