MEDICAL BOARD OF THE WORLD HORTING FEDERATION: medical care of sports competitions and health-preserving technologies of horting
MEDICAL BOARD OF THE WORLD HORTING FEDERATION: medical care of sports competitions and health-preserving technologies of horting |
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Chairman of the Medical Board of the World Horting Federation
Dr. Veronika Yeromenko
Newark, New Jersey, United States
Doctor. Education: Rutgers Medical School in New Jersey, USA.
World and European champion in horting, multiple champion of Ukraine;
National category judge for horting;
Higher medical education (preliminary): O. O. Bogomolets National Medical University in Ukraine. MASTER'S DIPLOMA M22 No. 032903 dated June 13, 2022. Specialty: Dentistry. Accredited by the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine, obtained the qualification: higher education degree Master. Field of knowledge: Healthcare. Specialty: Dentistry.
Higher pedagogical education: Department of Horting and Rehabilitation of the Educational and Scientific Institute of Special Physical and Combat Training and Rehabilitation of the State Tax University (University of the State Fiscal Service of Ukraine), specialty 017 "Physical Culture and Sports":
Contacts:
E-mail: veronikteam@gmail.com
Online page facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Veronika.Yeromenko
Google Scholar Profile: https://scholar.google.com.ua/citations?hl=uk&user=iBT283UAAAAJ
Scientist profile in ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5186-5205
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Chairman of the Health Sports Committee of the World Horting Federation
Newark, New Jersey, United States
BASSEL ESPINOSA: Biographic data and information about educational, methodological and scientific research activities
Doctor. Education: Rutgers Medical School of Dental Medicine in New Jersey, USA.
Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) | Advanced Standing Program | Rutgers School of Dental Medicine | Class of 2026
Higher medical education (preliminary): National Medical University in Cuba.
Master's degree in medicine
Contacts:
Phone: +17867402879 (Mobile)
E-mail: basselalkaddah176411@gmail.com
Online page facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bassel.alkaddahespinosa
Online page LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bassel-alkaddah-espinosa-24a2691b3/
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Deputy Chairman of the Medical Board of the World Horting Federation
DR. VENIAMIN KOFANOV
Newark, New Jersey, United States
VENIAMIN KOFANOV: Biographic data and information about educational, methodological and scientific research activities
Doctor. Education: Rutgers Medical School of Dental Medicine in New Jersey, USA.
Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) | Advanced Standing Program | Rutgers School of Dental Medicine | Class of 2026
Higher medical education (preliminary): O. O. Bogomolets National Medical University in Ukraine. MASTER'S DIPLOMA, dated 2022. Specialty: Dentistry. Accredited by the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine, obtained the qualification: higher education degree Master. Field of knowledge: Healthcare. Specialty: Dentistry.
Contacts:
Phone: +17073918145 (Mobile)
E-mail: veniamin.zavoiko@gmail.com
Online page facebook: https://www.facebook.com/veniamin.kofanov.7
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Deputy Chairman of the Medical Board of the World Horting Federation
DR. RUSLAN KIBLITSKY
Kyiv, Ukraine
Member of the Presidium of the National Federation of Combat Horting of Ukraine
International Horting Master, 6th grade
Doctor of the highest category
Head of the Kiev horting club "Sapsan"
Master of Sports of Ukraine in horting
Top-level coach
International Horting Judge
Higher medical education: O. O. Bogomolets National Medical University in Ukraine. Medicine; Qualification: Doctor.
Higher pedagogical education: National Pedagogical University named after M. P. Dragomanov in Ukraine, specialty "Physical Education".
Contacts:
Tel.: +38-067-465-73-26, +38-093-142-21-67.
E-mail: horting.podol@gmail.com
Google Scholar Profile: https://scholar.google.com.ua/citations?hl=ru&user=n-2_groAAAAJ
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Medical Board of the World Horting Federation
Medical Support of Sports Competitions and Health-Preserving Technologies of Horting
The Medical Board of the World Horting Federation is a specialized professional and advisory body responsible for the development, coordination, and implementation of medical support systems, health-preserving technologies, safety standards, and scientific approaches related to Horting training and international sports activities.
The Medical Board represents an essential component of the organizational structure of the World Horting Federation, ensuring that all Horting activities — from children’s recreational programs to international championships and professional athlete preparation — are conducted in accordance with modern principles of sports medicine, preventive healthcare, athlete safety, and long-term health development.
The work of the Medical Board is based on internationally recognized practices of leading sports federations and international martial arts organizations, where medical support is considered an integral part of athlete preparation, competition organization, rehabilitation, and preservation of participants’ health.
The main purpose of the Medical Board is to protect the health, physical condition, and well-being of athletes, coaches, judges, organizers, and all participants involved in Horting activities worldwide.
Mission of the Medical Board
The mission of the Medical Board of the World Horting Federation is to create and maintain a comprehensive medical and health-support system that promotes:
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safe participation in Horting training and competitions;
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prevention of sports injuries;
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improvement of athletes’ physical condition;
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development of health-preserving training technologies;
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medical supervision of sports activities;
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cooperation between sports specialists and healthcare professionals;
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promotion of a healthy lifestyle through Horting.
The Medical Board recognizes that the highest achievement in sport is not only victory in competition, but also the preservation of human health, physical development, psychological balance, and long-term quality of life.
