According to competent experts, biathlon is a difficult sport. To achieve decent results, you must have physical health and emotional-volitional stability. Yana Romanova was part of the national team of the country.
Starting conditions
It is advisable to join physical education classes from an early age. School programs are designed for children with average abilities. For those who have clearly expressed abilities, there are sports sections. Such a system has developed in the distant past and is fully justified. Students always have the right to make their own choices. Yana Sergeevna Romanova was born on May 11, 1983 in an ordinary Soviet family. Parents lived in the city of Kurgan. My father worked at a trucking company. Mother worked as a teacher in kindergarten.
In early childhood, Yana was no different from her peers. The girl grew up in good conditions. When the age approached, she was enrolled in school. Romanova studied well. Although there weren’t enough stars from the sky. The teaching staff was creative and active. Children were constantly attracted to participate in amateur performances and in sports competitions. I liked to do athletics. In the summer, she ran sprint distances. In winter, she showed excellent results in skiing. The coach noticed a capable girl and invited him to the biathlon section.
Achievements and Disqualification
The graduate class student Romanova was attracted by the coaches of the country's youth biathlon team. After graduating from school, Yana moved to Omsk, where she began training under the supervision of experienced mentors and getting an education at the State University of Physical Culture and Sports. Properly organized training process allowed the young athlete to demonstrate her abilities. At the qualifying tournaments in 2002, Romanova confidently entrenched in the thirty of the best athletes in the world. At the 2007 Universiade in Turin, a Russian biathlete won a bronze medal.
Biathlon team competition. For several years, Romanova made her contribution to the overall victory. At the 2014 Olympics in Sochi, Russian biathletes won an honorable second place in the team standings. After some time, the so-called doping scandal erupted in the Olympic Committee. First of all, athletes from Russia fell under suspicion. After lengthy and noisy proceedings, Yana Romanova was disqualified, suspended from participation in the Olympics forever and demanded to return the silver medal.
