Всероссийский конкурс «Россия спортивная»

Башаева

Ирина Алексеевна

МОУ Белореченская

СОШ

п. Белореченский,

Усольский район,

Иркутская область

Our region has always been and still

remains a sport region now. We are proud

of our sportsmen´s achievements.

All Irkutsk athletes are the real nuggets

which could defend the right to participate

in serious competitions and achieve

brilliant results irrespective of conditions

in which they trained. Activists of the

Irkutsk region were pioneers in many kinds

of sport in Siberia "deaf" from innovations.

And now almost in all kinds of sport -

volleyball, hockey, athletics, taekwondo,

pole vault, boxing, bobsled, wrestling there

are Olympic champions in the Angara

region.

* Averbukh Alexander (pole vaults) – a participant of the XXVII Olympic Games in Sydney 2000.

* Belova Irina (athletics) – a silver medalist of the XXV Olympic Games in Barcelona 1992.

* Chizhova Nadezhda (shot put) - a bronze medalist of the XIX Olympic Games in Mexico 1968, champion of the XX Olympic Games in Munich 1972, silver medalist of the XXI Olympic Games in Montreal 1976.

* Chumatchenko Paul (shot put) – a participant of the XXVII Olympic Games in Sydney 2000.

* Dmitrieva Darya (gymnastics) – a silver medalist of the XXX Olympic Games in London 2012.

* Dudin Valeriy (tobogganer) – a bronze medalist of the XIV Winter Olympic Games in Sarajevo 1984.

* Goyshik Tatyana (track and field athletics) – a champion of the XXII Olympic Games in Moscow 1980.

* Ivanova Natalia (taekwondo) – a silver medalist of the XXVII Olympic Games in Sydney 2000.

* Khodakov Sergei (discus throwing, shot put, javelin) – a silver medalist of the IX Summer Paralympic Games in Barcelona 1992, silver medalist of the X Summer Paralympic Games in Atlanta 1996, champion of the XI Summer Paralympic Games in Sydney 2000.

* Konovalov Ivan (running) – a participant of the XXV Olympic Games in Barcelona 1992.

* Mishin Mikhail (boxing) – a participant of the XXVII Olympic Games in Sydney 2000.

* Pakeev Albert (boxing) – a bronze medalist of the XXVI Olympic Games in Atlanta 1996.

* Palchikov Yevgeniy (shot put) – a participant of the XXVI Olympic Games in Atlanta 1996.

* Volkov Konstantin (pole vaults) – a silver medalist of the XXII Olympic Games in Moscow 1980.

* Vyrupaev Konstantin (wrestling) – a champion of the XVI Olympic Games in Melbourne 1956, bronze medalist of the XVII Olympic Games in Rome 1960.

* Safronov Vladimir (boxing) – a champion of the XVI Olympic Games in Melbourne 1956.

* Semenova Olga (athletics) – a silver medalist of the X Summer Paralympic Games in Atlanta 1996, champion of the XI Summer Paralympic Games in Sydney 2000.

* Vorobieva Natalia (freestyle wrestling) – a champion of the XXX Olympic Games in London 2012.

* Zubkov Alexander (bobsleigh) – a silver medalist of the XX Winter Olympic Games in Turin 2006, bronze medalist of the XXI Olympic Games in Vancouver 2010.

Nadezhda Chizhova is a Soviet athlete,

champion of the XX Olympic Games in the shot

put.

Nadezhda was born on the 29 of September

1945 in Usolie-Sibirskoe.

Nadezhda Chizhova began to go in for

athletics at the age of 10 years old. Her coach

was Dmitry Gladyshev. After graduating from

medical college in her native town she entered

the State Institute of Physical Culture in

Leningrad. Her new coach was Viktor Alekseev.

At the beginning of an international career

Nadezhda won two gold medals at the Junior

European Championships - in the discus throw

and shot put (with a world record for juniors).

From 1968 to 1973, she has set eight world

records in the shot put. At the Olympic Games in

Mexico she won the bronze medal.

In 1969 Nadezhda became the first female

athlete in the world with a result of the 20-

meters. In 1971 Chizhova repeated her previous

record in the competition in Moscow, and

improved it up to 20.63 in May 1972.

At the Olympic Games in Munich in 1972,

she set a new world record - 21.03 meters.

At the 1976 Olympics in Montreal

Chizhova won the silver medal with a score of

20.96.

In addition to Olympic victories Nadezhda

Chizhova has won 4 summer and 3 winter

European Championships, 9 USSR

championships, set 10 national records. After

finishing her sport career she worked as a coach.

She is the Honorary Master of Sports of the

USSR (1968) and the Honorary coach of Russia

(1992).

She was awarded by two Orders of the Red

Banner, the Order of Friendship of Peoples, a

medal «For merits in the development of

physical culture and sport».

No one before and after her,

nobody of the Russian

representatives of this type of

martial arts Taekwondo was

unable to achieve such outstanding

results, as Natalia Ivanova.

She is a winner and prize-

winner of the world Cup, three-

time European champion, the

sevenfold champion of the

country, silver medalist of the

Olympiad in Sydney in the most

prestigious weight category.

Her medal won in the Summer

Games in 2000, still remains the

only one in the collection of

Russian Olympic team.

Natalia was born on the 1 of

September 1971 in Usolie-

Sibirskoe.

She graduated from Irkutsk

pedagogical Institute

(Department of Russian

language and literature).

She has been the member of

the national team of Russia in

Taekwondo since 1993.

Now she lives in Irkutsk. She

is the head of the Department of

physical culture and sports in

administration of Irkutsk.

Her hobbies are music and

literature.

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