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№ п/п Name Итого билетов Страна Город 1 Fedotov Ivan or Fedotova Nataliya 355 Russian Federation Saint-Petersburg 2 Bidenkov Dmitrij or Garbar Olga 325 Russian Federation Москва 3 Stepaniuk Alona 312 Ukraine Киев 4 Artykowa Ogulmaral or Artykov Dzhumalmyrat 310 Turkmenistan Ashgabat 5 Strilka jana 296 Ukraine Ternopol 6 Makhina Altyn Neways 242 Kazakhstan Aktau 7 Britarev Dmitrij 238 Russian Federation Obninsk 8 Antonova Larisa or Antonov Dmitriy 228 Russian Federation Нижний Тагил 9 Zarubina Oksana 218 Russian Federation Новый Уренгой 10 Katalymova Tatjana or Katalymov Sergey 190 Russian Federation Ухта 11 Korobova Natalja 158 Russian Federation Москва 12 Pushkareva Ljudmila 148 Russian Federation Чебоксары 13 Korovina Irina 148 Kazakhstan Актобе 14 Samiev Zamirbek 147 Uzbekistan TASHKENT 15 Kirmanova Alija 146 Kazakhstan Aktau 16 Samieva Lola 142 Uzbekistan Tashkent 17 Opatska Roksolana or Opatska Galina 138 Ukraine Ternopol 18 Copa Svetlana 138 Ukraine Lvov 19 MOYSYEEVA ANASTASIYA 138 Ukraine ДУБНО 20 Varnavskaja Tatjana 136 Russian Federation Великий Новгород 21 Kuleva Elena 136 Russian Federation Zelenogorsk 22 SAMIEVA ZULFIJA 133 Uzbekistan TASHKENT 23 Kaigazieva Kasila 130 Kazakhstan Aktau 24 Petrunina Nadezhda 128 Russian Federation Yaroslavl' 25 Nurmatova Gulnigor 126 Uzbekistan Tashkent 26 Antonova Tatjana 126 Russian Federation S.Peterburg 27 Kitaeva Galina 126 Russian Federation Киров 28 Belous Vitaliy or Chistyakova Yana 124 Ukraine Dzerzhynsk 29 Alexeenko Tatiana or Alexeenko Dmitriy 124 Russian Federation Обнинск 30 Zhamatova Mamlakat 123 Uzbekistan Tashkent 31 Amanbekov Sembat 122 Kazakhstan Astana 32 Obidov Olimjon 122 Uzbekistan Tashkent 33 Semagina Natalija 120 Russian Federation Усолье-Сибирское 34 Lukina Irina 120 Russian Federation Cheboksary 35 Saburov Khozhageldi or Selbaeva Bagila 120 Kazakhstan Актау 36 Belenkaya Natalya 118 Ukraine Торез 37 Samieva Nargiza 116 Uzbekistan Tashkent 38 Makhtumova Maral 116 Turkmenistan Ashhabad 39 Slobodian Maria or Slobodian Yuriy 116 Ukraine Тернополь 40 Pshenichniy Vladimir or Pshenichnaya Svetlana 112 Ukraine Kramatorsk 41 Sabakbaeva Sholpan 112 Kazakhstan Aktau 42 Adilzhanova Raushan or Adilzhanova Merslu 112 Kazakhstan Aktobe 43 Gaytan Raysa or GAYTAN VITALIY 110 Ukraine Мариуполь 44 Avilova Irina 110 Russian Federation Ljudinovo Akmamedova Ogulister or Akmamedov 45 Yazhumm 110 Turkmenistan Ашхабад 46 Vinogradova Tatjana 110 Russian Federation Ярославль 47 Sergeenkova Polina or Sergeenkov Pavel 108 Russian Federation Москва 48 Bekesheva Ljudmila 108 Russian Federation Cheljabinsk 49 Voloshko Nina 108 Russian Federation Ангарск 50 Judina Tatjana 108 Russian Federation Ludinovo 51 SHACHAF HAGIT 108 Israel RAMAT GAN 52 Polyakova Elena 106 Russian Federation SPB 53 Trifonova Valentina or Trifonov Leonid 106 Russian