Bodybuilding in the USSR.

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Olga Pavlichenko (Astrakhan). Astrakhan Region Champion, All-Union tournament winner, winner of the Amfiton-89 international tournament in Lvov, winner of the 1990 tournament in Saratov, and third place winner of the 1990 RSFSR Cup in Smolensk in the over 57 kg category.

 

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Sergey Antipin (city of Salavat) - 3rd place in the international tournament in Lviv / Ukraine / 1990, 6th place in the All-Union tournament in the city of Klaipeda / Lithuania / 1990 - among youth.The photographs show the champion's medals

 

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Lviv 1987. In the photo from left to right: Fedor Shemuratov, Sergey Laneev, Roman Berezovoy, Gennady Mendak.

 

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The 1987 Lviv Championship. In the photo, Fedor Shemuratov is second from left, Pavel Kosenko is third from right, and Valery Loktionov is second from right.

Valery Loktionov: "It was my first competition. The number of competitors was huge; there were over thirty people in my category. Since there was no makeup, I smeared myself with sunflower oil. I ended up placing fifth."

 

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SHEMURATOV, KRECHETOV, LANEEV.

 

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Vadim Gordon. Tashkent, Uzbek SSR.

 

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Dementyev Yuri (left) 1986. Tashkent.

 

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1990. Konstantin Timofeev. Tashkent. Champion of the Uzbek SSR in 1990.

 

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Open Tashkent Bodybuilding Championship 1989

 

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1991. Alexey Gornostayev (Frunze). Championship of the Kirghiz SSR.

 

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Left: Elena Kulinich (Frunze), Yuri Dementyev (Tashkent), Anna Volkova (Frunze).

 

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Volga Region Championship-1991.Tolyatti

Date: 09.14.1991

women

absolute
1. Elena Zaitseva (Samara region)

men

up to 70 kg
1. Lyakin Vyacheslav (Samara region)
2. Zulfaizov Rashid (Yoshkar-Ola, Republic of Mari-El)
3. Ramil Idiyatov (Kazan, Republic of Tatarstan)
4. Malgin Evgeniy (Dimitrovgrad, Ulyanovsk region)
5. Telegin Vladimir (Tolyatti, Samara region)
6. Ilyin Vitaly (Samara, Samara region)

up to 80 kg
1. Yashankin Alexander (Dimitrovgrad, Ulyanovsk region)
2. Marshrutov Oleg (Yoshkar-Ola, Republic of Mari-El)
3. Trusov Valery (Ulyanovsk, Ulyanovsk region)
4. Rokashkov Vyacheslav (Saransk, Republic of Mordovia)
5. Zanozin Stanislav (Saransk, Republic of Mordovia)
6. Lysyuk Sergey (Samara region..)

up to 90 kg
1. Nigmatullin Ildus (Yoshkar-Ola, Republic of Mari-El)
2. Skholyakho Vladimir (Ukraine)
3. Demyanenko Sergey (Samara region)
4. Fomenko Sergey (Tolyatti, Kuibyshev region)
5. Arkhipov Igor (Samara region)

over 90 kg
1. Aruslanov Shamil (Samara region)
2. Gruzdev Sergey (Kazan, Republic of Tatarstan)
3. Lagunkov Sergey (Ulyanovsk region)

absolute
1. Lyakin Vyacheslav (Samara region..)

 

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Inna Uyt. Tallinn. Champion of the Estonian SSR, champion of the USSR, medalist of the 1990 European Championship in Leningrad.

 

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Merike Madar. Tallinn. 1990.

 

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2nd place in the USSR Pairs Championship – Ain Paavo and Merike Madar from Tallinn.

 

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Kurgpild Yulo (Tallinn), Innar Mardo and Annus Olev (Tallinn)

 

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1972 (July). Tallinn. Olev Annus at his first tournament.

 

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Georg Tenno Memorial, Tallinn, 1972

 

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Kurpõld Ülo (Tallinn). Winner of the 3rd Estonian SSR Championship in 1971.