Vladimir Yuryevich Abramov (January 21, 1949, Moscow ) - Soviet athlete ( high jump ), champion and medalist of USSR championships and international competitions, USSR master of sports of the international class , pioneer of the fosbury-flop style in the USSR.
 Vladimir Abramov | |
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| general information | |
| Full name | Vladimir Yurievich Abramov |
| Date and place of birth | January 21, 1949 (aged 70) Moscow , USSR |
| Citizenship |  the USSR |
| Growth | 188 cm |
| Weight | 67 kg |
| Club | "Labor" (Moscow) |
| Trainer | A. A. Seliverstov |
| Personal records | |
| Height | 224 cm |
Biography
Represented by the sports society "Trud" (Moscow), coach - A. A. Seliverstov (Honored Trainer of the RSFSR). He was a member of the USSR national team.
At the USSR Championship in 1974, he became a champion in a premise with a score of 2.22 m. At the same competitions in 1975, he won a silver medal with a score of 2.18 m. At the USSR Championship in 1976, he won bronze with a score of 2.18 m.
A personal record (2.24m) was shown in June 1974 at the competitions for the prizes of the newspaper Pravda.
International Results
- Match meeting of the national teams of the USSR - USA (Richmond, March 16, 1973): 1st place - 219 cm
- Match meeting of the USSR national teams - Canada (Vancouver, March 23, 1973): 2nd place - 221 cm
- VII Summer Universiade (Moscow, August 15–25, 1973): 3rd place - 215 cm
- Match meeting of the USSR and GDR national teams - Finland (Helsinki, September 15–16, 1973): 1st place - 214 cm
- 11 games of the summer European Championship (Rome, Italy, September 1–8, 1974): 12th place - 210 cm
- Winter European Championship (Gothenburg, Sweden, March 9–10, 1974): 6th place - 217 cm
- VII International competition for the prizes of the newspaper "Pravda" (Moscow, June 20-22, 1974): 1st place - 224 cm