Yelena Isinbayeva

Iéléna Gadjievna Issinbaïeva (or Yelena Isinbayeva; Russian: ЕленаГаджиевнаИсинбаева), born the June 3rd 1982 with Volgograd, is a Russian Athlète , practitioner the Saut with the pole.

Sporting career

It became the queen of the female jump to the pole. After a money medal to the Championships of Europe of athletics 2002 and a bronze medal with the Championships of the world of athletics 2003, it becomes the second Olympic champion of the history of the discipline, thus succeeding the prize list with American the Stacy Dragila, at the time of the Olympic Games of summer of 2004 of Athens.

It also holds the world records, outdoor and indoor, which it makes evolve/move same manner as Sergueï Boubka, centimetres per centimetres. Derogating from its policy of the small progressions, it is the first woman to pass the bar of the 5 meters the July 22nd 2005.

At the time of the Championships of the world of athletics 2005 with Helsinki, it gains a new title, also establishing new world records with 5,01 Mr.

Prize list and records

Olympic Games of summer

Gold medal with the jump with the pole with the Olympic Games of summer of 2004 of Athens,

Championships of the world of athletics

In the open air

Bronze medal with the Championships of the world of athletics 2003 with Paris Saint-Denis,
Gold medal with the Championships of the world of athletics 2005 with Helsinki,
Gold medal with the Championships of the world of athletics 2007 with Osaka,

In Room

Medal of money to the Championships of the world of athletics 2003 with Birmingham, the United Kingdom
Gold medal with the Championships of the world of athletics 2006 with Moscow,

Championships of Europe of athletics

Medal of money to the Championships of Europe of athletics 2002 with Munich,
Gold medal with the Championships of Europe of athletics 2006 with Gothenburg,

World records

In the open air

holder of the world records in the open air with 5,01 m on August 12th, 2005 with Helsinki, - current World records
holder of the world records in the open air with 5,00 m on July 23rd, 2005 with London, the United Kingdom
holder of the world records in the open air with 4,96 m on July 23rd, 2005 with London, the United Kingdom
holder of the world records in the open air with 4,93 m on July 5th, 2005 with Athletissima Lausanne,
holder of the world records in the open air with 4,92 m September 3rd, 2004 with Brussels,

In room

holder of the world records in room with 4,93 m on February 11th, 2007 with Donetsk, - current World records
holder of the world records in room with 4,90 m on March 6th, 2005 with Madrid, Spain

External bond

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