Federation Чебоксары 54 Stepanova Svetlana or Stepanov Alexsey 104 Russian Federation Jaroslavl 55 LIPETS SOFIA or FINE ZLATA 104 Israel JERUSALEM 56 Dorosh Irina or DOROSH Viktor 102 Russian Federation Юбилейный 57 Trushkina Svetlana 102 Ukraine Konstantinovka 58 Adamenko Ljubov 102 Ukraine Kiev 59 Beljaeva Svetlana 102 Russian Federation Нижний Тагил 60 Bochkarev Vladimir or Petrov Anton 102 Russian Federation Yaroslavl 61 Kizilgulova Ulbosyn 100 Kazakhstan Актау 62 Mikhaylova Valja 98 Russian Federation Usole-Sibirskoe 63 Radchuk Lyuba 98 Ukraine Kiev 64 Cherkasova Evgeniya 98 Russian Federation Sankt-Peterburg 65 Netsyuk Igor or Netsyuk Vitaliya 96 Ukraine LANOVTSY 66 Olejnik Galina or Olejnik Jurij 96 Ukraine Seversk 67 Kuzakon Tetyana 96 Ukraine B.Dnestrovskij 68 Valihura Liliya 94 Ukraine Ternopol 69 Gajnanova Nurila or Gayanov Farid 94 Turkmenistan Туркменбаши 70 Khovzun Galina 92 Russian Federation Moscow 71 Volzhankina Elena 92 Russian Federation Железногорск 72 Shapieva Ulmeken or Nadirbaev Abzal 92 Kazakhstan пос. Макат LITCHENKOVA NATALIA or Litchenkov 73 Vyacheslav 92 Russian Federation Ярославль 74 Oraznyyazova Nelli 92 Turkmenistan Ashgabat 75 Silakova Ljudmila 90 Russian Federation Ухта 76 NATALIYA MOROZOVA 90 Russian Federation Санкт-Петербург 77 Annaberdyeva Lena or Annaberdyev Vadim 88 Turkmenistan Ашхабад 78 Ianishevski Ludmila or Ianishevski Viktor 88 Moldova Бельцы 79 Vasilkova Elvira 88 Russian Federation Cheboksary 80 Morozova Anna or Morozov Andrej 86 Russian Federation Москва 81 Barzova Olga 86 Russian Federation Москва 82 Suyundikova Karlygash 86 Kazakhstan Astana 83 Rahmanova Nazenin 86 Turkmenistan Ashgabat 84 Holoyuh Alexandra 84 Ukraine Ternopil' 85 Sarina Gulzija or Sarin Baymurat 84 Kazakhstan Актобе 86 Sasonskij Igor or Sasonskaj Anzhelika 82 Russian Federation Zheleznogorsk 87 Kiforenko Albina 82 Ukraine Zhdanovka 88 Balashova Marina 82 Russian Federation Brjansk 89 Karnakbaeva Asel or Tokov Zhamangara 82 Kazakhstan Astana 90 Apostol Mychail 82 Ukraine Дубно 91 Gaganova Natalja 80 Russian Federation Ярославль 92 Varnacheva Lada or Razvodin Evgenij 80 Russian Federation Jaroslavl 93 Varlamova Svetlana 80 Uzbekistan Ташкент 94 Dorofeeva Nataliya Aleksandrovna 80 Russian Federation Yaroslavl 95 Savina Olga 78 Russian Federation Penza 96 Gilyev Leo 78 Russian Federation Perm 97 Smaznova Vera or Anchytina Irina 78 Russian Federation Усолье-Сибирское 98 Shurda Dmitriy or SHURDA SVETLANA 78 Ukraine Mariupol 99 Tumanshayeva Burysh 78 Kazakhstan Aktau 100 Filatova Ljudmila 76 Russian Federation Брянск 101 Bakhareva Tamara 76 Russian Federation St Petersburg 102 Vyalitsina Nadezhda 76 Ukraine Нижнегорск 103 Ostashkova Olga or Ostashkov Oleg 76 Russian Federation Тайшет 104 Zakharov Sergey or Belkina Svetlana 76 Russian Federation Sankt-Petersburg 105 Alexandrova Lyubov 76 Russian Federation Ukhta 106 Boluhata