Kharaneka Viachaslau
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| Nationality | Belarusian | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Born | 6 June 1973 Bobruisk, Belarus | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Country | Belarus | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Sport | Kettlebell lifting | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Vyacheslav Khoroneko was born on June 6, 1973 in Bobruisk, Belarus. He was the winner of the last cup of the Soviet Union (USSR). He was the winner of the Cup of Independent States (CIS). He was a Master of Sports of the USSR. He was a World-class Master of Sports of the Republic of Belarus. He was a two-time champion of the armed forces of the Soviet Union. He was a bronze medal winner of the European championship. He was a bronze medal winner of the last Spartakiad of the peoples of the USSR in the push exercise. He was a world champion in arbitrary kettlebell lifting. He was a multiple record holder of the Guinness World Records Book, the records book of Russia, CIS and Baltic countries “Divo”. He was the record holder of the "World Records Book." Four of his records are included in the encyclopedia "100 Great Records of Man." He was seventy times the world record holder in arbitrary kettlebell lifting.
Biography
Born on June 6, 1973 in Bobruisk, Mogilev region of the Belarusian SSR, now the Republic of Belarus. He graduated from high school №3 in Bobruisk. In high school, he was engaged in cycling. He achieved the 1st Junior category. After serving in the armed forces of the USSR from 1983 to 1985, he was engaged in kettlebell lifting with the coaches Mikhail Rabikovsky and Anatoly Kurzanov. He fulfilled the standard of the candidate for the master of sports of the USSR. From 1985 to the present time, he has been engaged in kettlebell lifting with the coaches Mikhail Ryabets, Vladimir Frolov, and Sergey Matskevich. In 1987 he moved to permanent residence in Minsk, where he lives to this day. From 1988 to 1992, he was on the team of the Armed Forces of the Belarusian SSR. In 1991 he graduated from the Institute of Physical Culture in Minsk, specializing in physical culture trainer-teacher. From 1994 to 2006 he worked as a teacher and senior teacher for the Department of Professional and Applied Physical Training at the Academy of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Belarus. Lieutenant Colonel of the Ministry of Internal Affairs reserve since June 6, 2006. From 2010-2011 he worked as a teacher at the Department of Physical Training in the Military Academy of Belarus. From 2014 to the present time, he conducts physical training classes at the University of Civil Protection of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Belarus.
On April 11, 2011, he was physically injured in the Minsk metro terrorist attack.[1][2] On March 31, 2016, and April 21, 2016, he underwent two complicated surgeries to replace his right and left hip joints at the Republican Scientific and Practical Center of Traumatology and Orthopedics. Since 2016, he has specialized in kettlebell lifting: mini-marathon (15 minutes), semi-marathon (30 minutes), marathon (60 minutes) in the categories: 32 kilograms one-hand arbitrary bench press. He is the record holder of the Republic of Belarus in this nomination for 30 minutes with a result of 880 lifts. The record was set on March 17, 2013, in Osipovichi during the open championship of the Republic of Belarus in the weightlifting marathon. In honor of the first performer, this exercise was called "Vyacheslav Horoneko's Press." He has two children. His son is Andrew, and his daughter is Inna. He has two grandchildren. His grandson is Timothy, and his granddaughter is Arina.
Career
In September 1985 in Soligorsk, he became the absolute champion of the first BSSR championship in kettlebell lifting, competing in the weight category up to 90 kg. Ten times in a row (from 1985 to 1994), he became the champion of the Belarusian SSR and the Republic of Belarus in the double-event.
His personal records at the Championships of the BSSR and the Republic of Belarus with weights of 32 kg were: Push - 230 lifts without a time limit; 126 lifts with a time limit of 10 minutes jerk; 77 lifts by right and left hand. Seven times he won the cup of the BSSR and the Republic of Belarus in a long cycle. His personal record in the long cycle at the cups of BSSR and the Republic of Belarus with weights of 32 kg was 82 lifts with a time limit of 10 minutes.
