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Vladimir MorozovSwimmer, Russian American
Date of Birth: 16.06.1992
Country:  USA |
Content:
- Vladimir Morozov: Russian-American Swimming Prodigy
- International Success
- Training Philosophy
- Olympic Aspirations
- Personal Records
Vladimir Morozov: Russian-American Swimming Prodigy
Early Life and TrainingVladimir Morozov, born in 1992 in Novosibirsk, Russia, has made a name for himself in the world of swimming. At a young age, he relocated to Los Angeles, California, where he has resided since 2006. Morozov's swimming career took off as a member of the University of California, Berkeley's swim team, where he trains under renowned coach Dave Salo.
International Success
Despite his residence in the United States, Morozov represents the Russian swimming team internationally. He holds the title of Master of Sports of International Class and has earned his spot on the Russian Olympic team. Morozov's impressive performance at the Russian Swimming Championships, where he secured a place in the 100-meter backstroke competition at the London Olympics, solidified his status as an elite swimmer.
Training Philosophy
Morozov acknowledges the significant differences between American and Russian swimming training systems. While the American approach emphasizes strength, the Russian system places a greater focus on technical proficiency. Morozov finds the American system more appealing, incorporating intense athletic training in the gym alongside his swimming workouts.
Olympic Aspirations
The London Olympics hold great significance for Morozov as a stepping stone in his international swimming career. However, he anticipates even greater success at the 2016 Olympic Games. Morozov has expressed his desire to represent the United States in future competitions, citing his preference for the American system and training environment.
Personal Records
Morozov has achieved numerous accolades, including several junior American records in the 50-meter freestyle events. He was also recognized as the World Schoolboy Swimmer of the Year in 2010. Standing at 185 centimeters, Morozov specializes in the sprint freestyle discipline.