Natalia 74 Ukraine Тернополь 107 Berezkina Galina 74 Russian Federation Perm 108 Volkova Anna or Wolkova Larisa 74 Ukraine Kiev 109 Zasedko Svitlana 74 Ukraine Бережаны 110 Koncevych Hanna 74 Ukraine 0 111 Nikolaeva Anzhela 74 Russian Federation Jaroslavl` 112 Tsakoeva Oxana 74 Ukraine Бердичев 113 Shyevchenko Jekaterina 74 Ukraine Мариуполь Ponomarenko Natalya or PONOMARENKO 114 VLADIMIR 74 Ukraine Mariupol 115 Akbaeva Agabeg 74 Turkmenistan Ашхабад 116 Chizhyk Elena Valerievna 74 Ukraine Тернополь 117 IGAL VERA 74 Israel YAVNE 118 Baranova Irina N 72 Russian Federation 119 Shautdinova Nataliya 72 Ukraine Славянск 120 Sheremeteva Nina 70 Russian Federation Санктт-петербург 121 Bazova Tamara 70 Russian Federation Нарофоминск 122 Fomina Valentina or Fomin Aleksandr 70 Ukraine Mariupol 123 Rafikov Rafkat 70 Russian Federation Moscow 98312,Kerch, Furmanowa strit 124 Soltys Sergiy 70 Ukraine 17/27-30 125 Dereza Gennadiy or Dovgal Marina 68 Ukraine Kramatorsk 126 LIPSKAJA NATALIJA 68 Russian Federation ULAN-UDE 127 Kharitonova Svetlana 68 Russian Federation Каменск - Уральский 128 Krul Alfia 68 Ukraine Ивано-Франковск 129 Muratov Rais 68 Russian Federation Железногорск 130 Minibaeva Nurija 68 Russian Federation Sterlitamak Stotskaia Ekaterina Eduardovna or Stotskaia 131 Elena Dmitrievna SOKOL 67 Russian Federation Москва 132 Krasilnikova Gelzian 66 Russian Federation Пермь 133 Tsymbaljuk Svetlana 66 Ukraine Ивано-Франковск 134 Hedzenko Yuliya 66 Ukraine Винница 135 Abieva Batshaty 66 Kazakhstan Актобе 136 Krasilnikov Vladimir or Krasilnikova Ninel 66 Ukraine Изюм 137 GUTTMAN ILANA 66 Israel JERUSALEM 138 Yakovis Emma 64 Russian Federation St. Petersburg 139 Evdokimova Olga 64 Russian Federation СПБ 140 Alkhimenkova Marina 64 Russian Federation Ludinovo 141 Kornejchuk Tatjana 64 Russian Federation СПБ 142 Samoylova Liliya 64 Ukraine Мариуполь 143 Zhaksybaeva Gulnar 64 Kazakhstan Макат 144 Moldazharova Nessibeli or Sharipov Samurat 64 Kazakhstan Актобе 145 Matyuka Raisa 64 Latvia Riga 146 Khudoyberdieva Gulasal 64 Uzbekistan Tashkent 147 Zhanterekova Asiya or Kumarova Raisa 64 Kazakhstan Aktobe 148 Shambilova Sanija Mukadesov 62 Russian Federation Engels 149 Boginskaya Marina or Koroleva Irina 62 Russian Federation Ярославль 150 Bogdashkina Valentina 62 Ukraine Славянск 151 Mozharova Olga 62 Russian Federation Jaroslavl 152 Balagurak Tatiana 62 Russian Federation Новый Уренгой 153 Vinogradova Natalja or Vinogradov Oleg 62 Russian Federation Kirov 154 Gudanova Svetlana 62 Russian Federation Moscow 155 Smirnova Nina or Smirnov Boris 62 Russian Federation СПБ Ageeva Svetlana Ivanovna or Petukhova 156 Antonina 62 Russian Federation Chelyabinsk 157 Soltys Lidiya 62 Israel Holon 158 RYBAKOVA GALINA 62 Russian Federation CHEBOKSARY 159 Kurinskii Marina or Kurinskii Sergey 61 Russian Federation Москва 160 Levi Elena or Levi Uma 61 Israel Kfar