Anna Trubnikova is a talented and award-winning gymnast. She was born on May 20, 1996 in the city of St. Petersburg. He is an international master of sports and a winner of various competitions in rhythmic gymnastics local and international levels.
The formation of a young athlete
Since rhythmic gymnastics is very popular in St. Petersburg, it is not surprising that the parents, Aksinya and Alexei Trubnikov, took four-year-old Anya to one of the St. Petersburg gymnastics schools, where she immediately showed her remarkable talent. Young Anyuta was taken under her wing by coach Marina Borisovna Solovyova. Then Anna was trained by the Honored Trainer of Russia Galina Eduardovna Ulanova for ten years.
In a significant moment for sports biography champion in 2009, her talent was noticed by the famous rhythmic gymnastics coach Irina Aleksandrovna Viner-Usmanova, who trained a huge number of champion gymnasts. Two years later, Anna Trubnikova becomes a member of the Russian junior team.
Under the mentorship of Honored Coach of Russia Inna Valentinovna Bystrova and Master of Sports of the USSR Elena Anatolyevna Petunina, despite her very young age, the athlete began to demonstrate great skill and impressive results. Once in an interview, Irina Aleksandrovna Viner-Usmanova, usually stingy with praise, said that the best gymnast in Russia is Anna Trubnikova, this testified to the coach’s great confidence in the talented gymnast.
Since 2011, the champion began training in Novogorsk near Moscow under coach Amina Zaripova; Galina Ulanova remained her mentor in her native St. Petersburg. Continuing her successful career as a gymnast, Trubnikova began coaching at the Rhythmic Gymnastics Center Olympic champion Yulia Barsukova.
Recognition and success in the sports world
Anna Trubnikova was awarded high awards at many rhythmic gymnastics events for her brilliant performances:
- she twice won the first steps of the podium at the World Gymnasium Games in Doha; in Eurasian sports games in Kazan she took gold for exercises with a skipping rope and clubs, gold in the all-around and silver for exercises with a ball; won first places at the Grand Prix in Marbella and Brno, at the World Cups in Budapest and Tartu, at the Tournament in Szczecin.
- May 2011 - gold in the “5 jump ropes” discipline and silver in the group all-around at the European Championships in Minsk
- October 2011 – bronze for clubs at the Russian Championship in Penza
- October 2012 – top award in the team championship, silver award in the clubs discipline, bronze medals for all-around and ball exercises at the Russian Championship in Penza
- March 2013 - the highest step of the podium at the Grand Prix Moscow 2013 Tournament and absolute victory at the Grand Prix Holon 2013 Tournament
- April 2013 – silver medal in all-around at the International Tournament in Kalamata “Kalamata’s Cup-2013”
- 2013 – winner of the World Cup in Sofia
- October-November 2013 — silver medal for exercises with a hoop, bronze medal for exercises with a ball, ribbon and all-around at the Russian Championship in St. Petersburg
- November 2013 – absolute victory in the all-around at the All-Russian tournament “Pearls of St. Petersburg”
- March 2014 – silver at Open Championship St. Petersburg.
End of career
Gymnasts, as a rule, end their careers at a fairly young age. Champion Trubnikova was no exception. Now she teaches at the Anna Trubnikova Rhythmic Gymnastics Club and loves to do it, speaking with trepidation and pride about her little students. Judging by the warm reviews from the parents of young athletes about the work of the champion, the classes coaching activities she does it just as brilliantly as she did in competitions.
The miniature girl is 165 centimeters tall and weighs 47 kilograms.
Despite her impressive achievements in sports, Anya is rarely recognized even in her native St. Petersburg, which only makes her happy - Anya does not like increased attention to herself.
Anna has a boyfriend and is happy in her personal life.
The athlete studies at the National State University physical culture, sports and health named after P. F. Lesgaft.
Anna calls gymnastics the main passion of her life and claims that it gives her strength and helps her fight temporary adversity.
Trubnikova is a gymnast who performs the so-called ring turn better than anyone else in the world.