Composition of the Medical Board
The composition of the Medical Board is formed from qualified specialists with professional experience in:
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sports medicine;
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rehabilitation medicine;
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physical therapy;
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physiology of exercise;
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injury prevention;
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healthcare organization;
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emergency medical support;
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nutrition and recovery science;
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functional assessment of athletes.
The Medical Board may include:
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sports doctors;
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physicians specializing in physical activity and rehabilitation;
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medical representatives of national Horting federations;
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specialists in sports physiology;
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rehabilitation experts;
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healthcare professionals working with athletes and educational institutions.
The international composition of the Board allows the World Horting Federation to apply global medical experience and adapt health-preserving approaches for athletes of different ages, levels, and countries.
Medical Support of Horting Competitions
One of the most important responsibilities of the Medical Board is ensuring professional medical support during official Horting events.
The Medical Board establishes recommendations and standards for medical organization of:
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World Horting Championships;
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continental competitions;
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national tournaments;
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regional events;
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training camps;
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seminars and certification programs.
Medical support during competitions includes:
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preparation of medical services before events;
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monitoring of athletes’ health conditions;
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emergency medical assistance;
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injury prevention measures;
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cooperation with event organizers and judging panels;
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recommendations regarding athlete participation when health risks exist.
The presence of qualified medical specialists ensures that competitions are conducted in a safe, professional, and responsible environment.
Athlete Health Assessment and Medical Monitoring
An important area of the Medical Board’s activity is the development of systems for monitoring athlete health.
Medical assessment may include:
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evaluation of general physical condition;
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functional testing;
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assessment of adaptation to training loads;
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monitoring of recovery processes;
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prevention of overtraining;
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recommendations for individual training adjustments.
The Medical Board supports the principle that every athlete requires an individual approach based on:
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age;
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physical abilities;
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training experience;
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health status;
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competition level;
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personal characteristics.
Health-Preserving Technologies of Horting
A significant direction of the Medical Board is the development and promotion of health-preserving technologies of Horting.
Health-preserving technologies represent a comprehensive system of methods aimed at:
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strengthening the musculoskeletal system;
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improving functional abilities;
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increasing physical resilience;
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supporting psychological well-being;
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developing healthy movement habits;
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preventing negative consequences of insufficient physical activity.
Horting training technologies combine elements of:
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physical conditioning;
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coordination development;
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functional exercises;
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mobility improvement;
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breathing practices;
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recovery methods;
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educational principles of healthy lifestyle.
The Medical Board promotes the idea that properly organized Horting training contributes to harmonious physical development and long-term health preservation.
Injury Prevention and Safety Standards
One of the priorities of the Medical Board is prevention of sports injuries.
The Board develops recommendations related to:
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safe organization of training sessions;
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proper warm-up and preparation procedures;
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gradual increase of training intensity;
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correct technical execution of exercises;
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appropriate recovery periods;
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use of protective equipment when required.
Special attention is given to youth athletes, where training methods must correspond to age-related physical and psychological development.
The Medical Board emphasizes that professional sports preparation begins with safety, health awareness, and responsible training organization.
Rehabilitation and Recovery Support
Modern sports medicine recognizes recovery as a fundamental part of athlete development.
The Medical Board supports the implementation of rehabilitation and recovery approaches, including:
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physical therapy methods;
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recovery exercises;
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mobility and flexibility programs;
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massage and restorative procedures;
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controlled return to training after injuries.
The goal of rehabilitation is not only recovery from injury but also prevention of repeated problems and improvement of athlete longevity.
Medical-Pedagogical Principles of Youth Horting
The Medical Board pays special attention to children and youth involved in Horting.
Youth health development requires:
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age-appropriate physical activity;
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prevention of excessive loads;
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balanced training programs;
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development of correct movement patterns;
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strengthening of health and immunity;
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formation of positive attitudes toward physical activity.
The Board supports cooperation between:
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coaches;
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parents;
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educational institutions;
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medical specialists.
This cooperation creates a safe environment for children’s physical, emotional, and social development.
Nutrition, Recovery, and Healthy Lifestyle Promotion
The Medical Board also supports educational programs related to:
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balanced nutrition;
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hydration;
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recovery after physical activity;
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healthy daily routines;
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prevention of harmful habits.
Athletes are encouraged to understand that sports success depends not only on training but also on comprehensive lifestyle management.
The Medical Board promotes the philosophy that a strong athlete is a person who takes responsibility for their own health.
Cooperation With International Sports Medicine Community
The Medical Board of the World Horting Federation develops cooperation with:
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sports medicine organizations;
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universities;
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research institutions;
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healthcare professionals;
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rehabilitation specialists.
Such cooperation contributes to:
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exchange of scientific knowledge;
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improvement of medical standards;
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development of innovative health technologies;
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strengthening of international sports cooperation.
Ethical Responsibility of Medical Support
Medical activity within Horting is guided by principles of:
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professionalism;
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confidentiality;
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respect for athletes;
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equal treatment;
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responsibility for human health.
The Medical Board works independently and objectively, placing athlete safety and well-being above all sporting interests.
Contribution to the Future Development of Horting
The Medical Board of the World Horting Federation plays a strategic role in ensuring that Horting develops as a modern, safe, and scientifically supported international sports system.
Through medical supervision, preventive technologies, rehabilitation approaches, and health-oriented programs, the Board contributes to:
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safer competitions;
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stronger athletes;
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healthier younger generations;
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professional development of Horting worldwide.
The Medical Board confirms the commitment of the World Horting Federation to the highest international standards of sports medicine and human-centered development.
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