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Monogarov, Vladimir Dmitrievich

Vladimir Dmitrievich Monogarov (born 1926) - Soviet and Ukrainian mountaineer , Honored Master of Sports of the USSR (1967), Doctor of Biological Sciences, professor of physiology.

Vladimir Dmitrievich Monogarov
personal information
Floor
NicknamesMinistry of Internal Affairs
A countryUkraine
Specializationclimber
Date of Birth1926 ( 1926 )
Place of BirthKiev
Growth165
Weight68
Sports rankHonored Master of Sports of the USSR
Awards and medals
SU Medal For Distinguished Labor ribbon.svgSU Medal For Distinguished Labor ribbon.svgMedal "For Labor Valor"
Certificate of Presidium of the Supreme Council of the Ukrainian SSR

Content

Biography

Graduated from Kiev State Institute of Physical Culture . For fourteen years he led the problem laboratory of high training loads. He climbed and worked in expedition camps in the Caucasus, the Pamirs , and also abroad. In old age he continued to climb, worked in the Himalayan camps, planned to conquer Everest at a record age [1] , but did not find sponsors .

In total, he made 18 first ascents, seven of which were along the routes of the sixth (highest) category of difficulty [2] .

Personal life

Has a son and daughter, as well as grandchildren [1] .

Publications

  • monograph devoted to the problems of fatigue in sport, its overcoming and compensation
  • The influence of acclimatization on the strength of climbers' muscles in the journal Theory and Practice of Physical Culture. 1964. No. 12;
  • Methodology for improving the preparation of climbers for climbing in the Himalayas (co-authored with A. G. Ovchinnikov, X. N. Polishchuk, A. K. Fomin) // Methodological recommendations for preparing for climbing Everest (8848 m). Kiev: RNMK, 1981;
  • In the homeland of mountaineering (in Petit Drew along the Magnyon and Bonatti paths) // Sat. Going to the heights. Kiev: Health, 1983; Scientific and methodological support for the preparation of Soviet climbers to traverse the Kanchenjunga massif // Theory and Practice of Physical Culture. 1991. No. 4.
  • In 1991, he spoke at the international congress on alpine medicine in Switzerland and at the international symposium on alpine medicine in Japan.

About him

  • V. S. Feldman “The Tops of His Life” in the collection “Kiev Infocult: Years and People” (Kiev: Health, 1990). (Based on materials by Vera Matveenko, Vera Cher).
  • "Climb to the top" is a documentary film about Monogarov’s group’s ascent to Ushba in 1972.

Rewards

  • Awarded two medals "For Labor Distinction"
  • Certificate of honor of the Presidium of the Supreme Council of the Ukrainian SSR .
  • Medal "For Labor Valor" (1990). Awarded for training climbers to Kanchenjunga .

Notes

  1. ↑ 1 2 Today newspaper, archive, 1999
  2. ↑ Archive of the newspaper Gordon Boulevard

Links

  • Curriculum Vitae
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Monogarov,_Vladimir_Dmitrievich&oldid=85959200


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