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Two-time champion of the USSR in rhythmic gymnastics, Honored Master of Sports of the USSR, Honored Coach of Russia in rhythmic gymnastics. Champion of the RSFSR. Honored Worker of Physical Culture of the Republic of Tatarstan. She was awarded the honorary badge For Merits in the Development of Physical Culture and Sports and the badge of Excellence in Physical Culture and Sports.

Founder of rhythmic gymnastics in the Chelyabinsk region. Teacher, coach. USSR’s Excellent Education Worker.

Honored Coach of the RSFSR. Founder of the Kazan school of rhythmic gymnastics. Honored figure of physical culture and sports of the Republic of Tatarstan.

Russia’s Honored Coach. Founder of the Ryazan School of Rhythmic Gymnastics.

Founder of the Ivanovo school, from a rifle platoon commander to the Head of the regional Federation of Rhythmic Gymnastics. The road of Zinaida Matveeva.

The Soviet and Russian coach. She worked with athletes in the Volgograd Region and then in Portugal and Mexico. She participated in training of bronze medalist of 1996 Olympics Olga Shtyrenko.

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.