Valery Ivanovich Shurygin (born July 22 [1] 1937 ) is a master of sports of the USSR , an excellent student of physical education and sports in Russia, a boxing coach at the Vasiliev Olympic Reserve Sports School in Orenburg [2] . Honored Coach of Russia [3] .
| Valery Ivanovich Shurygin | |
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| A country |  USSR →  Russia |
| Specialization | boxing |
| Date of Birth | July 22, 1937 (82 years old) |
| Trainer | Irik Gatiyatulovich Zhdanov |
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Biography
Valery Shurygin was born on July 22 [1] 1937 [2] . He began to engage in boxing in 1952, and after 6 years of training and training, Valery Shurygin became a finalist of the Russian Championship [1] . The trainer and mentor of Valery Shurygin was Irik Zhdanov [4] . In 1960, Valery Shurygin became a finalist of the Dynamo CS, in 1961 and 1962 he won the title of champion of the Dynamo CS. Valery Shurygin was the winner at the zonal championships of Russia. He worked as a trainer and boxing teacher GBUDOD "SDUSSHOR number 3 named. Honored Coach of Russia G. I. Vasiliev " [1] .
Valery Shurygin was a coach of the national team [3] .
Among his students are Arman Siyakanov, one of the winners of the Orenburg Region Junior Boxing Championships of 17-18 years old in his weight category [5] and Dmitry Zarudnev [6] . His students were Valery Lagutin, Oleg Elkhov and Alexei Kuzin - winners of the international boxing tournament dedicated to the memory of Russian heavyweight champion Yuri Bolshakov [7] .
Valery Shurygin is a labor veteran [2] .
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 3 4 The oldest boxer of the Orenburg region turns 75
- ↑ 1 2 3 Congratulations on the anniversary of Valery Ivanovich Shurygin!
- ↑ 1 2 In Izhevsk on February 23, the boxing tournament in memory of Andrei Abramov ended
- ↑ Honorary citizens. Orenburg city, official portal
- ↑ Orenburg athletes become leaders of the Boxing Championship of the region (inaccessible link)
- ↑ Both youth and experience // Sports Fiction
- ↑ An international boxing tournament dedicated to the memory of Russian heavyweight champion Yuri Bolshakov ended in Novotroitsk