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Father of Russian Hockey: Who Is He?

Nico Witting
Nico Witting
2025-04-10 03:05:06
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"Red Army" describes the development of the Soviet team under coach Anatoli Tarosov, considered to be the father of Russian hockey.
Sigurd Raynor
Sigurd Raynor
2025-03-30 03:45:36
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Back in 1984 or so, when I was a freshman in high school, our hockey hotbed town got visitors from the Soviet Union. We, my team, were told to report to practice on the tennis court of my high school for an off-season practice session, headed by Anatoli Tarasov, “the father of Russian hockey.”
Sean Price
Sean Price
2025-03-30 00:52:45
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Anatoly Tarasov has left us a unique perspective on the history and development of hockey in his homeland. In this, his last book before his death in 1995, he provides a fascinating and informal assessment of the Russian and Canadian styles of hockey through the eyes of a world-famous coach. Tarasov reveals how the Russian players were trained, both technically and tactically, on their way to becoming a dominate force in the world of international hockey.
Alice Turcotte
Alice Turcotte
2025-03-30 00:28:23
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Tarasov, known as the father of Russian hockey, had to be creative when launching the Soviet system after World War II. He looked to the arts -- theater and ballet, for example -- and to other sports, such as a game played on ice called bandy, to create a unique style.