Let two triangles 


and 


are similar, so that the pairs of their corresponding sides 
and 
,

and 
, and 
and 
are proportional with the same (common) coefficient of proportionality.
Now consider two corresponding medians 
and 
. Consider the triangles 


and 


.
They have two pairs of proportional sides 
and 
, 
and 
with the same coefficient proportionality.
For the last pair, 
and 
, it is true because these segments are halves of the corresponding sides 
and 
.
The angles L
and L
between these proportional sides are congruent, as they are corresponding angles of the similar original triangles.
Thus the triangles 


and 


have two pairs of proportional sides and the congruent angles between them.
According to the SAS-test of similarity for triangles, these triangles are similar.
Therefore, their sides 
and 
are proportional with the same coefficient of proportionality.
It is exactly what has to be proved, since 
and 
are the corresponding medians of the original triangles.