Arsalan Alijani Monfared
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| Full name | Arsalan Alijani Monfared | |||||||||||||||||
| Born | September 21, 1980 tabriz، iran | |||||||||||||||||
| Height | 1.82 m (6 ft 0 in) | |||||||||||||||||
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| Country |  Iran | |||||||||||||||||
| Position | Former player and coach | |||||||||||||||||
Medal record
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Arsalan Alijani Monfared ( Persian: ارسلان علیجانی منفرد born September 21, 1980) is a Tabriz player and former coach of Iran's national hockey skating team.[1] Founder, investor and CEO of the Sayman Sports Complex (Tabriz's first sports complex and the largest standard skating rink in the Middle East).[2] Has over a hundred hockey, provincial, national and international championships in hockey and speed.[3]
Education
- BSc in Agricultural Engineering from Islamic Azad University
- Level 1 coaching certificate from Hong Kong
- Level A Arbitration Degree from Hong Kong
Starting sports activity
Arsalan Alijani Monfared started his professional career in speed skating in Tehran in year 9. After a while of interest in teamwork, he continued to work in the field of hockey more professionally. He competed with the Tabriz team and, after entering the university, formed the Shabestar Azad University team and finished third in the national championship with the same team. He coaches the Mahoor Tabriz rugby team and wins the National Skating Hockey League Championship
Participate in competitions and win international titles
Arsalan Alijani Monfared has been invited to the Japan National Team for speed since 2008 and has been a regular member of the National Hockey Team for two years and a national team coach for one year.[4]
- Year 2001 - Runner-up Speed Skating
- Year 2005 - Member of Jockey National Team Hockey Team in South Korea Jianju Fifth Asian Player (player)
- Year 2005 - Member of the Iranian Hockey skating team, sent to the Hong Kong World Club Championship and seventh place (player)
- Year 2006 - Third place in the Iranian Hockey League
- Year 2007 - Third place in the Iranian Hockey League
- Year 2008 - Member of the Indian Hockey Team in the Asian Championships in India and third place (player)
- Year 2010 - Member of the Silvan Hockey Skate Team, expeditions to the World Club Hong Kong Championships and won the fifth place (player)
- Year 2010 - Vice President of Asian Hockey Skating Championship in China, Dalian City (player)
- Year 2011 - Attending the Italian World Cup as the 15th player (player)[5]
- Year 2012 - Attend the Asian Championships in China and take third place in Asia
- Year 2014 - Attending the German World Cup 16th place (player)[6]
- Year 2014 - Member of the Iranian hockey skating team in the French upper puck
- Year 2016 - Attend the Asian Championships in China and take third place in Asia
- Year 2018 - Attending the Turkish National Team (Coach)
Out of Skate
In addition to playing sports, Arsalan Alijani Monfared Singh has a solid track record. Launching its own advertising company, Sarvin Advertising Center in Year 2, and more than a decade of advertising and exhibition design activities, as well as the decision to build an indoor sports recreation complex in Tabriz in 2006 and to build and open it at a personal cost in year 2. It is named as the first sports recreation complex in Syman Tabriz in Park Il Goli (featuring traditional restaurant, billiards hall, baby playground, birthday house, coffee shop and computer games lounge and skating rink).[7]
References
- ^ ۱۲ ورزشکار آذربایجان شرقی به اردوی تیم ملی اسکیت هاکی دعوت شدند، خبرگزاری ایرنا.
- ^ مجتمع ورزشی سایمان بزرگترین سالن خاورمیانه، تبریز مدرن.
- ^ "ارسلان علیجانی منفرد", ویکی‌پدیا، دانشنامهٔ آزاد (in Persian), 2020-03-01, retrieved 2020-03-01
- ^ "تست امادگی جسمانی ملی پوشان اسکیت هاکی".
{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link) - ^ عزیمت تیم اسکیت هاکی ایران به ایتالیا Archived 2017-09-04 at the Wayback Machine، خبرگزاری ایرنا.
- ^ عزیمت تیم اسکیت هاکی ایران به آلمان، واحد مرکزی خبر.
- ^ افتتاح بزرگترین پیست اسکیت هاکی خاورمیانه در تبریز Archived 2017-09-05 at the Wayback Machine، باشگاه خبرنگاران جوان.