Curriculum vitae
Name: Poliakov, Viatcheslav Mikhailovitch
Adress: Prt. Maria Luisa Caneças nº11, R/C-FRT,2720-367 Amadora, Lisbon, Portugal.
Phone Number: +351968104492
Email: [email protected]
Nationality: Russian; Portuguese (double nationality)
Date of Birth: 16/05/1961
Professional experience: 1982-1983: University of Physical Education, Krasnoyarsk (Rússia). Teacher of faculty of athletic kinds.
1985-1993: Swimming Club “Volga”, Volgogrado (Russia), Swimming Coach.
1988-1990: Russian Swimming Federation, Swimming Coach of Junior National Team. Responsible for the athletes’ preparation to the European Junior Championships and Olympic Games.
1993-1997: Clube Fluvial Portuense, Porto (Portugal)
Club’s Main Coach. Achievements: Preparation of national record-breakers, national champions, international athletes for the European Junior Championships, Youth European Olympic Journeys and Multinations.
1997-2010: Clube de Futebol “os Belenenses”, Lisbon (Portugal)
Club’s Main Coach. Achievements: Preparation of national champions and record- breakers, international athletes for the 2008 (Beijing) Olympic Games, European and World Championships, European and World cups, Latin cup, COMEN cup, Youth European Olympic Journeys and Multinations.
During this period I prepared:
1998, WC (Paris): Sofia Miranda - 50 backstroke;
European Junior Championships, 2001 (Malta): Patricia Conceição – 50 freestyle - 18th, 100 freestyle – 25th, 4x100 freestyle – 9th;
European Junior Championships, 2003 (Glasgow): Ana Rita Santos – 100 breaststroke - 25th, 200 breaststroke - 11th, 400 medley - 21st, 4x100 medley - 10th; European Short Course Championships, 2003 (Dublin): Ana Rita Santos – 100 breaststroke – 27th, 200 breaststroke – 18th, 400 medley – 25th;
European Youth Olympic Festival, 2003 (Paris): Daniela Inácio – 200 freestyle, 400 freestyle, 800 freestyle; Harriet Smith – 50 freestyle, 100 freestyle;
European Junior Championships, 2004 (Lisbon): Daniela Inácio – 200 freestyle - 32nd, 400 freestyle – 22nd, 800 freestyle – 18th; Ana Rita Santos – 100 breaststroke – 21st, 200 breaststroke – 13th, 400 medley – 14th; Harriet Smith - 50 freestyle – 28th ,100 freestyle – 39th;
LEN European Championships, 2004 (Madrid): Ana Rita Santos – 100 breaststroke – 30th, 200 breaststroke – 18th;
European Junior Championships, 2005 (Budapest): Daniela Inácio – 400 freestyle - 26th;
European Youth Olimpic Festival, 2005 (Italy): Pedro Oliveira – 1500 freestyle;
European Youth Olimpic Festival, 2007 (Belgrad): Cláudia Robalo – 100 breaststroke – 14th, 200 breaststroke – 20th, 200 medley – 18th;
European Junior Championships, 2007 (Antwerpen): Pedro Oliveira – 200 freestyle – 27th, 200 backtroke – 13th;
2nd World Youth Championships, 2008 (Monterey): Pedro Oliveira – 200 freestyle – 27th, 800 freestyle – 25th, 200 backstroke – 31st;
Copa Latina, 2008 (San Marino): Pedro Oliveira – 200 backstroke – 2nd, 4x200 freestyle – 4th;
Multinations, 2008 (Istanbul): Miguel Saraiva - 4x100 freestyle – 4th, 4x200 freestyle – 4th, 4x100 medley – 4th;
European Junior Championships 2008 (Belgrad): Pedro Oliveira – 200 freestyle - 13th, 4x200 freestyle – 12th;
Eropean Short Course Championships, 2008 (Rijeka): Pedro Oliveira – 200 freestyle – 55th, 400 freestyle – 29th;
European Youth Olimpic Festival, 2009 (Temper): Miguel Saraeva – 50 freestyle - 12th, 100 freestyle – 22nd, 4x100 freestyle – 13th, 4x100 medley – 17th;
European Junior Championships, 2009 (Prague): Susana Oliveira – 50 backstroke - 40th, 100 backstroke – 31st, 4x100 medley – 14th;
XXV Universiade, 2009 (Belgrad): Pedro Oliveira – 200 freestyle – 29th, 400 freestyle – 31st, 800 freestyle – 21th, 1500 freestyle – 17th; Open Waters: European Junior Championships, 2007 (Milan): Daniela Inácio - 5km – 6th;
World Cup, 2007 (Sevilha): Daniela Inácio - 10km – 23rd;
World Cup, 2007 (Setúbal): Daniela Inácio - 10km – 11th;
World Championship, 2008 (Sevilha): Daniela Inácio - 10km – 29th;
Test Event, 2008 (Beijing): Daniela Inácio - 10km – 14th;
World Cup, 2008 (Setúbal): Daniela Inácio - 10km – 6th;
European Championship, 2008 (Dubrovnik): Daniela Inácio - 10km – 13th;
Olympic Games, 2008 (Beijing): Daniela Inácio - 10km – 17th.
2010 – 2012: National Open Waters Coach, Portuguese Swimming Federation.
2011: World Cup, 2011 (Setúbal) - Arseniy Lavrentyev – 4th.
2011 – 2012: National Open Waters Coach and resident coach in the National Centre of Swimming preparation (Montemor-o-Velho).
2012 - Achievements: Daniela Pinto (Open Waters) – World Cup, 2012 (Santos) - 19th, World Cup, 2012 (Viedma) – 14th; Diana Margarida Duraes (Swimming) – National record breaker – 400 medley; Joana Silva (Swimming) - 50, 100 and 200 backstroke in the European Junior Championship (2012);
National Championships (Coimbra 2012): Joana Silva – Junior National Records - 100 backstroke, 200 backstroke;
National Open Waters Championships 10km, 2012 (Monte-Mor-o-Velho): Daniela Pinto - 1st place;
International Coimbra Meeting, 2012 (Coimbra): Diana Margarida Durães – National Junior Record on 200 medley; admission to European Junior Championships.
Professional and Academical Formation: 1978-1982: State institute of Physical Culture, Volgogrado (Russia) - Superior Degree in Physical Culture.
Main disciplines: physiology, psychology, sports medicine, theory and methods of training and physical education, physics, biophysics, biomechanics.
1982: Degree in physical culture teaching. 1989: Superior degree in Swimming coaching, Volgogrado (Russia).
2012: 4th degree in Swimming Coaching by “Instituto do Desporto de Portugal” (Institute of Sports of Portugal).
First language - russian: excellent writing comprehension, excellent writing expression, excellent oral expression; Second language - portuguese: excellent writing comprehension, excellent writing expression, excellent oral expression; Third language: english: satisfactory writing comprehension, satisfactory writing expression, satisfactory oral expression.
Ability to work in a multicultural environment.