Klyugina, Victoria Yuryevna

Victoria Klyugina
Victoria Klyugina
general information
Full name	Victoria Yuryevna Klyugina
Date and place of birth	September 28, 1980 (aged 39); Moscow , USSR
Citizenship	Russia
Club	Youth of Moscow
Trainers	Sergey Klyugin
IAAF
Personal records
Height	1.98 (2008)
Personal records in the room
Height	2.00 (2009)
International medals
	European Indoor Championship

Viktoria Yuryevna Klyugina (girlhood - Slivka , September 28, 1980 , Moscow ) is a Russian athlete , a master of sports of international class .

Content

1 Career
2 Personal life
3 notes
4 References

Career

In 1999, Victoria won the gold medal at the European Junior Championships . At the European Indoor Championships in 2000, she became the 6th.

Returning to the sport after the birth of her daughter, Klyugina at the European Indoor Championships in 2009 became a bronze medalist, losing to Ariana Friedrich and Ruth Beitia . At the next championship, Victoria could not reach the final, becoming the 14th in the qualification.

Personal life

Married to track and field athlete Sergey Klyugin . The couple has three children - a girl and two boys ^[1] .

Notes

↑ The Klyugins have a son (Russian) . Rusathletics. Date of treatment January 27, 2013. Archived on February 6, 2013.

Links

Klyugina, Victoria Yuryevna - profile on the IAAF website

[1] The Klyugins have a son (Russian) . Rusathletics. Date of treatment January 27, 2013. Archived on February 6, 2013.