PAVLOVA Anna Russia Discipline: Womens Artistic			Last update: 05/09/2011
Status:	Active
Licence No.:	00001493
Date of birth:	06/09/1987	Age:	26
Gender:	Female
Height:	142 cm/4.7 ft	Weight:	48 kg/105.8 lb
Place of birth:	OREKHOVA/ZUEVO (RUS)
Hometown:	OREKHOVA/ZUEVO (RUS)
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Children:	0 boys 0 girls
Occupation:	Student
Languages Spoken:	R
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Current Club:	Dinamo
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Head coach:	Nadeska Pavlova (RUS)
Assistant coach:	Leonid Arkaev (RUS)
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Creation date:	2000-04-19
More about PAVLOVA Anna:
Coached by her mother Nadejda Pavlova. The 2002 European Junior Champion in the All-Around, Vault and Team celebrated her first Olympics in Athens with two Bronze medals (Vault and Team) and she was only 0.025 from Nan Zhang for the Bronze All-around medal finishing in 4th place. A great "technician" with a difficult programme. Anna is a focussed and dedicated gymnast. Watch for her in the future! 2004 Glasgow Grand Prix and World Cup- Silver on Vault; Ghent World Cup Qualifier- Silver on Beam and Bronze on Vault. 2004 DTB Cup in Stuttgart, 29 Nov. - Gold on Vault Anna Pavlova finally got the expected reward for all her youth efforts with an Olympic bronze medal at Vault. She also helped the Russians to a team bronze. The 2002 Junior European Champion Anna Pavlova is one of the most promising young Russian gymnasts. She is expected to continue the glorious traditions of her country in this sport. She goes to the 2004 Olympic capable of winning medals on all four events. She is a great technician, focussed and dedicated gymnast and has a difficult programme on all apparatus. She competed at two European Junior Championships (2000 and 2002) winning 6 medals - 5 gold and 1 silver. Won a silver medal on beam at the 2001 Goodwill Games. Began competing as a senior in the spring of 2003 with excellent results, finished second to Khorkina in the all-around at the 2003 Russian National Championships, and first on vault and beam at the French International in Paris and floor exercise at the Cottbus Cup in Germany. She earned some valuable experience at the Worlds 2003 in Anaheim, before getting silver medal at Vault at the Euro 2004. Started gymnastics at age 5. Coached by her mother Nadejda PAVLOVA. Most inspired by Svetlana KHORKINA, Yelena ZAMOLODCHIKOVA and Yekaterina LOBAZNYUK. Would like to pursue a career as a coach. Born in a district of Moscow, Russia. Father is Anatoly. Has one brother Mikhail (born 1989). Full name is Anna Anatolyevna PAVLOVA. Favourite subject is mathematics. Enjoys cooking. Has a reputation for being very shy, but has a sharp sense of humour according to her team-mates. Has her own official website at pavlova.narod.ru. Other Achievements: 2002: -Russian Championships, March- All-around Champion (2. N.Ziganshina 3. G.Ziganshina); 1st on A. Bars. -The Stella Zakharova Cup, Kiev, March - 2nd in the All-around behind the Ukrainian Alina Kozich. 1st on vault, 2nd on beam. -Junior European Champion in the All-around, on Vault and Team, Russia ; 2nd on balance beam- Patras, Greece, April. -The International Sports Youth Games in Moscow, June - First place in the all-around and on vault and beam; 3rd on floor. -Russian Cup, September: Bronze in the All-Around (1.Ziganshina 2. Zamolodchikova); Silver on vault and floor, Bronze on floor. - Massilia Cup, November, 9-11: All-Around - 3rd (1. O. Ban ROM, 2. A. Slater AUS). - Vault - 1st. 2001: Goodwill Games - Silver medal on Beam. 2000: European Junior Champion on A. Bars and Team, 5th AA. vam - 12.2004