Maxim Olegovich Kuznetsov - Russian judoka , champion and prize - winner of the championships of Russia, winner of the open championships of Latvia (2011) and Finland (2011), winner of the open Cup of Sweden (2009, Boros ), winner and prize-winner of the European Cup, winner of the World Cup, master of sports Russian international class .
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| A country |  USSR →  Russia |
| Specialization | Judo |
| Date of Birth | July 15, 1984 (35 years old) |
| Place of Birth | Bryansk , RSFSR , USSR |
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| Weight | up to 66 kg |
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Biography
Kuznetsov’s father practiced judo. When his son was 6 years old, he gave him to the gymnastics section. Maxim began judo at the age of 10 at the children's and youth sports school in Bryansk under the leadership of Igor Vasilievich Mikhailin. In 2002 he became the bronze medalist of the European Championship among juniors. There he was noticed by the coach Stanislav Zhukov. At his suggestion he moved to Ryazan . In 2003 he became the champion of Russia among youth, and in 2004 and 2006 - the champion of adults. This was followed by a series of injuries that did not allow Kuznetsov to perform at a decent level. In 2009, he began working with the new coach Andrei Brainin. In the same year he became the champion of Russia.
Sports Results
- 2004 Russian Judo Championship - ;
- Russian Judo Championship 2006 - ;
- Russian Judo Championship 2009 - ;
- Russian Judo Championship 2013 - ;
Links
- Maxim Kuznetsov - profile on judoinside.com
- Maxim Kuznetsov, three-time champion of Russia: “There will be perseverance - there will be a result!” . Library of International Sports Information (February 10, 2010). Date of treatment December 12, 2015.
- Kuznetsov Maxim Olegovich . Sports Russia . Date of treatment November 8, 2018.