LIST OF ACHIEVEMENTS

Athletes have used our coaching tools and strategies for over a decade. A partial list of those who followed our programs in swimming, rowing, sculling, kayaking, and water polo and set World Records and won Olympic and National level medals are provided below (the list does not include the hundreds of successful athletes at lower levels in different sports):

 SWIMMING

• Bronze Medal Atlanta Olympic Games (1996)
  • 100m fly- 53.13 - - Kulikov V.
• First Place World Swimming Cup (1997)
  • 200m breast-2:08.22 - Gukov A.
• Gold Medal European Swimming Championship (1997)
  • 100m breast-1:02.17 - Gukov A.  

• 100m free - 49.2 (1992) - Popov A.
• 100m breast-1:08.0 (1992) - Rudkovskaj E.
• 200m back - 2:00.13 (1993) - Seljkov V.
• 400m free- 3:57.94 (1993) - Stepanov A.
• 100m fly- 53.74 (1993) - Kulikov V.
• 100m breast- 1:11.64 (1994) - Prohorova O.
• 200m fly- 2:00.27 (1995) - Kolesnikov A.

ROWING

• Bronze Medal Atlanta Olympic Games (1996)
  • Men's eight
• First Place World CUP in LUZERN (1999);
  • Men's eight
• First place - Unofficial Rowing World Championship LUZERN (1995)
  • Men's eight

SCULLING

• Gold Medal Sydney Olympic Games (2000)
  • Single women / Hodotovich E.
• Gold Medal Atlanta Olympic Games (1996)
  • Single women / Hodotovich E.
• Gold Medal World Championship (1997)
  • Single women / Hodotovich E.
• Gold Medal World Championship (1998)
  • Single women/ Fedotova I.
• Gold Medal World Championship (1999)
  • Single women / Hodotovich E.
• Silver Medal World Championship (1998)
  • Women four
• 4th Place Sydney Olympic Games (2000)
  • Single women / Aleksandrova U.

• Bronze Medal Sydney Olympic Games (2000)
  • Women four 

• Third place - Unofficial rowing world championship in LUZERN (1995);
  • Women's four 

KAYAK

• 500m-1:57.0 (1994) - Vaag I.
  • Single women
• 500m-1:44.0 (1996) - Gevorkjn A.
  • Single man
• 500m-1: 44,0 (2000) - Ershova E. ,Vaag I.
  • Double women

WATER POLO

• Bronze Medal Olympic Games (2000)
  • Russian Women’s Team