Yevgeniya Kanayeva
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Yevgeniya Kanayeva is a retired Russian rhythmic gymnast who was introduced to the sport at age 6 by her grandmother. She won gold medals in the all-around event at the 2008 and 2012 Olympics. Kanayeva trained under coach Irina Viner and was part of the Russian national team from 2005 to 2012, when she retired from competition. She is the most decorated rhythmic gymnast in history with over 25 medals from the Olympics, World Championships, and World Games.
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Yevgeniya Kanayeva
- 2. Personal information: Full name: Yevgeniya Olegovna Kanayeva Born: 2 April 1990 Omsk, Soviet Union. Discipline: Rhythmic gymnastics. Years on national team: 2005 – 2012 Head coach: Irina Viner Retired: 2012 Have win two Olympic allaround gold medals (2008, 2012).
- 3. Started of career: Her grandmother, a devoted fan of rhythmic gymnastics and figure skating, introduced sixyear-old Kanaeva to rhythmic gymnastics. Her first trainer, Elena Araiswas impressed by her enthusiasm for learning difficult elements. Kanaeva join a group of young rhythmic gymnasts from Omsk for try-outs in Moscow at the age of 12. Her performance caught the eye of Amina Zaripova, who was in charge of the youth program.
- 5. Olympic Games Gold 2012 Londo n AllAroun d 2008 Beijin g AllAroun d World Championships Gold Gold 2009 Kaohsiung Ribbon Gold 2009 Kaohsiung Rope Hoop 2011 Montpellier Clubs 2011 Montpellier Ribbon Gold 2011 Montpellier Team 2010 Moscow All-around Gold 2010 Moscow Ball Gold 2010 Moscow Hoop Gold Hoop 2011 Montpellier Gold 2009 Kaohsiung Gold Ball Gold Ball 2011 Montpellier Gold 2009 Kaohsiung All-around Gold World Games 2011 Montpellier Gold Gold Gold 2010 Moscow Team Gold 2009 Mie All-around Gold Gold Gold Gold Gold Gold 2009 Mie 2009 Mie 2009 Mie 2009 Mie 2009 Mie 2007 Patras Ball Hoop Ribbon Rope Team Team Silver 2010 Moscow Rope
- 6. Post-Olympics At a conference of the Russian Rhythmic Gymnastics Federation (RRGF) on 4 December 2012 in Novogorsk, Kanaeva announced the end of her competitive career, saying "Most probably, I have finished my career. There was a choice between labor in training and switching to another activity. In June 2009, Shtelbaums stated that Kanaeva had the quality to become a good coach because of her attentiveness in instructing young rhythmic gymnasts.