Chairman of the Presidium of the Kyokushinkan Karate-do Federation of Russia, 3rd Dan Kyokushinkan, Russian entrepreneur, state, public and political figure, scientist, Doctor of Economics, Candidate of Geographical Sciences

He is the permanent president of the Kyokushinkan Karate-do Federation of Russia since its creation (January 13, 2004), the representative of Russia in the International Committee of the International Karate-do Organization Kyokushinkan, a personal friend of the President of the International Karate-do Organization Kyokushinkan Royama Hatsuo. His name is inextricably linked with the birth of the Kyokushinkan Karate-do Federation of Russia and all its major achievements in the Russian and world arena.

Russian karateka, champion of Russia, Europe and the world in karate. Honored Master of Sports of Russia in Kyokushinkai. Shamsudin Abdurashidovich was born on January 26, 1985 in the city of Kizilyurt, the Republic of Dagestan

He began to practice sports "non-contact" karate in 1992. Since 1996 he has been practicing Kyokushin karate-do under the guidance of Magomed Rasulovich Eldarov, Honored Master of Sports of Russia, world champion in Kyokushin karate-do, member of the national team of the Kyokushinkan Karate-do Federation of Russia since 2004, 2nd dan.

Shamsudin Abdurashidov - is a winner and medalist of the championships of the Republic of Dagestan, the Southern Federal District of Russia (1994-2003), winner and medalist of the championships of Russia, Europe, Asia, World, coach-teacher of the Central Dojo Kyokushinkan karate-do of Russia, head of the sports club "Abdurashidov team", coach in Kyokushin of the GAU Sports School of the MCBI.

Russian karateka, European champion, Russian champion, World champion.
He was born on August 13, 1996 in Tbilisi. He started practicing Kyokushin in 2009, in Podolsk. He has a category: 2 kyu, Master of Sports of international class.

Our father brought our hero to sports to keep the teenager busy and give him the right upbringing. Today, sport for Sergo Armenyan - is a conscious choice, an important part of life. After receiving a pedagogical education, he continued his career not only as an athlete, but also as a coach. Today, his pupils delight him with their success, winning sports awards.

Dangerous contact sport, where it is important to endure, win and prove that you are the best, cultivates willpower, tames pain. He himself follows the motto of his club "Połodjsk-Dojo" - "You may not become a champion, but you must be a person", he teaches young athletes this.

Russian karateka, Master of Sports, Winner of the World Championship and World Champion, coach of the Kyokushinkan Karate Club "Podolsk-Dojo".

Sport came into the life of Maksim Eskov early, at the age of five years old, and immediately captured his interest.
The competitive spirit, the desire to become better and stronger have always attracted the athlete.

Today, the support of colleagues, many of whom have become friends, the support of the coach, parents and responsibility to the club are also motivating.

Having received a pedagogical education, the athlete professionally trains young people. It is especially pleasant to win awards together with your students, it is difficult to immediately answer whose award is more valuable.

Today, among the wards of Maksim Alekseevich there is the Winner of the Russian Championship and the Prize-winner of the World Championship. There is more responsibility, there is an obligation to remain a worthy example for growing athletes.

There is another important task - to popularize sports, and especially karate among the younger generation.

is a Russian karateka, master of sports of international class, silver medalist of the World Championship. He was born on July 16, 2004 in Fryazino.

He was brought to karate by his parents when he was 8 years old. His coach immediately saw the talent of the young athlete. Our hero devoted more than 12 years to karate and achieved serious success. Today, Vladislav is getting a pedagogical education, and he dreams of becoming a professional coach, in his club "Podolsk-Dojo" he already helps to train children.

The athlete sees the secret of his success in the desire to become better and stronger, in perseverance, persistence and, of course, the support of the coach, parents and loved ones!

The athlete is convinced that sports are necessary for everyone, especially when growing up. It forges character, teaches discipline, without which it is impossible to succeed in any business and helps to become a real person.

a Russian karateka.

Born on January 12, 1998 in Podolsk.
Master of Sports, bronze medalist of the World Championship, coach of "Podolsk-Dojo" karate club.
He has been practicing karate since he was 7 years old; he first got acquainted with this sport at exhibition performances and got excited about the idea of trying himself.
Next year, the athlete will celebrate the twentieth anniversary of his sports activities!
Ilya Valerievich received a professional pedagogical education and now he trains the younger generation. At the Russian Championship, his pupils took one first and two third places
Our hero continues his career, combining it with coaching.
According to him, this supports him a lot, inspires him to succeed, because he has to be an example for his students.
The athlete notes that the support of his parents and, of course, the club staff helps him a lot. Over the years, the guys have become a real close-knit team of like-minded people, among whom many friends have appeared.

