Since the Atlanta 1996 Games when former Soviet countries began competing as individual nations, athletes from Russia and Belarus have twirled, pirouetted and tumbled their way to Olympic dominance in ...
the team's head coach since 2001 and president of Russia's rhythmic gymnastics federation. "There is no particular secret to the question why Russia has been so dominant," Rio gold medallist ...
MOSCOW, February 23. /TASS/. World rhythmic gymnastics champions Dina and Arina Averina have retired from sports, President of the Russian Rhythmic Gymnastics Federation Irina Viner said.
TASS/. Not only do the Olympic Games need "clean" athletes but also "clean" coaches and judges which the rhythmic gymnastics competitions have demonstrated, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov ...
Rhythmic gymnastics is, perhaps, with synchronized swimming, the discipline that Russia has mastered the most since its incorporation into the Olympic program in Los Angeles 1984. It is true that ...
Rhythmic gymnastics at the Tokyo Olympics saw a dramatic changing of the guard after two decades of Russian dominance. In both the individual all-around and group finals, the Russian favorites ...
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After Years of Secrecy, Women in Putin’s Orbit Step Into the Public EyeA January report by the BBC Russian service noted a change in her public profile beginning that fall, when she founded an ...
Irina Viner with sisters Dina and Arina Averina, the last two Russian Olympic representatives in rhythmic gymnastics The Ethics Foundation of the International Gymnastics Federation (FIG ...
Irina Viner announced her resignation as head coach of Russia's national rhythmic gymnastics team on Wednesday without offering a reason sparking suspicions of a power struggle between the 76-year ...
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