Elena Isinbaeva
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Elena Isinbaeva is a Russian pole vaulter who began her career at age 5 in sports school in her hometown of Volgograd. She took up pole vaulting at age 16 and within six months won her first gold medal. In 1999 she became the best pole vaulter at the World Youth Championships, winning her second gold. Overall she has won 25 medals including 21 gold in her career. She now lives in Monaco but maintains close ties to her family and hometown of Volgograd.
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A brief history of Volleyball
Volleyball, born in 1895 through the inventive mind of William G. Morgan, originated as "Mintonette" within YMCA circles in Holyoke, Massachusetts, USA. Quickly evolving from its humble beginnings, it underwent a significant name change to "volleyball" as Alfred Halstead aptly captured its essence during an early exhibition. With standardized rules established, the sport spread rapidly, finding fertile ground within YMCA organizations and beyond. The formation of the Fédération Internationale de Volleyball (FIVB) in 1947 marked a pivotal moment, ushering in a new era of international recognition and growth. Volleyball made its Olympic debut in 1964, captivating audiences worldwide with its fast-paced action and competitive spirit. Over the years, beach volleyball emerged as a popular variant, further diversifying the sport's appeal. Today, volleyball stands as a global phenomenon, celebrated for its athleticism, teamwork, and universal accessibility, embodying the enduring spirit of camaraderie and competition.
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Elena Isinbaeva
- 2. Elena Isinbaeva was born on June, 3 rd 1982 in Volgograd, Russia. She began her career at age of 5. When her parents brought her to the sport – school. When she was 15 years old she ultimately left the sport because as she was considered to be tall to be compete in gymnastics.
- 3. Six months after she took up pole – vaulting, at the age 16 th, she won her first gold medal in Moscow, Russia. In 1999, Elena Isinbaeva became the best pole – vaulter at the World Youth Championships in Bydgszcz, Poland and she took her second gold medal. She always tries to get a gold medal.
- 5. She has got a nice family! Her father is Haji Gadzhievich Isinbaev and her mother is Natalya Petrovna Isinbaeva. For a long time Elene lived in Monte Carlo. In March of 2011, Isinbaeva returned to her native town, Volgograd. She wanted to live with her parents, but in 2013 she moved back to Monaco.
- 6. Elena Isinbaeva is the great est pole – vaulter of our country. She is very popular all over the world. She is not only the great athlete but she is also a beautiful woman.