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Aliaksandr Tryputs

Athletics
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Biography

Impairment information

Type of Impairment
Spinal Cord Injuries, Vision impairment
Origin of Impairment
Acquired
Classification
F54

Further personal information

Residence
Minsk, BLR
Languages
Belarusian, Russian
Higher education
Coaching - Belarusian State University of Physical Education: Minsk, BLR

Sport specific information

When and where did you begin this sport?
He took up the sport in 1997 in Grodno, Belarus.
Club / Team
Republican Centre of Olympic Preparation in Paralympic and Deaflympic Sports: Minsk, BLR
Name of coach
Aliaksandr Barkun [personal], BLR, from 2017

General interest

Nicknames
Sasha (imenamag.by, 07 Dec 2018)
Hobbies
Music. (Athlete, 19 Feb 2021)
Memorable sporting achievement
His performance at the 2019 IWAS World Games in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates. (Athlete, 19 Feb 2021)
Most influential person in career
Coach Aliaksandr Barkun. (Athlete, 08 Nov 2019)
Hero / Idol
Belarusian swimmer Aliaksandra Herasimenia. (Athlete, 08 Nov 2019)
Injuries
He suffered a lower limb fracture and concussion at the 2019 World Championships in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. (sb.by, 05 May 2020)

He broke his foot while competing at the 2004 Paralympic Games in Athens. (zviazda.by, 21 Nov 2020)
Sporting philosophy / motto
"Everything is possible. The main thing is to want and strive for it. There can be a way out of any situation." (imenamag.by, 07 Dec 2018)
Awards and honours
In September 2019 he received a special award at a celebration of the 75th anniversary of the foundation of the Grodno region for his contribution to Para athletics. (Instagram profile, 23 Sep 2019; belarus.by, 20 Sep 2019; grodnonews.by, 20 Sep 2019)

He was flag bearer for Belarus at the opening ceremony of the 2016 Paralympic Games in Rio de Janeiro. (sb.by, 09 Sep 2016)

He has received the title of Honoured Master of Sport in Belarus. (paradefsport.by, 27 Dec 2019)
Ambitions
To compete at the 2020 Paralympic Games in Tokyo. (Athlete, 19 Feb 2021)
Impairment
In April 2013 he fell off the fourth floor of a house and fractured his spine. He had nine operations and lost his ability to walk. He was also born with a vision impairment. (imenamag.by, 07 Dec 2018; Athlete, 16 Jul 2017; sb.by, 09 Sep 2016)

Results

Unit Date Rank
Sydney 2000 Paralympic Games (Sydney, Australia)
Event Medal Unit Date Rank
Men's Javelin F12 Final Round 2
Men's Pentathlon P12 Final Round 4
Beijing 2008 Paralympic Games (Beijing, China)
Event Medal Unit Date Rank
Men's Pentathlon P12 Final Round 9999
Men's Javelin F11/12 Final Round 5
IPC Athletics World Championships Assen 2006 (Assen, Netherlands)
Event Medal Unit Date Rank
Men's Pentathlon P12 Final Round 10
Men's Javelin F12 Final Round 6
Athens 2004 Paralympic Games (Athens, Greece)
Event Medal Unit Date Rank
Men's Pentathlon P13 Final Round 2
Men's Javelin F12 Final Round 1
2011 IPC Athletics World Championships (Christchurch, New Zealand)
Event Medal Unit Date Rank
Men's Javelin F12/13 Final 2011-01-29 9
IPC Athletics 2015 World Championships (Doha, Qatar)
Event Medal Unit Date Rank
Men's Shot Put F55 Final 1 2015-10-31 9999
Rio 2016 Paralympic Games (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
Event Medal Unit Date Rank
Men's Javelin F54 Final Round 2016-09-09 3
World Para Athletics Championships London 2017 (London, Great Britain)
Event Medal Unit Date Rank
Men's Javelin F54 Final 1 2017-07-23 3