Dimitri Gromov

 
 
 

Dimitri Gromov: Professional Skater, Choreographer, and Renowned Coach

Dimitri Gromov, born on December 3, 1967, in Leningrad, is a distinguished professional figure skater, choreographer, and coach. Renowned for his expertise in jump technique, Dimitri's extensive career in figure skating has seen him excel in various roles and achieve numerous accolades.

Competitive Career

Dimitri's journey in figure skating began in single skating, under the guidance of his coach, Vladimir Kovalev. Representing the Soviet Union, Dimitri competed at the highest levels, achieving notable success. His accomplishments include:

  • USSR Championship 1990: 3rd place

  • USSR Championship 1989: 2nd place

  • USSR Cup 1988: 2nd place

  • USSR Cup 1987: 2nd place

  • USSR Cup 1985: 3rd place

His skill and dedication led him to place fourth at the European Championships, cementing his status as one of the top skaters of his era. For his achievements, he was awarded the title of Master of Sports of the USSR.

Performance Career

Following his competitive career, Dimitri transitioned to performing with prestigious shows. He was a principal skater with Ice Theatre of New York, where his artistry and technical prowess were prominently showcased. Additionally, Dimitri performed with Disney on Ice, captivating audiences worldwide with his exceptional performances.

Coaching Career

As a coach, Dimitri has made a substantial impact on the skating community. He provides skating lessons for skaters of all ages and abilities, from beginners to senior moves and freestyle, with a particular emphasis on jump technique. His coaching philosophy focuses on developing technical skills and fostering a love for the sport. Dimitri has successfully trained skaters who have competed both regionally and internationally, sharing his wealth of knowledge and experience.

Dimitri Gromov's multifaceted career in figure skating—as a competitor, performer, and coach—highlights his dedication and passion for the sport. His contributions continue to inspire and influence skaters around the world.