In the "dashing 90s", many talented athletes lost their righteous path and went to seek easy happiness among the "knife and ax workers." Sergey Ananyevsky, who played a key role in the establishment of powerlifting in Russia, was no exception. The life of a promising champion and a reputable bandit ended ingloriously: he died during a showdown on the streets of a big city, taking in almost a whole assault rifle.
From the biography of Sergei Ananyevsky
The future power all-around trainer and a respected criminal leader was born on September 15, 1962. Sergei received his education at the capital's aviation institute. From an early age he became interested in weightlifting. When powerlifting, that is, powerlifting, began to gain strength in the country, Ananievsky devoted himself with enthusiasm to this exotic sport.
Even at the end of the 80s, Ananyevsky was included in the triathlon commission from Moscow, the decision was made by the Presidium of the Athletic Federation. In 1991, Sergei participated in the bench press championship, showing impressive results.
Ananievsky coached the men's national team and participated in organizing tournaments between the Country of Soviets and the USA. Under the guidance of a talented athlete, in 1990 the national team received the first “bronze” powerlifting medals.
When there was a separation between bodybuilding and powerlifting, Ananyevsky became the head of the Powerlifting Federation of the country.
The champion found time for the family. Sergei Ananyevsky was married, the daughter grew up with the champion.