He competed in the first personal championship of the USSR (November 1985) in Lipetsk, RSFSR. He was awarded the title of Master of Sports of the USSR on May 30, 1988. He became the second Master of Sports of the USSR in kettlebell lifting in Belarus after Vladimir Musatov from Rogachev.
He was the winner of the last cup of the USSR (May 18–19, 1991) in Minsk, Belarus in the weight category up to 90 kg. with a result of 78 lifts.
He was the winner of the CIS Cup (May 28–29, 1992) in Minsk, Republic of Belarus in the weight category up to 90 kg. with the result of 79 lifts.
He was the champion of the armed forces of the USSR (March 1989) in Serpukhov, RSFSR (double-event in the weight category up to 90 kg. with the results: a push - 120 lifts, a jerk - 65 + 65 lifts.
He was the champion of the armed forces of the USSR (March 23–24, 1990) in Sevastopol, Ukrainian SSR in the weight category up to 90 kg. with the result of 76 lifts.
He was the silver medalist of the USSR Championship (October 15–16, 1991), Almaty, Kazakhstan SSR (double-event) in the weight category up to 90 kg with the result: push - 122 lifts, jerk 64 + 64 lifts. He was the bronze medalist of the USSR Championship (October 15–16, 1991), Alma-Ata, Kazakhstan SSR, in the push exercise in the weight category up to 90 kg with a result of 122 lifts. He was the silver medalist of the USSR Cup (April 14–16, 1989) in Talsi, Latvian SSR in the weight category over 90 kg. with the result of 77 lifts.
He was the bronze medalist of the X Spartakiad of the peoples of the USSR (June 1990) in Orenburg, RSFSR in the push exercise in the weight category over 90 kg. with the result - 121 lifts. He was the bronze medalist of the European Championship (October 1992) in Talsi, Latvia (double-event) in the weight category over 90 kg with the result: push - 123 lifts, jerk 62 + 62 lifts.
He was the World Champion (October 24–25, 2014), Mogilev, Republic of Belarus in the weight category up to 80 kg. in an arbitrary lift in the push nomination with a 16 kg weight with one hand for 10 minutes with a result of 520 lifts.
He was awarded the title of International Class Master of Sports of the Republic of Belarus on May 15, 1995. He became the second International Class Master of Sports of the Republic of Belarus in kettlebell lifting after Viktor Kalmuk from Novopolotsk. To popularize a healthy lifestyle, he regularly participated in and co-hosted the sports program "Silach," which aired on the first national television channel BT-1 from 1998 to 2001. (Host: Vladimir Dovzhenko)
From 2010–2011, he hosted the "Strongholds" telecast on the STV channel. From 2008 to 2012, he led the "Self-defense techniques for the population" section in the national magazine "Spetsnaz". He participated in the sports and entertainment programs of the National Television of Belarus (ONT) "Star Circus" in 2007, "Battle of the Cities" in 2007, and "The Battle of the Titans" in 2008. He participated in the program "Our Records" on Russian television, on REN-TV in 2007 (hosted by Vladimir Turchinsky).
He repeatedly participated in charity events "Sportsmen - to the disabled and orphan children". He enjoys cinema and is an actor. He has been a member of the Belarusian Union of Cinematographers since January 2011. He has appeared in 12 Russian and Belarusian films and serials, including: "Invaders" (Russia) as commander of the Special Forces "Tiger", "Return of Mukhtar-2" ("Best District Officer", Russia)[3] in the role of a recidivist thief, and "Attempt" (Belarus) in the role of a major of communications of the Soviet Army.
He has experience in advertising and repeatedly participated in various advertising projects. Since 2018, he has been the face of the company "Vimpex SPORT".[4]
Achievements
From 1991 to the present, he has established 157 unique records in lifting various weights for different times and in different positions. Vyacheslav is a six-time record holder of the Guinness World Records book in hourly kettlebell lifting in one-hand arbitrary push. Records were set from 2013 to 2014. His best result is 39 tons 498 kilograms.
