第五次参加奥运会的33岁妈妈级体操选手丘索维金娜的故事

咖啡趣多多 · 发表于 2008-8-12 02:33:56

最伟大的妈妈：丘索维金娜(图)2008年08月10日19:46 来源：人民网

年龄33 　　如果要选出体育界中最伟大的母亲，没有疑问，就是丘索维金娜。　　从绝对年龄来说，33岁的女子运动员在体育界中虽然已经可以算老将，但其他妈妈选手也以比她更大的年纪取得过更好的成绩。可一旦把她从事的运动项目摆出来，那么足可以让所人对这个目前为止只取得过一枚奥运金牌的母亲竖起大拇指，因为她是体操运动员，孩子已经上小学的体操运动员。　　75年出生的她早在1989年就开始参加国际比赛，第一个世界冠军还是在91年美国体操世锦赛上获得的。而那个时候，很多参加北京奥运会体操比赛的女选手还没有出生。作为一个大多数女选手14／15岁开始参加各种比赛，16／17岁取得好成绩同时已经可以称之为老将，18／19岁可以功成身退的项目，而同年龄段的其它项目女选手才刚开始崭露头角的情况。可以说，她是见证体操进20年发展的活化石，一个体操项目上的“奶奶”辈选手。　　而让她继续拼搏的原因其实很简单-钱，她患白血病的儿子需要医药费。02年釜山亚运会上，得到2枚金牌后正打算将喜悦和孩子分享时，传来孩子吐血晕倒的消息-是可怕的白血病。　　并不富裕的夫妇二人卖掉房子和汽车，但高昂的医疗费依然压得喘不过气来，而乌兹别克斯坦国内医疗条件又十分差，不可能对孩子病情有帮助，所以出国治疗成唯一途径。而面对更加高昂的医药费，这位并不高大的母亲没有想过搏取社会的同情，而是坚强的选择了复出参赛获取奖金的办法来挽救孩子。德国一家医院的化疗很有效果，德国体育部门也向她抛出橄榄枝，带着一线希望，一家人来到德国，一边治疗，一边训练、比赛。　　幸运的是，因为有着绝对丰富的训练技巧，她在这个几乎所有选手都一身伤的项目中身体状态保持的相当好，从01-06年，她在世锦赛上的跳马成绩没有出过前三，03年还获得了跳马冠军。而在07年顺利获得北京奥运入场券后，这位伟大的母亲也将踏上第五次奥运之旅，而孩子的病情也有了很大好转，只需要未来几年内每个季度验次血就可以了。　　对她来说，为了孩子，绝对不能倒下。　　之所以已经33岁“高龄”还坚持留在体操赛场内,只为了让身患白血病的儿子重新过上健康的生活。这位超人妈妈在2001到2006年间,在世锦赛跳马项目的成绩没有跌出过前三名,2003年获得跳马冠军,并在2007年拿到北京奥运会的入场券。怀着对儿子至深的爱,她将第五次踏上奥运征程。　　生育后主要荣誉：2003年世锦赛跳马冠军。　　爱子宣言：为了孩子，绝对不能倒下。

