Krzysztof Felczak

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Krzysztof Felczak (born January 3, 1962 in Warsaw) is a Polish volleyball player, then a coach.

He started his first steps under the net at Żoliborz in elementary school 223 - the famous volleyball tradition. He played in the district youth team at the Warsaw Youth Olympics. The team advanced to the semifinal, which in a very strong and numerous competition was a great achievement in this age category. Afterwards, the volleyball adventure Krzysztof Felczak continued in Warsaw. As a pupil of third and fourth grade of high school he played in MDK Warsaw and won the Polish junior junior championship and the junior Polish championship with this team. In 1981 he started his studies at the Warsaw Academy of Physical Education (AWF), graduating in 1985 (coaching direction).

After graduating in 1985, he started working with youth at MOS Wola Warszawa, where he is still working today. This club has been the best in Poland among boys in the scoring of the Main Office of Physical and Sports Culture for several years. He was successful in cadets and juniors. At the turn of the 1980s and 1990s, he stayed several times in camps and training posts in Belgium, where he studied Vyacheslav Platonov and Ari Sallinger. Wołomin has been working since 1996, and his club has finished sixth in the 2000/2001 and 2001/2002 seasons in the Polish Volleyball League. At the end of the 2001/2002 season, the team merged with KP Energa Sosnowiec. In 2002/2003 she played Stolarka in B series, and since 2003/2004 the team is called KPS Wołomin. Krzysztof Felczak has been working at Wolomin's club all the time. He was also a trainer at MOS Wola. A contract with AZS Politechnika Warszawska signed on November 7, 2003, when the team played five matches and scored one point (for a 2: 3 defeat against the Wrocław Guard). He contributed to the representation of the polytechnic in the volleyball league.

He is a member of the Training Department of the Polish Volleyball Federation. Currently - in 2006 - he is a coach of the Polish team B

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