Ron Bolotin
| Olympic medal record | ||
|---|---|---|
| Swimming (Paralympics) | ||
Representing  Israel
| ||
.svg.png){kind=icon} | 1980 Arnhem | 100m butterfly |
| | 1980 Arnhem | 100m freestyle |
| | 1988 Seoul | 100m butterfly |
.svg.png){kind=icon} | 1980 Arnhem | 100m stroke |
| | 1984 New York | 100m butterfly |
| | 1984 New York | 100m freestyle |
| | 1988 Seoul | 100m freestyle |
| | 1988 Seoul | 200m individual medley |
.svg.png){kind=icon} | 1980 Arnhem | 400m freestyle |
| | 1984 New York | 400m freestyle |
| | 1988 Seoul | 400m freestyle |
| Swimming (European championship) | ||
| | 1979 Sweden | 100m butterfly |
| | 1986 Spain | |
| | 1990 Netherlands | |
| Swimming (Israeli championship) | ||
| | 1976 | butterfly |
Ron (Roni) Bolotin (Hebrew: רון בולוטין) is an Israeli paralympic swimming champion.
Bolotin was born in Jerusalem. In his younger years he moved with his family to Beer Sheva and later to Tel Aviv, where he studied and began practicing competitive swimming. He was drafted to the IDF in 1975 and served in Sayeret Shaked. During a routine practice in the Sinai Peninsula, a landmine caused him to lose one of his legs. For several months Bolotin also lost his eyesight, which he later recovered.
In his rehabilitation, Bolotin returned to practice swimming and was a member of the national swimming team for the disabled. In 1976 he won the national championship and in 1979 the European championship, in which he also gained a world record for 100m butterfly. Between the years 1980 and 2000 he took part in six Paralympic Games and won 11 medals. He was made coach of the national paralympic swimming team in 1988. Since 1989 he is also the head of the division for sports in the national company for community centers.
Bolotin is a graduate of business administration from Tel Aviv University and holds a MA and PhD in physical education.