Desislava Bogusheva

Desislava Vandova Bogusheva (Bulgarian: Десислава Богушева) (born 3 March 1980) is a Bulgarian gymnastics coach and choreographer, Fédération Internationale de Gymnastique (FIG) breve judge and expert breve holder.[3] She is known as the founder of the Aerobic Gymnastics in Thailand.

Desislava Bogusheva
Born (1980-03-03) March 3, 1980
Sofia, Bulgaria
OccupationHead coach of the Thailand Aerobic Gymnastics Team
Known forset the foundations of the Aerobic Gymnastics in Thailand 
FIG international Breve Judge Level 2[1]
FIG Expert Breve holder[2]

Coaching career

The 12 years under Bogusheva's leadership was a very successful period in Thai gymnastics. She was responsible for the successes of two generations of Thai gymnasts. At Asian and World cup championships, Bogusheva's gymnasts won 45 medals, becoming winners at the South-East Asian Games, twice.

FIG Expert Career

In December 2012 Bogusheva completed FIG Level 3 Coaching Academy, achieving expert Breve. In July 2018 she started her career as a lecturer and coaching academy leader. List of assignments:

  • AGU AER common training camp in Almaty, Kazakhsan,[4]
  • FIG Academy Level 1 in Baku, Azerbaijan.[5]
  • FIG AER Age Group development camp in Harare, Zimbabwe
  • FIG AER Age Group development camp in Brits, RSA
  • FIG AER Age Group development camp in Hanoi, VIE.[6]

Achievements
  • Bogusheva coached and led the Thailand Natioanal team on three South-Asian Games, three Asian Indoor Games, multiple World Cup championships and six World Championships 2006–2016
  • 23rd Southeast Asian Games, Manila (Philippines) 2005, Thailand Aerobic Gymnastics National team won all four gold medals in four categories.
  • 24th Southeast Asian Games, Korat (Thailand) 2007, Thailand Aerobic Gymnastics National team won once again four gold medals in four categories.
  • 11th Aerobic gymnastic World championship Rodez (France) 201, her student Roypim Ngampeerapong qualified for the finals in Individual Woman category. She became the first gymnast in the history of Thailand to qualify for the World Championship's finals, which was awarded by the International Gymnastics Federation FIG with the title "World class gymnast"
  • 9th World Games Cali 2013 (Colombia), Roypim Ngampeerapong and Nattawut Pimpa marked the first ever participation of Thai gymnasts at the World Games. The qualification for the Games is based on the top 8 athletes ranked from the previous World Championship.[7]
  • 13th Aerobic gymnastic World championship Cancun (MEX) 2014 - Roypim Ngmapeerapong scored the best ever result in the history of Thailand by ranking 5th in the Individual Woman category.

Notable students

Since Bogusheva's appointment as head coach of Thailand's Aerobic Gymnastics, Thailand has had an international success. Notable students include:

  • Roypim Ngampeerapong (born in 1989) - recognised by FIG as a World Class Gymnast, multiple World Cup medalist, participated in 5 World Championship 2006 - 2014
    • First ever Thai gymnast qualified for the World Championship's Finals - Rodez 2010
    • Ranked 5th in the individual women category at the 13th Aerobic Gymnastics World Championship Cancun (Mexico) 2014, highest finish ever for Thailand
  • Nattawut Pimpa (born in 1986) - 2005 and 2007 Sea Games gold medalist, multiple World Cup medalist, participated at six world championships
    • Became famous as the first Thai gymnast to have an element[8] named after him in the aerobic gymnastics code of points, awarded by FIG with the highest possible score of 1.0 point per single skill

References
  1. "Bogusheva Desislava". Database.fig-gymnastics.com. Retrieved 1 December 2017.
  2. "First aerobic coach receives international coaching certification". English.vietnamnet.vn. Retrieved 1 December 2017.
  3. "Ministry of Culture, Sport and Tourism Portal - Mai Thi Bich Lam receives international first aerobic".
  4. https://www.agu-gymnastics.com/index.php/news/832-common-training-camp-for-aer-coaches-held-in-almaty
  5. https://www.trend.az/azerbaijan/society/2940853.html
  6. http://thethaovietnam.vn/cac-mon-khac/chuyen-gia-desislava-bogusheva-ho-tro-cho-mon-the-duc-aerobic-viet-nam-372-340064.html
  7. "Sport Classic:เว็บข่าวกีฬาและสุขภาพ » สปอร์ตแอโรบิก". www.sportclassic.in.th.
  8. "A 310: Flair ½ Turn, 1/1 Twist Airborne to Pu (PIMPA) or to Wenson (KIM)". Fig-aerobic.com. Retrieved 1 December 2017.
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