Artarsky, Todor

Todor Arkady Todorov Artarsky ( Bulgarian. Todor Arkady Todorov Artarsky ; January 30, 1935 , Novachene ) - a Bulgarian athlete and coach. 1958 European Championship medalist in discus throwing . The first Bulgarian athlete to win a medal at the European Championships ^[2] . The 12-time champion of Bulgaria (1956, 1959, 1960, 1962, 1963, 1965, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971 - in the discus throw; 1967 - in the shot put ). The ninefold winner of the Balkan Games (1958, 1959, 1960, 1962, 1965, 1966, 1970 - in the discus throw; 1956, 1958 - in the shot put). Set 17 records in Bulgaria (11 - in the discus throw, 6 - in the shot put).

Todor Artarsky
general information
Full name	Todor Arkady Todorov Artarsky
Date and place of birth	January 30, 1935 ( 1935-01-30 ) (84 years) Novachene [ clarify ]
Citizenship	Bulgaria
Growth	192 cm
Weight	102 kg
Club	Builder [1]
Personal records
Core	17.63 m (1958)
Disk	57.58 m (1971)
International medals
European Championships Silver Stockholm 1958 discus throw Balkan games Gold Belgrade 1956 shot put Gold Sofia 1958 shot put Gold Sofia 1958 discus throw Gold Bucharest 1959 discus throw Gold Athens 1960 discus throw Gold Ankara 1962 discus throw Gold Athens 1965 discus throw Gold Sarajevo 1966 discus throw Gold Bucharest 1970 discus throw

At the summer Olympics in 1960, took 20th place in the qualifying round was 11th.

From 1964 to 1991, he taught at the Department of Athletics of the Higher Institute of Physical Culture named after Georgi Dimitrov ^[3] , participated in the creation of a textbook on athletics.

In 1987 under the guidance of Associate Professor Art. Stancheva defended his doctoral thesis on “Exchanging engine potential and a correlation factor structure that is comprehensible when high qualifications of the discoverer are married and married”.

The Cup of his name is awarded to the winners of the Bulgarian Winter Championship in Athletics among men in the discus throw.