Anatoly Tarasov. Battle of the Iron Coaches
8 hrs. 58 min.
The great hockey player, wonderful footballer, and brilliant coach Anatoly Tarasov was a symbol of Soviet sport. The “Britannica” calls him the “father of Russian hockey,” making the USSR into the “dominant force” in international hockey. And it really is so.
Anatoly Tarasov did the seemingly impossible: together with the honored coach of the USSR Arkady Chernyshev, he established an unmatched record—during 9 years in a row (1963–1971) the USSR national hockey team under their leadership became champions of all international tournaments.
The new book offered to the reader by the famous Russian writer Fyodor Razzakov is not just a biography of a great athlete and educator: it’s a book about great coaches and great victories.
Anatoly Tarasov did the seemingly impossible: together with the honored coach of the USSR Arkady Chernyshev, he established an unmatched record—during 9 years in a row (1963–1971) the USSR national hockey team under their leadership became champions of all international tournaments.
The new book offered to the reader by the famous Russian writer Fyodor Razzakov is not just a biography of a great athlete and educator: it’s a book about great coaches and great victories.
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