Igor Beglov is a Merited Master of Sports of Russia in sambo. Master of Sports of Russia in judo. Champion of Russia. Winner of the World Cup. 14 gold medals. 8 silver. 7 bronze. Behind each one - years of training, sweat, character. His story is an example of how talent, multiplied by hard work, breeds champions.
Igor Arifovich Beglerov
Biography
First throw - first victory
Everything started in 1997. Igor was 10 years old. First coach - Alexander Gennadievich Chetin. Three months after starting training - first city competitions. Igor won. In 1998 - bronze at the Perm Region Championship in sambo. It became clear: this was no fluke.
Path to mastery
- 2000. Anapa. Russian Championship in judo among boys. Second place - first major competitions of this level.
- 2002 - bronze at the Russian Championship in sambo (boys). Candidate for Master of Sport standard fulfilled.
- 2005 - awarded Master of Sport of Russia title. Same year - bronze at the Russian Championship among juniors (Vladimir).
- 2008 - Master of Sport of International Class.
- 2012 - Master of Sport of Russia in judo.
- 2015 - Merited Master of Sport of Russia in sambo.
2016 - year of triumph. Russian Championship — gold. World Cup in Moscow - victory. Prize in the "Best Technique" nomination - a car. World Championship in Sofia - silver. This year became the peak of Beglerov's sports career. But he didn't stop.
Mentors who helped
- Igor Arifovich fondly remembers the people who were by his side:
- Nikitiна Natalia Pavlovna - director of SShOR named after L.D. Golev. Igor himself calls her "like a second mother".
- Nikitin Vasily Valentinovich - Merited Coach of Russia, second coach. Igor speaks of this work as "paternal mentorship".
- From 2002 to 2021 worked at KGBU SShOR named after L.D. Golev - as athlete-instructor and coach-teacher.
Education
2006–2011 - Udmurt State University, specialty "Organization Management".
2018 - Chaikovsky State Institute of Physical Culture, master's program in "Physical Culture".
📍 Achievements
🥇 Gold - 14 medals
🥈 Silver - 8 medals
🥉 Bronze - 7 medals
Key victories:
- Champion of Russia (2016)
- World Cup winner in Moscow (2016)
- Silver medalist of the World Championship (Sofia, 2016)
- Prize-winner of Russian Championships (2005, 2008, 2012)
- Three-time Airborne Troops Cup winner
- Multiple winner and prize-winner of the Volga Federal District
- Multiple winner of the Dynamo society
- Multiple prize-winner of Russian Cups
- President of Russia's team cups winner
Titles:
- Merited Master of Sport of Russia in sambo (2015)
- Master of Sport of Russia in judo (2012)
- Master of Sport of International Class (2008)
- Master of Sport of Russia (2005)
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