Saba 161 Ayvazjan Sergej or Rodionova Elena 61 Uzbekistan Tashkent 162 Efimova Irina or Shubina Stanisiava 60 Russian Federation СПБ 163 Kirillina Vera 60 Russian Federation St. Petersburg 164 Vorobiova Larisa or Borisova Tatyana 60 Ukraine Kiev 165 Ermakova Natalja 60 Russian Federation Шилово 166 Bobyshev Vladimir or Bobysheva Tatjana 60 Russian Federation Tver 167 Chernova Iryna 60 Ukraine Килия 168 Zlatkevich Natalya 60 Ukraine Torez 169 Tiagunova Ludmila 60 Ukraine Mariupol 170 LEVI EZRA 60 Israel HOLON 171 Darmenko Larisa Vladimirovna 60 Ukraine Mariupol 172 Burova Ludmila 58 Russian Federation СПБ 173 Strazdina Anita 58 Latvia Aizkraukle 174 Agabaeva Gozel or Agabaev Reshit 58 Turkmenistan Ашхабад 175 Arapova Tamara 58 Russian Federation Пермь 176 KOLOTILOVA LENA 58 Ukraine PRZEMYSL 177 Dunenko Zhenya or Dunenko Nikita 58 Russian Federation Moscow 178 Halilova Giulnara 58 Russian Federation СПБ 179 Suvorov Aleksandr or Bokova Irina 58 Russian Federation Иркутск 180 Kadirbaeva Razija or Orazbaev
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    ISSN 2311-6374 MINISTRY OF EDUCATION AND SCIENCE OF UKRAINE KHARKIV STATE ACADEMY OF PHYSICAL CULTURE SLOBOZHANSKYI HERALD OF SCIENCE AND SPORT Scientific and theoretical journal Published 6 times in a year English ed. Online published in October 2013 Vollum 9 No. 1 Kharkiv Kharkiv State Academy of Physical Culture 2021 P 48 UDC 796.011(055)”540.3” Slobozhanskyi herald of science and sport: [scientific and theoretical journal]. Kharkiv: KhSAPC, 2021. Vol. 9. No. 1. 168 p. English version of the journal “SLOBOZANS`KIJ NAUKOVO-SPORTIVNIJ VISNIK” The journal includes articles which are reflecting the materials of modern scientific researches in the field of physical culture and sports. The journal is intended for teachers, coaches, athletes, postgraduates, doctoral students research workers and other industry experts. Contents Themes: 1. Physical education of different population groups. 2. Improving the training of athletes of different qualification. 3. Biomedical Aspects of Physical Education and Sports. 4. Human health, physical rehabilitation and physical recreation. 5. Biomechanical and informational tools and technologies in physical education and sport. 6. Management, psychological-educational, sociological and philosophical aspects of physical education and sport. 7. Historical aspects of the development of physical culture and sports. Publication of Kharkiv State Academy of Physical Culture Publication language – English ISSN (English ed. Online) 2311-6374 ISSN (Ukrainian ed. Print) 1991-0177 ISSN (Ukrainian ed. Online) 1999-818X Key title: Slobozhanskyi herald of science and sport Abbreviated key title: Slobozhanskyi her. sci. sport © Kharkiv State Academy of Physical Culture, 2021 2 SLOBOZHANSKYI HERALD OF SCIENCE AND SPORT scientific and theoretical journal Vollum 9.