Vladimir Viktorovich Fominykh ( January 30, 1952 - July 7, 2015 , Belokurikha , Altai Territory , Russian Federation ) - Soviet and Russian snowboard coach , honored coach of Russia .
| Vladimir Viktorovich Fominykh | |
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| Date of Birth | January 30, 1952 |
| Date of death | July 7, 2015 (63 years) |
| Place of death | |
| Citizenship |  USSR →  Russia |
| Occupation | snowboard trainer |
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Biography
Master of Sports in Alpine skiing. Since 1994, began to develop a snowboard. Founder Tashtagol snowboard school.
Among his students are the participant of the Olympic Games, the senior coach of the Russian national team in the turning disciplines, Denis Salagayev , the first Russian medalist of the world championships in the turning disciplines (2005) Svetlana Boldykova , the first in world history, the world champion among men (2015) Andrei Sobolev , the leaders of the Russian women's team Natalia Soboleva (turning disciplines) and Christina Paul (ford-cross), winner of the World Cup stage (2013) Stanislav Detkov , multiple champion of Russia Andrei Boldykov .
He brought up the world champion-2007, the winner of the World Cup in the overall standings (2010/11 season) Ekaterina Tudegesheva . In 2007, after the World Cup recognized [by whom? ] the best coach according to the International Ski Federation.
In 1999—2008 - Senior coach of the Russian national snowboarding team. He was dismissed by decision of the President of the Olympic Committee of Russia Leonid Tyagachev .
“I don’t want to talk about the reasons for breaking with Katya [Tudegesheva], her personal life is hurt there. Therefore, I have no right, the coach sighs, looking at a portrait from Turin-2006, where Tudegesheva and Fominykh are smiling happily. - But, I think, it's not just in my personal life. Six months after I was withdrawn from the Russian national team, one of our coaches for my pupil Tudegesheva received the title of Honored Coach of Russia. And my “Russian disease” is in the wild to prepare new world champions. ”
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Awards and titles
Honored coach of Russia.