Lilia Bilyalovna Nazmutdinova ( June 13, 1936 , Sverdlovsk - September 18, 2018 , Yekaterinburg ) - four-time champion of the USSR in rhythmic gymnastics .
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| Floor | female |
| Date of Birth | June 13, 1936 |
| Place of Birth | Sverdlovsk , USSR |
| Date of death | September 18, 2018 (82 years old) |
| Place of death | Ekaterinburg , Russia |
| Professional career | 1955-1970 |
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Biography
Lilia Nazmutdinova was born on June 13, 1936 in Sverdlovsk . In 1947, she began to engage in rhythmic gymnastics at the Palace of Pioneers.
In 1955 she became a master of sports in rhythmic gymnastics - the first in the USSR.
Lilia Nazmutdinova - four-time absolute champion of the USSR, won the first gold medal in 1952 at the USSR championship in Tallinn. In the same year she won silver at the national championship in Leningrad. In 1953, she became the champion of the RSFSR, in 1954, the champion of the RSFSR and the USSR.
For more than 10 years she was captain of the USSR national rhythmic gymnastics team.
In 1965, Lilia Nazmutdinova first got to the World Cup and won the bronze in exercises with objects.
After completing her sports career due to a serious injury, Lilia Nazmutdinova continued her coaching work (until 1999); among her pupils are her younger sister, the 1971 world champion Alfiya Nazmutdinova and the bronze medalist of the 1996 Olympics, Julia Ivanova .
Family
The younger sisters of Lilia Nazmutdinova are also famous gymnasts:
- Rosalia (born in 1946) - Honorary Master of Sports, two-time champion of the USSR. Champion of the RSFSR. Honored Coach of Russia. Awarded the badge of honor "For Merits in the Development of Sports"
- Alfiya (born in 1949) - Honored Master of Sports of the USSR, world champion in exercise with ribbon, silver and bronze medalist of world championships, two-time winner of the USSR Cup, four-time champion of the RSFSR. Awarded the badge of honor "For Merits in the Development of Sports"
- Ilmira (born 1951) - USSR Master of Sports, bronze medalist of the USSR Championship in group exercises. Awarded the sign "Excellence in Physical Education", "Veteran of Sports", champion of the CA "Labor Reserves"
Rewards
- Honored Worker of Physical Culture.
- Honored Worker of Physical Culture and Sports.
- Medal "For Labor Valor"
- Medal "For Merit to the Sverdlovsk Region"
- Medal "For Merit in the Development of the Olympic Movement in Russia"
- Medal "For Sporting Valor."