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Education and career
Dr. Michail Michailov has been Chief Assistant Professor in the Department of “Theory of Sport" since 2001 as a professor in “Theory and methodology of sports training”. He received his doctoral degree in 2006. The subject of his dissertation was investigation of the factors of performance in sport climbing.
Fellowships and work abroad
• Germany 2008 (Sport University in Cologne, Erasmus Teacher Mobility)
• Germany 2009 (Bavarian Union of Sport Physicians, lecturer) • Poland, 2010-2011 (University School for Physical education, Cracow, specialization)
• Poland, 2010-2011 (University School for Physical education, Cracow, specialization)
• Germany 2011 (Bavarian Union of Sport Physicians, lecturer)
Other skills and experience
Reviews of scientific articles 2009 - 2011 (for the journals: Sports Medicine, International Journal of Sports Medicine, Wilderness & Environmental Medicine, Medicina Sportiva)
Cited in International scientific journals (British Journal of Sports Medicine, International Journal of Sports Medicine, Wilderness & Environmental Medicine)
Foreign languages: English, German, Russian and Polish
Sports activity
Dr. Michailov is devoted to rock climbing and alpinism. He also likes to practice skiing, tennis, swimming and running. He trains children in sport climbing.
Climbing achievements: Trango Nameless Tower 6257 m, Pakistan, 1998; Peak Lenin 7134 m, Pamir, 2004; El Capitan, California, 2007; National ice climbing champion 1998; National champion on alpinism for 2008 (winter) and 2009 (winter and summer).
Science interests
Sports training, sport and exercise performance, workload, short and long term adaptation
Specific training for climbing, physiological responses to climbing and physical characteristics of climbers
Influence of physical activity on health status
High mountain expeditions, hi altitude training and medicine
Together with Prof. Petar Bonov, vice rector of science of the National Sports Academy, Dr. Michailov is head of a research project (interdisciplinary longitudinal study focused on the impact of sport climbing on the health status and physical fitness in youths)
Publications, books, guidances
1. Michailov M, Krastev L, Seliminski S, Groshev O, Jordanov P. Comparative analysis of immediate adaptation changes during training and competition in elite soccer players. Sport & Science 2010, special edition; “Sport, Stress, Adaptation – Olympic Sport and Sport for All”: 144-148.
2. Michailov ML, Mladenov LV, Schoeffl VR. Anthropometric and strength characteristics of world-class boulderers. Med Sport 2009;13 (4): 231-238.
3. Stanković D, Joksimović A, Raković A, Michailov M, Piršl P. Metric characteristics of the sport climbing-specific strength tests. Facta Universitatis 2009; 7 (2): 161-169.
4. Damyanova R, Michailov M. Projection of the physical load and physiological reactions during training and competition in golf. Sport & Science 2009, special edition; 1: 135-142.
5. Michailov ML. Totally Devoted - Bases of training for physical qualities in climbing. Sofia: Walltopia; 2008.
6. Michailov M, Krastev L. Training for sport-specific strength in climbing. Sport & Science 2008, special edition; 1: 15-20.
7. Mladenov LV, Michailov ML. Characteristics of high altitude climbers and the Influence of an expedition on the anthropometric variables. Sport & Science 2007, special edition; 4: 83-90.
8. Michailov ML. Evolvement and experimentation of a new interval method for strength endurance development. In: Moritz FE, Haake S, ed. The Engineering of Sport 6, Volume 2. Development for disciplines. New York: Springer Science and Business Media; 2006: 291-296.
9. Michailov ML. Study of some of the major factors of performance in climbing. Sport & Science 2006, special edition; 2: 11-20.
10. Michailov ML. What motivates people to climb? In: Personality, Motivation, Sport, Volume 10. Sofia: c/o Jusautor Sofia; 2005: 97-99.
11. Michailov M. Antropometric and sport-specific indicators of elite climbing competitors (boys and girls). In: Davidov D (eds). Scientific conference of young sport researchers. Sofia: Tiptoppress; 2005: 169-76.
12. Michailov M. Presentation of the climbing discipline Deep water soloing. Sport & Science 2004, special edition; 3.
13. Michailov M. From Everest to Mallorca. In: Federation of Bulgarian Alpine Clubs. 75 years. Veliko Tarnovo: Faber; 2004.
14. Michailov M, Dasheva D, Mladenov L. Lactate, heart rate and exertion subjective scales as criteria for physical load during climbing. Sport & Science 2004, special edition; 1: 58-69.
15. Michailov M. Heart rate as an intensity indicator in climbing. Sports and Science 2004; 1.
16. Michailov M. Difficulties controlling the training load in sport climbing. In: Sports, Society, Education, Volume 8. Sofia: Tiptoppres; 2002: 253-258.
17. Michailov M, Mladenov K Dasheva E. Short term Adaptation during sport climbing. Sports and Science 2001, special edition; 56-59.
18. Michailov M, Dasheva E. Characteristics of the physical load in climbing. Sports and Science 2001; application to issue 5: 44-50.
19. Michailov M, Dasheva E. Evolvement and experimentation of a new interval method for sport-specific strength endurance development in climbing. Sports and Science 2001; 5: 89-97.
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