Vyatchanina, Irina Germanovna

Irina Germanovna Vyatchanina
Irina Germanovna Vyatchanina
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Irina Germanovna Vyatchanina (nee Urbanovich) (born December 3, 1953 , Vorkuta ) is a Soviet Russian swimming coach. Honored Trainer of Russia (1998). Senior coach of the Russian swimming team (since 2008). Prestigious magazine "Swimming" recognized as a coach of the year (2009)

Since the mid-1980s, she led the selection of children for the swimming group of the sports palace in the village of Cementnavodsky , Vorkuta, their training and further transfer to the national teams of the country.

The most successful students of Irina Germanovna:

Julia Efimova . She came in the rank of master of sports from her first coach, her father, Andrei Efimov ^[1] . Coach until 2011.
Arkady Vyatchanin . Personal trainer throughout the sports biography of the athlete.
Viktoria Zaynep Gunes . Personal trainer since 2015

Family

Husband - Arkady Fedorovich Vyatchanin

Son - Arkady Arkadyevich Vyatchanin

Daughter - Alla Vyatchanina

Biography

Quotes

“We are like living in the last century, while the rest of the teams have already sailed far ahead. It is very difficult to constantly catch up. As soon as our swimmers reach world-class results, it turns out that Americans, Australians and even Asians mastered much higher speeds. We lag behind in everything: in the training methodology, in material and organizational support. ”
“The coaching profession is not only a creative work, but also a very personal one. When they constantly try to suppress your personality, it does not lead to anything good. There must be inner freedom. Only then will freedom of thought appear. ”

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↑ At the World Aquatics Championships in Rome, 17-year-old Russian woman Julia Efimova won gold at a distance of 50 m breaststroke

[1] At the World Aquatics Championships in Rome, 17-year-old Russian woman Julia Efimova won gold at a distance of 50 m breaststroke