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Sergey Boytsov
Russian extreme sportsman, parachutist and base jumper From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Sergey Boytsov (Russian: Сергей Дмитриевич Бойцов; 15 August 1994, Klin, Moscow Oblast, Russia) is a Russian extreme sportsman and actor, parachutist and base jumper.[1][2][3][4][5][6]
Two-time record holder of the Russian Book of Records.
Member of the United States Parachute Association, has a USPA Category D license for parachuting.
Sergei parachutes from cliffs, bridges, houses and performs acrobatic stunts under airplanes, helicopters and hot air balloons. In 2023, he became the first to jump with a parachute from the tallest skyscraper in Europe, the Lakhta Centre.
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Biography
Sergey Boytsov was born in Klin, Moscow Oblast, Russia.[7]
Sports career
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In 2011, at the age of 17, Sergey decided to compete in bodybuilding competitions among young men. His training was conducted by the coacher Dmitry Yashankin, champion of Arnold Classic USA 2012. For six months, Sergey was able to get in shape, which allowed him to enter the top ten athletes in Russia in the category of “Young Men”.
At the first Russian championship in his life, Sergey took 3rd place out of 6 participants.
In 2012, he fulfilled the standard of the Master of Sports of Russia in bodybuilding, becoming a bronze medalist in the category “Bodybuilding (boys)” at the Cup of Russia in Stavropol.
In 2014, Sergey made his debut in the “Men's Physique” category. In this category, the main criteria are body proportions and aesthetics.[8]
In the same year, Sergey Boytsov became the vice-champion of the Moscow Oblast in the category “Men's Physique” in the height category from 178 cm.
In 2015, Sergey won a gold medal at the Moscow Oblast championship in the category “Men's Physique” from 178 cm.[9]
In the same year, he became the absolute champion of Moscow in the category “Men's Physique” among 160 participants. Thanks to this victory, Sergey Boytcov qualified for the Amateur Olympia Moscow tournament.[10]
In 2015–2016, Sergey passed the Russian “Race of Heroes”, an extreme cross-country obstacle race organized by the “League of Heroes”.[11]
Performance history
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Modeling career
In November 2011, Sergey Boytsov joined the Uamodel modeling agency,[12][13] and in 2015, he became the face of this magazine.
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Recognition
Sergey Boytsov received a diploma for his special contribution to the development of bodybuilding and fitness in Russia.
In 2014, Sergey Boytsov was recognized as the “Man of Dreams” by StarHit magazine.[25]
In November 2014, Sergey was awarded a diploma from the Russian Bodybuilding Federation together with the Amateur Olympia tournament for “Special contribution to the development of bodybuilding and fitness in Russia”.
In 2015, Sergey was recognized as the best model of the year by photographer David Vance and became the face of the “5 Russian Boys” book.[26][27]
In September 2017, Sergey Boytsov received an award and entered the top 100 most stylish people in Russia, according to BLOGGMAGAZINE magazine.[28]
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Personal life
In 2019, Sergey Boytsov married Viktoria Demidova, a businesswoman and founder of fitness apps for smartphones.[29][30] In 2019, Sergey and Viktoria had a son in Miami — Christian.[31]
Sometime in 2021, Sergey and Viktoria divorced and Sergey began a relationship with Anastasia Sozonik, a blogger.[32]
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