Artyom Primak

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| name = Artyom Primak

| birth_date = {{bdayd|14 Jan 1993}}{{Tilastopaja|127941}}

| birth_name = Artyom Alekseevich Primak
Artem Primak

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| native_name = Артём Алексеевич Примак

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| nationality = {{flagg|cncie|RUS}}
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| sport = Athletics

| event = Long jump
Triple jump

| club = Krasnodar-Khabarovsk

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| hometown = Amur Oblast, Russia{{cite web|url=https://ampravda.ru/2023/08/07/0123429.html|title=Экс-амурчанин стал лучшим прыгуном на чемпионате России в Челябинске|website=ampravda.ru|language=ru}}

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| coach = Sergey Petrenko

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| height = 190 cm

| weight = 77 kg

| nationals = {{ubl

|2011 Russian Indoor U20s

|{{bull}} Triple jump, 5th

|2011 Russian U20s

|{{bull}} Long jump, 4th

|{{bull}} Triple jump, 4th

|2012 Russian Indoor U20s

|{{bull}} Triple jump, 1st {{GoldMedal}}

|2012 Russian U20s

|{{bull}} Long jump, 2nd {{SilverMedal}}

|{{bull}} Triple jump, 1st {{GoldMedal}}

|2013 Russian Indoors

|{{bull}} Triple jump, 8th

|2013 Russian Indoor U23s

|{{bull}} Long jump, 4th

|{{bull}} Triple jump, 2nd {{SilverMedal}}

|2013 Russian U23s

|{{bull}} Long jump, 4th

|{{bull}} Triple jump, 1st {{GoldMedal}}

|2013 Russian Champs

|{{bull}} Triple jump, 3rd {{BronzeMedal}}

|2014 Russian U23s

|{{bull}} Triple jump, 4th

|2015 Russian Indoors

|{{bull}} Triple jump, 5th

|2015 Russian Indoor U23s

|{{bull}} Long jump, 3rd {{BronzeMedal}}

|{{bull}} Triple jump, 1st {{GoldMedal}}

|2016 Russian Champs

|{{bull}} Long jump, 9th

|2017 Russian Indoors

|{{bull}} Long jump, 1st {{GoldMedal}}

|2017 Russian Champs

|{{bull}} Long jump, 1st {{GoldMedal}}

|{{bull}} Triple jump, 1st {{GoldMedal}}

|2018 Russian Indoors

|{{bull}} Long jump, 2nd {{SilverMedal}}

|2018 Russian Champs

|{{bull}} Long jump, 5th

|2019 Russian Indoors

|{{bull}} Long jump, 3rd {{BronzeMedal}}

|2019 Russian Champs

|{{bull}} Long jump, 1st {{GoldMedal}}

|2020 Russian Indoors

|{{bull}} Long jump, 2nd {{SilverMedal}}

|2020 Russian Champs

|{{bull}} Long jump, 2nd {{SilverMedal}}

|2021 Russian Indoors

|{{bull}} Long jump, 5th

|2021 Russian Champs

|{{bull}} Long jump, 2nd {{SilverMedal}}

|2022 Russian Indoors

|{{bull}} Long jump, 4th

|2022 Russian Champs

|{{bull}} Long jump, 3rd {{BronzeMedal}}

|2023 Russian Champs

|{{bull}} Long jump, 1st {{GoldMedal}}

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|LJ: 8.22m (+0.7) (2017)

|TJ: 17.17m (+0.2) (2017)

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| education = Amur Oblast Regional Sports School

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| updated = 29 December 2023

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Artyom Alekseevich Primak ({{langx|ru|Артём Алексеевич Примак}}; born 14 January 1993), also spelled Artem Primak, is a Russian long and triple jumper. He was the 2012 World U20 Championships silver medallist in the triple jump, and he is a four-time Russian Athletics Championships winner in the horizontal jumps.

Biography

Primak is from Amur Oblast, Russia, where he graduated from the Amur Regional Sports School in 2010 and was coached by Sergey Petrenko.

In 2012, Primak was selected to represent Russia at the World U20 Championships in the triple jump. Primak won the silver medal, losing only to future Olympic gold medalist Pedro Pichardo.{{cite web|url=https://www.allsportinfo.ru/index.php?id=61688|title=Артем Примак – серебряный призёр первенства мира в тройном прыжке|language=ru|website=allsportinfo.ru}} He also won the triple jump bronze medal at the 2013 European U23 Championships.

In 2017, Primak set personal bests in both the long and triple jump at the Russian Athletics Championships. He was benefited by the absence of Alexander Menkov, who chose to focus on the world championships instead, allowing Primak to take the win in both events.{{cite web|url=https://www.gazeta.ru/sport/2017/07/31/a_10812194.shtml|title="Сражаюсь с достойными, кенгуру мне не надо" |website=gazeta.ru}} Coming off of this success, he applied to compete internationally as an Authorized Neutral Athlete (following the ban of Russian athletes by World Athletics), but his application was rejected in 2018.{{cite web|url=https://www.gazeta.ru/sport/news/2018/02/15/n_11175055.shtml|title=ИААФ не допустила 18 российских легкоатлетов до международных стартов |website=gazeta.ru|language=ru}}

In May 2021, Primak was finally approved to compete internationally as a neutral athlete.{{cite web|url=https://www.gazeta.ru/sport/news/2021/05/22/n_16008170.shtml|title=World Athletics одобрила заявки 27 россиян на нейтральный статус |website=gazeta.ru|language=ru}}

Primak also won the 2022 All-Russian Summer Sports Spartakiade with a 7.84 metres mark.{{cite web|url=https://sport.rambler.ru/winter/49228489-artem-primak-vyigral-zoloto-v-pryzhkah-v-dlinu-na-spartakiade/|title=Артем Примак выиграл золото в прыжках в длину на Спартакиаде Об этом сообщает "Рамблер"|website=rambler.ru|language=ru}}

Primak won the 2023 Russian Athletics Championships in Chelyabinsk with a mark of 7.89 metres.{{cite web|url=https://www.championat.com/other/news-5194079-artyom-primak-stal-chempionom-rossii-v-pryzhkah-v-dlinu-s-luchshim-rezultatom-sezona-v-strane.html|title=Артём Примак стал чемпионом России в прыжках в длину с лучшим результатом сезона в стране|language=ru|website=championat.com}} He now competes representing the Krasnodar and Khabarovsk regions, and focuses primarily on the long jump.

Statistics

=Personal bests=

Event	Mark	Place	Competition	Venue	Date
class="wikitable"
Long jump	8.22 m (+0.7 m/s)	style="text-align:center"\| {{Gold1}}	Russian Athletics Championships	Zhukovsky, Moscow Oblast, Russia	29 July 2017
Triple jump	17.17 m (+0.2 m/s)	style="text-align:center"\| {{Gold1}}	Russian Athletics Championships	Zhukovsky, Moscow Oblast, Russia	29 July 2017

References

External links

{{World Athletics|14434404}}

Category:Living people

Category:1993 births

Category:Russian male long jumpers

Category:Russian male triple jumpers

Category:21st-century Russian sportsmen

Category:Sportspeople from Amur Oblast