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This document provides biographical information about Anastasia Zueva, a professional swimmer from Penza, Russia. It states that she has been training as a swimmer for 15 years under coach Natalia Kozlova. Anastasia is a Vice-Champion of the 2012 Olympics and has won numerous championships in Russia and Europe. She has earned medals, including silver and bronze, at multiple Olympic games.
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- 1. The project is done by Andrei Kulashkin, Penza, Russia
- 2. Penza is a provincial town in the central part of Russia. It is a home town of many sportsmen. I want to tell you about one of my compatriots - Anastasia Zueva. She is a professional swimmer. Anastasia Zueva was born on May 8, 1990. She has been training for 15 years in Penza under the direction of honored coach Natalia Kozlova.
- 3. Every day she trains for hours in the pool to enter sport competitions and win the Olympic games. Anastasia is a Vice-Champion of the 2012 Olympics. She is a multiple champion of Russia, a recordholder of Russia and Europe, a World Champion(2011). Do you know she has been awarded silver and bronze medals at the Olympic games for 3 times?
- 4. 1 silver medal in London(2012), silver and gold medals in Shanghai(2011), 2 silver medals in Rome(2009), 2 gold and 2 silver medals in Eindhoven(2008).