The champion is only 21 years old, and many achievements will probably await her in the future, because she is talented, hardworking and very persistent. And, apparently, these achievements will be related to gymnastics, because, as you know, there are no former gymnasts.
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Trubnikova Anna Alekseevna(born May 20, 1996, St. Petersburg) - Russian gymnast, international master of sports, member of the Russian national team since 2007.
European champion 2011 in group exercises among juniors, participant World Games 2013 in Colombia.
Bronze medalist at the 2011 Russian Championship in the clubs exercise. Champion of Russia 2012 in the team championship, bronze medalist in the individual all-around, “silver” for the exercise with clubs and “bronze” for the exercise with the ball. Silver medalist championship 2013 in the team competition, bronze in the individual, silver in the hoop exercise, bronze in the ball and ribbon.
Winner of the Grand Prix 2013 in Moscow. Grand Prix winner 2013. in Holon (Israel), Grand Prix 2013 in Kalamata (Greece), World Cup 2013 in Sofia (Bulgaria)
Winner of the “St. Petersburg Cup 2014”
As a junior, Anna became a 2-time winner of the Gymnasium in Qatar and the Euro-Asian Games in Kazan. Confidently won international tournaments: Gold in Marbella Grand Prix (Spain), Grand Prix in Brno (Czech Republic), World Cup (Budapest), Tartu (Estonia), Tournament in Szczecin (Poland),
Biography
Anna Trubnikova began training in gymnastics at the age of four in a rhythmic gymnastics club. Then she moved on to Marina Solovyova, who at that time worked with Galina Ulanova. For more than 10 years, Anna’s coach has been Galina Eduardovna Ulanova. In 2009, she was noticed by the coach of the Russian national team, Irina Viner. In 2011, she joined the group exercises of the junior national team, under the leadership of Inna Bystrova and Elena Petunina. Having become the 2011 European champion in the group, 4 months later she already participated in the Russian Championship as an individual, along with the senior members of the national team. Since 2011 he has been training in Novogorsk and St. Petersburg. Her coach is Amina Zaripova in Novogorsk, and Galina Ulanova remains in St. Petersburg. In world rhythmic gymnastics, Anna became famous thanks to her crowning element - the turn in the ring. Trubnikova performs this turn better than any other gymnast in the world. Since 2014 she has been a student at NSU. P. F. Lesgaft.
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I didn’t understand what it was, but I knew for sure that I had to remember it. And I tried as hard as I could. Suddenly everything disappeared, and I again found myself inside the same huge pyramid and saw all my shining “friends”. There were twelve of them again, and just like the very first time, they stood in a circle, and I stood inside. Only this time, in addition to the warmth emanating from them, I also felt a strange deep sadness. And I realized that they came to say goodbye...To my great surprise, I took it very calmly, as if I knew that this would not last forever. They came up one by one and gave me right hand on my chest, which made me feel unusually warm and calm. Each touch left a different glowing color on me, and in the end my body glowed with twelve amazingly bright, changing colors. I again heard strange music inside me, and everything disappeared... I didn’t remember anything else.
With dual feelings, both loss and happiness, I quietly returned home. And here a big surprise awaited me. My mother, half-fainting, was waiting for me in my room. The world turned upside down, and in quiet horror I fell from my “sparkling dreams” into a ruthless reality... I couldn’t lie. But I absolutely didn’t know what to say. And I also felt that my mother knew very well that this something, again, was somehow connected with my “strange talents,” a conversation about which neither she nor I, unfortunately, could avoid...
To my great relief, she didn't say anything that night. Perhaps she didn’t even know what to say. But the next morning the windows in my room were securely boarded up. Mom did not return to this incident for another two weeks, as if giving me time to comprehend “what she had done.” But this, of course, didn’t make it any easier for me. Dad was on a business trip at the time and I hoped with all my heart that maybe it would somehow “get over me” and everything would be forgotten before his arrival. But that was not the case... One fine morning, before leaving for work, my mother said that she wanted to talk to me. Well, naturally, for me there was no big secret- about what…
Mom was, as always, affectionate and warm, but I felt with all my gut that this whole story was oppressing her and that she really didn’t know where to start. We talked for a very long time. I tried as best I could to explain to her how much all this meant to me and how scary it would be for me to lose it all... But it seems that this time I really scared her and my mother said that if I don’t want her to tell all this to her father when he returns home from a business trip, I have to promise that this will never happen again.
