Parkhomovich, Vladimir Ignatievich (born May 24, 1951 , Artyomovsk ) - Soviet athlete , international master of sports of the USSR
 Vladimir Parkhomovich | |||||||||||||
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| Full name | Vladimir Ignatievich Parkhomovich | ||||||||||||
| Date and place of birth | May 24, 1951 (68 years old) Artyomovsk , Krasnoyarsk Territory , RSFSR | ||||||||||||
| Citizenship | RSFSR | ||||||||||||
| Growth | 176 cm | ||||||||||||
| Club | "Spartacus" | ||||||||||||
| Trainer | N.V. Medvedev | ||||||||||||
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Sports career
At the USSR Championships in Athletics in 1973 , Vladimir Parkhomovich won a gold medal and became the USSR champion in the 4x400 relay relay race together with Leonid Korolev , Valery Yurchenko and Semyon Kocher .
Biography
Vladimir Ignatievich Parkhomovich was born on May 24, 1951 in the city of Artemovsk , Krasnoyarsk Territory .
He graduated from high school in 1969, after which he entered the Krasnoyarsk Institute of Non-Ferrous Metals , which he graduated in 1974.
Since 1969, Vladimir Parkhomovich began to engage in athletics with coach N.V. Medvedev, who became the Honored Coach of the USSR .
After completing his sports career, Vladimir Parkhomovich became a coach and judge.
Interesting fact.
The real last name of Vladimir is " Parhamovich" , through the letter "A" in the second syllable.
Such a mistake was made in one of his documents and subsequent letters, awards and titles he received with the name " Parkhomovich ."