Recently, former Russian volleyball player Elizaveta Bracht-Tishchenko, who had many years of working with the Russian women's volleyball team, released his autobiography with many secrets that were revealed.
Among them, there are a number of stories related to the competition under the legendary coach Nikolay Karpol.
Elizaveta Bracht-Tishchenko's autobiography was published.
Talking about the famous coach is angry, loudly with the athletes, Elizaveta Bracht-Tishchenko wrote: “People know that I practice and play under his guidance for nearly a decade.
Many people ask how I don't get deaf in that time. “A miracle” – I answered a joke, but actually the way Karpol shouted was just the way he ordered, communicating information to the athletes, nothing personal or insulting. All are just work “.
Elizaveta Bracht-Tishchenko said that she and her teammates looked straight into the eyes of the coach to look for useful instructions, the shouts that made us focus. Of course, someone will cry but Karpol knows how to approach each of his students and communicate in different ways.
There are times when losing, this coach called students with bad names but over time, they stopped paying attention to the obscene words because it was only in the match.
Elizaveta Bracht-Tishchenko once won the Russian volleyball championship in the Uprochka-NTMK shirt, she also played for the 10-year national team under the Soviet and Russian shirts.
In the Olympic arena, she twice reached the final but failed. In 2013, Elizaveta Bracht-Tishchenko retired for injury and invested the bonus from the Athen Olympic Games in learning to become a high-level sports manager.
She worked for IOC, UEFA and FIVB. She is currently a marketing director with the goal of promoting volleyball to countries around the world.