She did not understand that all these strange, wild “surprises” of mine do not at all happen according to my wishes and that I almost never know when one or the other will happen..... But, since my father’s opinion meant more to me than anything else, I I made a promise to my mother that I would not do anything like that, as far as of course it would depend on me. We decided on this.
Honestly, like all normal children, I went to school, did my homework, played with my “ordinary” friends... and immensely missed others, my extraordinary, sparkling “star friends.” School, unfortunately, also had its difficulties for me. I started going at the age of six, because during the test it turned out that I could go to grades 3-4, which, naturally, no one liked. My school friends thought that everything was too easy for me, and their mothers simply disliked me for some reason. And it turned out that at school I also spent almost all the time alone.
Which, despite its young age, has many fans all over the world. She achieved a large number of victories in various tournaments. Trubnikova achieved success in sports thanks to her boundless perseverance and innate talent.
Start of a sports career
Anna Trubnikova was born on May 20, 1996 in St. Petersburg. Her parents sent young Anna to a local gymnastics school when she was 4 years old. In the cultural capital, rhythmic gymnastics is very popular. Every fourth girl in this city plays this sport. Athletes from St. Petersburg are distinguished by their musicality and elegant technique of performing elements. This young athlete was taken in by coach Marina Solovyova. After that, Alina was trained by Eduardovna for 10 years. In 2009, the performances of this talented gymnast were noted by the famous coach of the Russian national team, Irina Viner. It is she who decides who to invite to participate in prestigious competitions. Wiener once stated that Anna Trubnikova is the best gymnast in Russia. But on international competitions this athlete often makes serious mistakes, because of which she loses large number points.
Professional career
In 2011, Anna joined the Russian junior team for the first time. In group exercises under the guidance of Irina Bystrova and Elena Petunina, she showed good results despite her young age. In the same year, Anna Trubnikova became the European champion. After this victory, her career revived. Just 4 months later she began performing at the Russian Championships. The other team members were older than Anna. Despite this, she performed on par with them. Since 2011, this talented athlete has trained in Novogorsk and St. Petersburg. At home, the same Galina Ulanova trained with her. First of all, all rhythmic gymnastics specialists noted how she performed a turn in the ring. For her, this element was a signature one. Anna Trubnikova performed it better than others all over the world.
Achievements in sports
Anna Trubnikova, for whom rhythmic gymnastics was always in the first place, won many victories in her life. At the World Cup, which took place in Anna’s homeland in St. Petersburg, she had no equal. This gymnast's scores were much higher than those of her competitors. Trubnikova was very pleased with the support of the fans. She already performed in the SKK hall at the age of 12. In the team championship, Anna Trubnikova won the Russian Championship in 2012, and in the individual all-around she became a bronze medalist. Next year this rhythmic gymnast took 2 silver awards and 1 bronze. In 2013, she participated in the Grand Prix in Moscow, which she confidently won. That same year, she won medals at the Grand Prix in Holon, Kalamata and the World Cup. In 2014, Anna Trubnikova won the St. Petersburg Cup. Despite the large number of victories, this athlete is not recognized on the streets of Russian cities. She is happy because she does not like excessive attention to her person.
Life after professional career
The sports career of girls who do rhythmic gymnastics is very short. Already at about 22 years old they finish performing and look for themselves in life. Most female athletes start teaching because for them sport is the main thing in life. Anna Trubnikova also belongs to the category of such girls. Rhythmic gymnastics, photos from the girl’s performances in this sport could often be seen in the news, is very important for her. Anna enjoys working with children in her homeland. Every year a large number of children come to her gymnastics center to study. Young coaches approach the process of teaching children very creatively. They invite acting and dancing teachers, jugglers and, of course, choreographers to the school. They understand children well, since they still have memories of the difficulties that they themselves went through. This athlete has been studying at NSU since 2014. P. F. Lesgaft.