咖啡趣多多 · 发表于 2008-8-12 02:45:14

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性别：女

国籍：乌兹别克斯坦

生日：1975.6.19

身高：1.53米

项目：体操

个人简介： 33岁对有的项目来说可能并不算老，但对娃娃当家的体操比赛来说却只能用惊人来表达。１９７５年出生的前乌兹别克体操选手丘索维金娜今年已经是３3岁“高龄”，但还坚持着奥运梦想。这位两个孩子的妈妈在十多年前的奥运会上就已摘取金牌。在丘索维金娜的脸上，眼角的皱纹似乎在向人们诉说她那忧伤的经历。每当这位“妈妈选手”出场，观众总会报以热烈的掌声，向她的不幸遭遇表示同情。没有钱给患白血病的儿子医治，没有训练的基本保护措施，也许只有在比赛胜利之后的瞬间，丘索维金娜才能减轻一些对自己患病儿子的思念。然而，在比赛结束之后，她又要为医治儿子的白血病而去奔波。然而，这个忧伤故事中的女主角表现出异常的坚强，她说，为了儿子，自己一定要坚持。退役还没有被这位前苏联体操选手列上自己的日程中，丘索维金娜成名于1992年，在巴塞罗那奥运会上17岁的丘索维金娜为前苏联拿到了奥运会的金牌。今年33岁的她早已和前苏联著名的摔跤运动员库尔班诺夫结婚，不过丘索维金娜表示自己不但要参加世锦赛，还要参加2008年的北京奥运会。对于她来说现在似乎没有什么是不可能的。丘索维金娜参加了从１９９２年巴塞罗那以来的四届奥运会，丘索维金娜因为在2003年世锦赛资格赛意外失手而未参加2004年雅典奥运会。2006年，为了给得白血病的儿子筹措高额的医药费，她加入德国国籍，继续征战体操赛场。

辉煌战绩： 7岁参加体操训练，6次参加世锦赛赢得7枚奖牌：　　1991年代表独联体夺得世锦赛女子团体和自由体操金牌、跳马银牌；　　1992、1993、2002年世锦赛跳马铜牌；　　2001年世锦赛跳马银牌；　　2003年世锦赛跳马冠军；　　2005年体操世锦赛跳马亚军；　　2006年体操世锦赛跳马季军；　　2007年体操世锦赛跳马第六；　　四次参加奥运会，1992年代表独联体夺得团体金牌；　　三次参加亚运会，2002年代表乌兹别克斯坦夺得跳马和自由体操冠军、平衡木亚军，1994年获得跳马和平衡木第三名。　　国际体操联合会中有三个动作以其命名(两个在高低杠，1个自由体操)。丘索维金娜是当今女子体操项目上罕见的高龄选手，她之所以现在还拼搏在世界体坛上的一个重要原因是为患有白血病的儿子挣得医疗费。

咖啡趣多多 · 发表于 2008-8-12 02:46:17

英文简介： Oksana Aleksandrovna Chusovitina (Russian:Оксана Александровна Чусовитина; born June 19, 1975 in Bukhara, Uzbek SSR, USSR) is an Olympic medalist and World Champion gymnast who has competed for Germany since 2006. She was formerly a citizen of, and a competitor for, the Soviet Union (before 1993) and Uzbekista (1993-2006). To date, Chusovitina's career in elite gymnastics has spanned almost twenty years. She won the USSR Junior Nationals in 1988 and began competing at the senior international level in 1989, before many of her current rivals were even born. She is the only female gymnast ever to compete in four Olympic Games, and has also competed in ten World Championships, three Asian Games and three Goodwill Games. In addition, Chusovitina holds the record for the most individual World Championships medals on a single event (8, on the vault). She is also one of only a handful of women, along with Cuban Leyanet Gonzalez and Soviet legend Larissa Latynina, to return to high-level gymnastics and international competition after becoming a mother. Chusovitina is remarkable in her ability to remain competitive for so many years, often in the face of great adversity, and has been cited as a role model and an inspiration by many of her peers in the gymnastics community.

Contents 1 Soviet Union 2 Uzbekistan 1993-2006 3 Move to Germany 4 Current status 5 Skills