He holds the world record for the longest (forty-eight-hour) individual power record in lifting a forty-kilogram barrel upwards on straight arms from a standing position with the result of six thousand one hundred and sixty lifts (6160). This was set on March 2–4, 2005, in the Republic of Belarus.
Vyacheslav Khoroneko holds the longest official world record in weightlifting in the nomination: A push of a 16-kilogram kettlebell with one hand arbitrarily for 24 hours from a standing position with the result of eighteen thousand one hundred and eight lifts (18108). This was set on May 8–9, 1998, in Minsk, Belarus.
He was the first record holder of the 3rd millennium in weightlifting in the Republic of Belarus and in the world by lifting a 40-kilogram barrel upwards on straight arms from a standing position for 36 hours from 12 noon on December 30, 2000, to 00 hours on January 1, 2001—four thousand two hundred and twenty-one times (4221) in Minsk, Belarus. He was the first person in Belarus and in the world to establish a combined power record, combining gymnastics and weightlifting in the nomination: A 32-kg kettlebell push with one hand, sitting in the splits for 10 minutes. The result is 100 lifts. This was set on November 25, 2000, in Serpukhov, Russia.
Performing in Moscow, Russia, in September 1997, on Manezhnaya Square, as part of the events dedicated to the 850th anniversary of Moscow, he set a record that has not been surpassed to this day—he completed 9 somersaults in one minute, keeping a 32-kilogram kettlebell in a straight hand. Russian and foreign media called this trick "The Power Path of Vyacheslav Horoneko." His first record in the Record book of Russia, the CIS countries, and the Baltic countries "Divo" was set at the Moscow Institute of Physical Culture and Sports in November 1993, lifting a 150-kilogram bar by the deadlift 45 times in one minute. He is currently a 120-time record holder of the Record book of Russia, the CIS countries, and the Baltics "Divo". Another unique record in the splits was set in a swimming pool, where, sitting in the splits underwater with a breath hold of 52 seconds, Vyacheslav lifted a 32-kilogram weight with one hand 21 times. This was set in January 1999.
He is a record holder of the book of records "Planet". Four of his records are included in the encyclopedia "100 Great Records of Man". In 1999, according to a poll by the oldest sports newspaper "Sports Panorama", he was included in the top ten sportsmen of the Republic of Belarus. He is currently the only representative of kettlebell lifting in Belarus to be favored with such an honor. In 2011, he was awarded the title "Pride of the Nation" by the National Television of the Republic of Belarus (ONT). He received the unofficial title "Belarusian King of Weights" among the people.
Departmental awards
Breastplate "Honorary Dynamo" 2013.
Commemorative medals
80 years of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Belarus in 1997 200 years of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in 2002. 20 years to the Border Guard Institute 2013 95th Anniversary of the Republican Society "Dynamo" 2018
External links
- Белтелерадиокомпания Наши. Рекордсмены. Вячеслав Хороненко.
- Именитый силач Вячеслав Хоронеко свой очередной рекорд посвятил 100-летию БЕЛТА | 03.07.2018
- РЕПОРТАЖ: Тренировочный день прославленного силача Хоронеко
- Вячеслав Хоронеко: После трагедии в метро я острее чувствую жизнь
- Вячеслав Хоронеко: Вместо каши на завтрак у меня суп – непременно из железной миски
- «Вынырнул, а врач говорит: «Десять секунд до инсульта»
- Рекорды длиною в жизнь
- Гиревик из УГЗ Вячеслав Хоронеко установил 155-й рекорд за карьеру
- http://xn--80abmy9a.xn--90ais/sport/view/girevik-vjacheslav-horoneko-ustanovil-novyj-mirovoj-rekord-177715-2016/
References
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