User:Vladimir Titarenko/sandbox

Vladimir Titarenko was born in Ukraine, Alchevsk May 4th 1978.

National Teams :

 * 2000-2010 – National Team of Ukraine – Participation in European and World

Championships:

 * 1996 – National Junior Team of Ukraine

Awards:

 * 2009 – Cup of Russia – Winner
 * 2009 – All-Star Volleyball World Team
 * 2008 – Cup of Ukraine – Winner
 * 2006 – Cup of Spain Championship – Winner
 * 2006 – Super Cup of Spain – Winner
 * 2006 – European Volleyball Championship – Vice-Champion
 * 2007 – Championship of Spain – Winner
 * 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 – Championship of Ukraine – Winner
 * 2002, 2003, 2005 – Cup of Ukraine – Winner
 * 2004 – European Championship – Winner
 * 1996 – Championship of Ukraine – Vice-Champion

Titles and Recognition:

 * 2004 – Best Blocker at the Championship of Ukraine
 * 2006 – Best Blocker Volleyball Championship of Spain

Career:
Vladimir started playing volleyball as a youth. His skills developed quickly under the tutelage of the best European coaches.Graduated from Kharkiv National Sports Academy in 2007, with a Masters Degree in Olympic and Professional sport (Volleyball). In 1996, Vladimir joined and helped his team Dynamo-Lugansk win 5th place in the European championship as well being selected as Vice-Champion of the Volleyball Championship of Ukraine as recognition of his incredible skill. In 2000, Vladimir joined the Ukrainian professional team Lokomotiv Kharkiv and helped capture the European Championship for his team in 2004. In 2005, Drak Palma Professional Volleyball Club in Spain scouted Vladimir. He went on to play key roles in winning the Super Cup Championship of Spain, Cup of Spain Tournament, Volleyball Championship of Spain, Cup of Ukraine Tournament and Cup of Russia Tournament. He was subsequently selected as Vice-Champion of the European Volleyball Championship. In 2009, Vladimir played in the All-Star Volleyball World Game against the Russian Super League Stars and played alongside with Clayton Stanley, Lloy Ball, Richard Lambourne, William Priddy and Kevin Hansen, and other internationally renowned players. He continued his career as a professional volleyball player until 2012. During his career, Vladimir played side by side with Stephane Antiga, a French professional player who is currently Head Coach of Poland National Team that won 2014 World Volleyball Championship. Nowadays Vladimir live in Texas, Houston, 🇺🇸 and works as volleyball Coach.

personal website:
https://www.privatevolleyball.com/