Radio sport
Public Association “Belarusian Federation of Radio Amateurs and Radio Athletes”
Phone: +375 (17) 203-29-85
Address: 7-4 Ignatenko str., Minsk,
Chairman: Artyushin Alexey Albertovich
SDJUSTSH on radiosport has been working since 1975.
Address: 15 Kulman str., Minsk, 210100
Phone: +375 (17) 331-79-96
There are three types of radio sport in the school:
High–speed radiotelegraphy – reception and transmission of nonsensical text using Morse code in a limited time;
Sports radio direction finding – “Fox hunting”. “Foxes” are short–wave transmitters that are placed in the forest at a distance of 3-4 km from each other and disguised so that they are difficult to detect even at a distance of 3-5 m, like a real fox;
Radio operators all-around – modern radio all-around includes high-speed transmission of radiograms, radio communication on HF radio stations and orienteering on the ground.
The athletes of the school have repeatedly become champions and prize-winners of the USSR Championships and the USSR Armed Forces Championships. With the collapse of the Soviet Union, the independent National team of the Republic of Belarus continues to perform successfully in the international arena.
During its existence, it has been prepared:
– “Masters of Sports of the USSR” – 18 people;
– “Masters of Sports of the Republic of Belarus” – 27 people;
– “Masters of sports of international class” – 4 people;
– “Candidates for master of sports” – 97 people;
– First class – 161 people
Athletes of the National team of the BSSR have repeatedly become champions and prize-winners of the USSR Championships and the USSR Armed Forces Championships.
With the collapse of the Soviet Union, athletes of the Republic of Belarus independently enter the international arena – and very successfully:
Sergey Pechorin – Champion of the USSR and the USSR Armed Forces – awarded the title of MSMK in 1992;
Kim Svetlana is the winner of the USSR and the USSR Armed Forces Championships
Irina Teterskaya is a multiple champion of the Republic of Belarus, 4–time world champion, “silver” medalist of the 2001 World Championship, in 1998 she was awarded the honorary title of “Honored Master of Sports”;
Olga Mishuk – champion of the Republic of Belarus, world champion in 2001
Nikita Kovalevsky is a master of sports of the international class of the Republic of Belarus
2005 – silver medalist of the World Championship (U-16);
2006 – bronze medalist of the European Championship (U-16);
2007 – silver medalist of the World Championship (U-16);
2008 – European Champion (U-16);
2009 – World Champion (U-21);
2010 – the absolute champion of Europe;
2011 – World Champion (U-21);
2012 – silver medalist of the World Championship (U-21).
Kasimovich Vladislava – Master of Sports of the Republic of Belarus
2006 – European Champion (D-16);
2007 – World Champion (D-16);
2008 – silver medalist of the European Championship (D-16);
2009 – silver medalist of the World Championship (D-21);
2010 – bronze medalist of the European Championship;
2011 – bronze medalist (D-21);
2012 – silver medalist of the World Championship (D-21).
Anastasia Denisova is a Master of sports of the International class of the Republic of Belarus
2011 – European Champion (D-19);
2012 – World champion (D-19).
You can study at the DOSAAF radio Sports School from 8-9 years old, and “Fox hunting” from 11-12 years old at Kulman str., 15.
The school has classes in Minsk in the microdistricts: Serebryanka (48 Rokossovsky Ave.), Vesnyanka (62 Orlovskaya str.), Uruchi (11 Ponomareva str. and Kolodishchi village (secondary school)), as well as branches in Mogilev (Rogachevskaya str., Secondary school No. 43) and Borisov