Ilya Valerievich teaches young athletes never to give up, to learn from failures and defeats, to go forward to victory again and again.

a Russian karateka, master of sports of international class

was born on February 6, 1985 in the city of Kizilyurt, the Republic of Dagestan. He is the Head of Yamakasi Sports Club.
Our hero was brought to sports by his parents back in the year of 1995, but the future champion himself dreamed of testing his strength of mind and winning in battle.
From 2004 to 2013, Emil Dzhafarov was a member of the Russian national Kyokushinkai sports team, he is a multiple champion and prize-winner of the Russian championships, a prize-winner of the European and World Championships, an Asian champion, the winner of the European and World Cups.
Simultaneously with his sports career, he developed as a coach, received professional education and today trains new champions. Among his pupils - are champions and prize-winners of championships and tournaments of the World, Europe, and Russia.

Today, Emil Ruslanovich is not just an honored successful athlete; he is an Honored Coach of Russia. He sees his main goal as educating a new generation of healthy, smart, worthy people.

Russian karate player, was born on July 12, 2002 in Podolsk.

Was born on July 12, 2002 in Podolsk.
He didn't come to karate right away, he gave some time to hockey training. But in 2012 his father brought him to karate. For more than 10 years he has been practicing with one coach and is making serious progress.
Today Ivan Komarov is a master of sports, silver medalist of the World Championship! He got his education in college and is finishing his studies at the institute, specializing in sports pedagogy. Raises his own champions. He plans to take part in the Cup of Nations, both as a current athlete and as a coach.
She considers the secret of her success to be hard work and discipline, it is important to show consistently high results in training, and to trust her coach. And trust is formed on mutual respect. These are the principles instilled in his students and coaching staff in the club “Podolsk-Dojo”. Our hero also brings up his charges.

Ivan Vladimirovich believes that it is difficult to overestimate the importance of sport in human life. Who knows, maybe a successful athlete is a failed bully. Thus, the competition hones not only wrestling skills, but also forms a morally stable person who respects his coach, his team and his country!

Master of Sport, medalist of the Russian Championship, AKR, medalist of the Junior European Championship.

Russian karate fighter was born on November 1, 2004 in Moscow.
Stevin has been practicing karate for more than 13 years, and the first trainings of the future athlete took place in kindergarten. Seriously he started practicing this sport from the school bench. Our hero has coaching experience and is thinking about returning to pedagogical activity after receiving higher education.
Today the athlete is studying at PFUR, specializing in World Economy. But still trains.
As Stevin says:
“Sport gave me character, courage, self-confidence, taught me to be disciplined, persistent and respect my elders. And most importantly, thanks to karate, I realized that everything can be achieved, the main thing is to work selflessly!

Russian karate player, master of sports, winner of regional and All-Russian competitions.

Born on December 4, 2004 in Bishkek, he lived most of his life in Podolsk.
He was brought to karate by friendship. Together with a comrade he started attending a sports club. Surprisingly, the sport drew him in, he began to succeed, and over time he won. He had time, desire and strength for sports.
Today Alexey studies at a technical university, at a complex specialty that requires not just knowledge, but diligence and hard work. Surprisingly, our athlete sees a certain regularity in this. In sports, too, rational thinking and precise strategy of action are required. In numbers and physical formulas, as well as in combinations of karate techniques there is a special harmony and beauty.
At the International Kyokushinkan Cup of Nations competition Alexey Rogalsky acted as an organizer, ensured the smooth operation of the tournament processes.

Master of Sports of Russia, two-time winner of the World Championship, bronze medalist of the Japanese Championship, Russian Championship, winner of the Russian Championship, winner, bronze medalist of the World Championship in Kazakhstan

Russian karate player, was born on June 23, 1997 in Podolsk, Moscow region.
Vladislav got into the sport at the insistence of adults, he was just brought to training, but it turned out that the young man has talent. Today Vladislav Kolesnikov is engaged in karate anniversary twentieth year.
Vladislav Vladimirovich, as his pupils respectfully call him, has a higher pedagogical education, and now he prepares new young champions. Among his pupils there are winners of the championship of Russia and prize-winners of different all-Russian tournaments. And there is a winner and bronze medalist of the Japanese championship. But he considers the main thing to bring up not just successful athletes, but decent, healthy, strong and purposeful people, who despite the difficulties will be worthy members of society.
Vladislav Kolesnikov:
“Sport is an important component of any person's life, no matter whether professional let is connected with it. Only sport forms a stable character, teaches to control willpower and spirit, and most importantly to work hard!”

Master of Sports of Russia, multiple medalist of Russian championships, champion of Russia, winner of European championships, five-time winner of world championships, took 2nd place at the world championships.

