Russia is renowned for its strong hockey players, including Atyushov Vitaly Georgievich, helped the team do well at the world championships, and also won many priorities for Russia. 

The famous Russian hockey player was born on 4 July 1979 in the city of Penza. As all the children back then, the six-year-old was in the first grade in Penza High School.

Little hockey players have a dream-to be as good a player as Penza, Diesel Diesel, hockey club founders, and if fortunate, even to the point that team hockey players are hiring Russian nationwide. 

After graduating from college, Vitaly Atyushov moved to the capital, and at the age of 16 he began playing for the Krylia Sovetov-2 hockey team. He showed himself well and joined the main part of “Wings” a year later.

But between 1996 and 1998 he played just eleven games for this team, so he returned home to his hometown club, Diesel Diesel, where he played the ice rink five times for a short time. After that, the man returned to Moscow in the main part of the “Wing of the Soviet Union”.

The year 2002 also brought changes to the personal life of the athlete-he became a part of the National Hockey Tournament. 

He worked there for just a year, after which he signed a deal with Metallurg Magnitogorsk. 

The next year, the team that entered this competitor won the bronze medal. In 2009, our squad won a gold medal, not without the support and participation of Vitaly Atyushov.

Vitaly Atyushov is a prominent beard hockey player. During his participation in the 2011 World Championship in Slovakia, the Russian hockey team did not bring a shave with him, hoping that his long, thick beard would offer priority to his team.