Yuri Lvovich Ustinov

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Yuri Ustinov biathlon
Full name Yuri Lwowitsch Ustinow
Юрий Львович Устинов
Association RussiaRussia Russia
birthday
Career
Trainer Lev Nikolayevich Ustinow-Ivanov
status resigned
Medal table
BEM medals 0 × gold 1 × silver 0 × bronze
Archery biathlon European championshipsTemplate: medals_winter sports / maintenance / unrecognized
silver 2001 Pokljuka Season
World Cup balance
 

Juri Lwowitsch Ustinow ( Russian Юрий Львович Устинов , * before 1960 ) is a Russian archery biathlete .

Yuri Ustinow was trained by his father Lev Ustinow-Ivanov (* 1920), he learned archery in Buryatia with the traditional bow of the country. Ustinow grew up in Ulan-Ude and has lived in Rybinsk since 1976 . He achieved his greatest success when he was at the European Championships in Archery Biathlon in Pokljuka in 2001 alongside Vladimir Fomitschow , Maxim Menshikov and Andrei Markov in the relay race and as the starting runner of the Russian relay with this behind the representation from France and in front Italy won the silver medal. It was Ustinov's only international medal win. Ustinow is married and has one son. He studied sports and education at the Buryat State University in Ulan-Ude and has been working as an archery trainer at the School of the Olympic Reserve № 10 ( СДЮСШОР №10 ) in Rybinsk since 1976 . He is also a referee in archery.

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Individual evidence

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  3. Полина Арсеньева, Александр Марков: Рыбинск 40 лет спустя. (часть 3). "Стрельба из лука в России", accessed January 8, 2020 (Russian).