Russian karate player and coach born March 11, 1999 in Podolsk.
He started practicing karate at the age of five. His mother brought him to the section. His parents decided to direct the energy of the future athlete in the right direction.
The first trainings were held under the motto - “It is necessary! - It is necessary to become stronger, more tolerant, to learn diligence and hard work. And successes came after realizing their goals.
Today Vladimir Alekseevich is not only an active athlete, a member of the Russian national team, but also a coach with a pedagogical education. He continues to teach his charges what once helped them to achieve success.
“The main talent, in my opinion, is hard work, it can defeat any obstacles. And the main opponent is yourself! - says the athlete:
Karate teaches to respect labor, to overcome laziness, to be not only strong but also patient, to be able to listen and hear - this is the simple secret of success, and not only in sports”.
International competitions of the Cup of Nations became a landmark for Vladimir Olekhov.
It was the first time his students took to the tatami and took part in such serious international competitions

Russian karate player, master of sports, coach, European Championship medalist, Champion of Russia.

He was born on December 27, 1995 in Podolsk. He started practicing karate at the age of 7, in 2002 his parents brought him to the club.
Karate became not just a hobby, but his life's work. Today, having received sports pedagogical education, Sergey acts as a coach. And his pupils have serious achievements, the guys become prize-winners of regional and All-Russian competitions.
The secret of our hero's success is simple - it is a system of education, which includes discipline, diligence and consistency. This approach gives its results not only in sports. Guys succeed both in karate in the fight for medals, and in the fight for grades at school. Among karate students, as a rule, there are good and excellent students. They don't have the habit of laziness and have the skill to plan their time.
There is another advantage of athletes - it is an effective system of training the spirit. Everyone is worried before the competition, even the coach. According to Sergei Vladimirovich, each athlete needs a different approach, someone needs to hear words of support, and someone needs to take some time to himself and focus:
“Quality preparation and warm-up is important, and also a system of planning your actions, tactics and strategy. I advise you to replay the battle plan in your head. This way you can learn to overcome fear not only before the fight, but also not to pass up in the face of life's difficulties. The main thing is to never give up!”

Russian karate fighter, master of sports, coach, two-time winner of World Championships, Russian champion, winner of All-Russian and international competitions.

He was born on February 18, 1998 in Murom, lives in Podolsk. He started practicing karate at the age of 5, his grandfather brought him to the first training. Today his life is firmly connected with karate, and more than 20 years have been given to the sport.
Having received pedagogical education, Danila became a successful coach. And victories now bring his students, one of his pupils became the winner of the world championship.
And on tatami of the Cup of Nations the whole team of pupils of our hero went out - 21 young karate fighters.
He owes his success to the education of the Club and coach, support of parents.
The main secrets of success are simple - it is discipline and respect. If no one will argue with discipline, but we had to ask about respect in detail.
As the athlete explained, respect is a deep and multifaceted phenomenon. By respecting your parents, coach, people around you, you learn to respect yourself, and therefore to stay true to your principles:
“This forms you as a person, a worthy person honest, first of all with yourself. And you should not forget about modesty, it keeps you grounded during your victories and gives you support in difficult times”.

Russian karate fighter

He was born on March 3, 2009 in Podolsk.
Was brought to the sport by his mother, and now karate has become a way of life.
Today Matvey has many awards on his account, victories at Russian Championships and World Championships, participation and victories in regional and qualifying tournaments in his age category.
Karate does not simply does not interfere with his studies, on the contrary, thanks to sport he managed to systematize his educational process. And the ninth grade athlete finishes on excellent and good, and thanks to success in karate managed to get well-deserved respect among classmates and teachers.
Sport helps build relationships in the community, teaches mutual respect and support. At the Nations Cup Matvey met his rivals and claims that the spirit of competition does not go beyond the tatami. The sports brotherhood unites karateka from different regions and even countries, everyone supports each other, gives advice and shares impressions.
Matvey has already decided on his priorities in the future and wants to continue his sports career, become a coach and teach children.
As the athlete noted: “Everyone should do sports to improve their health and train their strength of mind. Everyone is worried before the fight, but they overcome their fears! - And this is an important training not only before competitions, but also before possible difficulties in life!”

Was born on August 9, 2011, in Podolsk.

In karate came when she was only 4 years old, decided to follow the example of her older brother. This year the athlete will celebrate the ten-year anniversary of her sports career.
Dasha is very purposeful and confident, reasoning wise beyond her years, it is interesting to talk to her:
“I consider karate a part of my life. My coach helps me a lot, thanks to sport I believed in myself and my strength, learned discipline, self-control and respect”.
Dasha has not decided on her future profession yet, but now we can say with certainty that she will succeed in whatever she wishes!
Among the achievements of our heroine only this year is a victory at the Russian Championship and a prize-winning place at the International Tournament. Dasha also has a medal from the Ministry of Physical Culture and Sports of the Moscow region, “Sports Valor” 3rd degree, green belt, 4 kyu.
But she also succeeds in her studies, she studies in the cadet class, she is a squad leader and the first among the students in terms of academic performance.
Dasha's coach Ilya Valeryevich Ivannikov is a Master of Sport, bronze medalist of the World Championship, coach of the karate club “Podolsk-Dojo”.