Anna Trubnikova, for whom gymnastics has always been an important part of her life, now successfully works with children. During performances, she always performed difficult programs, even when they were not awarded a large number of points.
We present one of the hopes of St. Petersburg gymnastics in the current Olympic quadrennial
St. Petersburg schoolgirl Anna Trubnikova performed “out of competition” at the World Cup stage in the Sports and Sports Complex. But she almost created a sensation: her ratings turned out to be higher than those of some nominal leaders of the Russian team. Indeed, Anya’s native walls help. A VP correspondent spoke with the hope of St. Petersburg gymnastics (and also, one dreams, at the Games in Rio de Janeiro).
— Before the World Cup, you were serious: you wanted to please the audience by representing your city. How satisfied are you with the performance?
— I liked the hall itself, and the support from the audience was at the same level. By the way, I already danced at the SKK: in 2009, when I was 12 years old, the Russian Championship was held here, and I was invited to participate in demonstration performances— at the gala concert of Evgenia Kanaeva and Daria Kondakova. Overall, I’m happy with how I performed at the stage, but I admit: I can do better. I won’t get to the World Championships in Kyiv, but the Russian Championships start in Penza in October. There I will try to show my best.
— There is a change of generations in the Russian national team. And this circumstance, it would seem, should have helped you “stake out” one of the places on our team...
“We always have the opportunity to reach greater heights.” Head coach national team Irina Viner watches how we perform, and whoever she considers the best is nominated for the main competitions.
— Irina Viner said: at the beginning of the year she considered you the best gymnast in Russia. But, unfortunately, you made serious mistakes at several international tournaments...
- ...When I returned from Moscow to train in St. Petersburg, everything went smoothly. Native walls help.
- You will be recognized in hometown outside the walls of the “Pearl”? Maybe they stop you on the streets and ask for autographs?
“They won’t recognize you on the streets.” So far I'm happy with it. I don't want any extra popularity.
— Galina Ulanova, your coach, and other experts, call Anna Trubnikova a gymnast “ individual plan" Reveal the secret: what are your strongest sides - flexibility, emotionality, something else?
— In rhythmic gymnastics, everything must be on the level - plasticity, grace, emotions, coordination of movements and technique of performing elements. And not only in individual all-around, but also in groups.
— What objects do you like to work with most?
— Now I have all my favorite subjects. Previously, I had the most trusting relationship with the ball - I “persuaded” him to obey. But now I have no preference.
— How much have they increased? training loads?
— The exercises themselves have become more complicated, and of course, you have to spend a little more time practicing the elements than before. When I go home on the subway in the evening, I really want to sleep. Sleep in the carriage nine stations to " Leninsky Prospekt“- a common thing... But my dad sometimes picks me up by car if he gets home from work in time.
— How safe is it for a young girl to fall asleep in our subway? I hope there were no troubles or incidents?
- No, everything is fine. Nobody paid attention to me - well, the girl sleeps and sleeps.
— You have a unique element in your arsenal that no one else can perform Russian gymnast. What is this element?
— In exercises with clubs there is an “exclusive” throw. And “turn the leg into a ring”, where I put my leg on my shoulder - no one does that either (the leg goes back, through the back and head, while the fingers touch the chest. - Ed.). But I do this twist with all objects. Of course, I had to spend a lot of time on it: I have been practicing the element since early childhood.
— Is it customary in rhythmic gymnastics to name elements after the first performers?
- Yes, there was a gymnast in our country, Laysan Utyasheva - two elements at once named her after her.
— Well, when will “Anna Trubnikova’s turn” appear in such a list of elements?
- It's hard to say. This requires the judges to state this element in the rule book.
— Admit it: you see yourself on Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro?
— Every gymnast has a dream to compete at the Olympic Games. And I, of course, am no exception.