Soviet Union Chusovitina began gymnastics in 1982. In 1988, at the age of 13, she won the all-around title at the USSR National Championships in the junior division. By 1990 Chusovitina was a vital member of the Soviet team, and was sent to compete in various international meets. She was the vault gold medalist at the 1990 Goodwill Games and nearly swept the 1990 World Sports Fair in Japan, winning the all-around and every event except the uneven bars. The following year she won the floor exercise gold at the 1991 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships and placed second on the vault. In 1992 Chusovitina competed at the Olympics with the Unified Team, shared in the team gold medal and placed seventh in the floor final. She also won her second World Championships vault medal, a bronze. Uzbekistan 1993-2006 After the 1992 Olympics, when the former Soviet gymnasts returned to their home republics, Chusovitina began competing for Uzbekistan and training with UZB head coach Svetlana Kuznetsova. Conditions at the national training facility in Tashkent were a far cry from the Soviet Round Lake training center, and Chusovitina was forced to practice on antiquated, and in some cases, unsafe equipment. In spite of this setback, she was able to consistently produce world-class routines. Chusovitina represented Uzbekistan from 1993 to 2006 and competed for them at the 1996, 2000 and 2004 Olympics, the 1994, 1998 and 2002 Asian Games and the 1994 and 2001 Goodwill Games. During this era she was the strongest gymnast on the Uzbekistan national team, earning over 70 medals in international competitions and qualifying to the Olympics three times. For her contributions to gymnastics, Chusovitina was granted the title of "Honored Athlete of the Republic of Uzbekistan" by the Uzbekistan Ministry of Cultural and Sports Affairs. In 2001, she was named as the first WAG representative to the International Gymnastics Federation (FIG)'s Athletes' Commission. In addition, Chusovitina graduated from the Sports University in Tashkent. In late 1997 Chusovitina married Uzbekistani Olympic wrestler Bakhodir Kurpanov. The couple originally met at the 1994 Asian Games in Hiroshima, where they were both competing. The couple's son, Alisher, was born in November 1999.

咖啡趣多多 · 发表于 2008-8-12 02:47:28

Move to Germany In 2002, Alisher was diagnosed with acute lymphocytic leukemia (ALL). Seeking advanced medical treatment for their son, Chusovitina and her husband accepted an offer of help from Shanna and Peter Bruggemann, head coaches of the Toyota Cologne club, and moved to Germany. With prize money earned from gymnastics competitions, along with the help of the Bruggemanns and members of the international gymnastics community who fundraised and donated to the cause, Chusovitina was able to secure treatment for Alisher at the University of Cologne's hospital. While Alisher underwent treatment in Cologne, Chusovitina trained with the German team. Uzbekistan released Chusovitina to compete for Germany in 2003. However, due to rules requiring three years of residency, she was unable to gain German citizenship immediately. From 2003 to 2006 she trained in Germany but continued to compete for Uzbekistan, representing them at the 2003 and 2005 World Championships and the 2004 Olympics. In 2003, thirteen years after her World Championships debut, Chusovitina won the gold medal on the vault at that year's World Championships in Anaheim. In 2006, Chusovitina obtained German citizenship Her first competition for Germany was the 2006 World Championships, where she won a bronze medal on the vault and placed ninth in the all-around. Current status As of 2008, Chusovitina is still active on the international competition circuit. In July 2007, she won the all-around title at the 2007 German National Championships At her first European Championships, she placed second on the vault At the 2007 World Championships in Stuttgart, Chusovitina helped the German squad to a 10th place finish in the preliminary round, which qualified them to send a full team to the 2008 Olympics in Beijing. She qualified for the vault event final, finishing in 6th place after falling on her first vault. Chusovitina competed on three events at the 2008 Women's European Championships in Clermon—Ferrand, France, helping the German team to a 7th place finish in the team finals. In the vault event final, she defeated reigning European champion Carlotta Giovannini to win the gold medal. Skills Floor Exercise: Chusovitina is credited as being the first woman to successfully perform a layout-full out on floor Her music for floor routines has included: 1991: "William Tell Overture (Overture de Guillaume Tell)" from William Tell (opera) by Gioacchino Rossini 1992: "Triumphal March" from Spartacus by Aram Khachaturyan 1994: "In the Hall of the Mountain King" from Peer Gynt by Edvard Grieg Vault: Chusovitina is renowned as a vault specialist. She is the only top female vaulter in the world who does not perform Yurchenko style vaults. Instead, she competes only front entry and Tsukahara-family vaults. She currently performs the handspring laid-out Rudi (which is named after her in the Code of Points) and a Tsukahara with 3/2 twist. Uneven bars: Chusovitina is also credited with her own release move in the Code of Points, a hop-full pirouette.