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Soviet athlete and coach. USSR’s Honored Rhythmic gymnastics coach. Russia’s Honored coach. Honorary citizen of Astrakhan.

Four-time USSR champion in rhythmic gymnastics. Republican and All-Union category judge in rhythmic gymnastics. Russia’s Honored Worker of Physical Culture, Tatarstan’s Honored Worker of Physical Culture.

Soviet gymnast, USSR honored master of sport  in artistic gymnastics. First champion of Europe in artistic gymnastics (1978). Russia’s  Honored coach. She was awarded the Badge of Honor for her services in sports.

Soviet gymnast, USSR Honored Master of Sports, two-time world champion (1965 and 1967). Senior coach of the USSR national team.

Olympic champion in artistic gymnastics in 1956 and former President of the International Gymnastics Federation - about his path in sports, the struggle for rhythmic gymnastics, communication with sports officials during those years and much more.

Soviet artistic gymnast, USSR Honored Master of Sports, USSR Honored Coach, member of the International Olympic Committee from 1995 to 1997, President of the International Gymnastics Federation from 1976 to 1996, who made a great contribution to the development of rhythmic gymnastics. Thanks to him, it became an Olympic sport.

An innovative dancer who developed movements associated with ancient Greek dance. It is the style of Isadora Duncan’s dance that is considered the progenitor of rhythmic and aesthetic gymnastics. These sports took on the expressiveness of movements and artistry from free dance.

Coach Galina Gorenkova devoted her life to art and beauty. She can confidently be called one of the legends of Omsk rhythmic gymnastics.

Lyudmila Savinkova is a Soviet gymnast, USSR Honored Master of Sports and the first ever world champion in rhythmic gymnastics.