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Andreev to replace Rodionenko

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Dmitry Andreev has replaced Andrei Rodionenko as head coach of the Russian national artistic gymnastics team. This was announced on his Telegram channel by the Russian Minister of Sports and head of the Russian Olympic Committee Mikhail Degtyarev.


💬"I signed an order to appoint Honored Coach of Russia Dmitry Andreev as head coach of the Russian national artistic gymnastics team," Degtyarev said. "He is a highly qualified specialist with modern views, but at the same time he will be able to ensure continuity and support for the rich traditions of the Russian school of artistic gymnastics.


Since 2015, Andreev has been working as a senior coach for the preparation of the national team's reserve. As an international judge, Dmitry Valerievich has extensive experience working at major international tournaments and participated in four Olympics (2012-2024). Since 2010, he has headed the All-Russian Collegium of Judges.


👏I would like to thank Andrei Rodionenko for his work and outstanding results, who moved from the position of head coach of the national team to the post of advisor to the president of the Russian Gymnastics Federation. His 52 years of experience in the national team will be in demand."




Signed an order to approve the position of head coach of the Russian national artistic gymnastics team of Honored Coach of Russia Dmitry Andreev. He is a highly qualified specialist with modern views, but at the same time he will be able to ensure continuity and support for the rich traditions of the Russian school of artistic gymnastics.


Since 2015, Andreev has been working as a senior coach for the preparation of the national team's reserve. Under his leadership, Russian gymnasts have achieved significant success, starting with prize places at the 2006 European Championship and ending with a silver medal at the 2013 World Championship. As an international judge, Dmitry Valerievich has extensive experience working at major international tournaments, participated in four Olympics (2012-2024). Since 2010, he has headed the All-Russian Collegium of Judges.


I would like to thank Andrei Rodionenko for his work and outstanding results, who moved from the position of head coach of the national team to the post of advisor to the president of the Russian Gymnastics Federation. His 52 years of experience with the national team will be in demand


https://en.iz.ru/en/1913206/2025-06-30/dmitry-andreev-appointed-head-coach-russian-national-gymnastics-team

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