Viktoria Aleksandrovna Komova (; born 30 January 1995) is a former Russian artistic gymnast. She is a two-time Olympic medalist, having won silver medals in the all-around and team events at the 2012 Olympics. She is also the 2011 world uneven bars champion and all-around silver medalist, and the 2015 co-world champion on uneven bars. At the junior level, she was the 2010 Youth Olympics all-around champion, uneven bars champion, vault champion, and floor exercise bronze medalist. Komova is known for her fluidity, form and old school Soviet style.

 Early life
Komova was born in Voronezh, Russia, to Vera Kolesnikova and Alexander Komov. Her parents both competed successfully in gymnastics. Her mother has one gold from world championships and is the 1986 Goodwill Games all-around champion. She has an older brother, Alexander, who is nicknamed Sasha.

 Junior career
Komova began gymnastics when she was five years old. Her mother coached her for her first three years in the sport. When she was seven, Gennady Yelfimov became her coach. "Now, gymnastics is my life," Komova said in 2010. "I can't imagine my life without it."

 2007
In December, Komova competed at her first major junior competition, the 2007 Voronin Memorial Cup. She placed first on vault and floor exercise.

 2008
In February, Komova competed at the WOGA Classic in Frisco, Texas. She placed third in the individual all-around competition, with a score of 56.450. In March, she competed at the 2008 Pacific Rim Gymnastics Championships and finished third in the individual all-around competition. In December, she competed at the 2008 Voronin Memorial Cup, where she finished first in the individual all-around, on the vault and the floor exercise; second on the uneven bars and the balance beam.

 2009
In July 2009, Komova competed at the 2009 European Youth Summer Olympic Festival in Tampere, Finland. She won a total of 3 gold medals in the individual all-around competition, on the uneven bars and the balance beam. In September, Komova repeated her success in Tampere at the 2009 Junior Japan International Competition in Yokohama, Japan. She won the individual all-around competition with a score of 59.800. In the event finals, she placed first on the uneven bars, scoring 15.050; first on balance beam, scoring 15.150; second on the vault, scoring 15.025; and third on the floor exercise, with 13.850. She finished off her year at the 2009 Voronin Memorial Cup, where she finished first in the individual all-around, on the uneven bars, the floor exercise, and second on the balance beam.

 2010
In March, Komova competed at the 2010 Russian Artistic Gymnastics Championships in Penza, Russia. She won the individual all-around with a score of 60.875.

At the end of April, Komova competed at the 2010 European Women's Artistic Gymnastics Championships in Birmingham, United Kingdom. She contributed an all-around score of 57.050 toward the Russian team's first-place finish. Individually, she won the all-around final with a total score of 58.375. In event finals, she placed first on vault, scoring 14.425, and second on balance beam, scoring 14.625.

left|thumb|Komova with President Dmitry Medvedev and medalists of the Russian team that participated in the 2010 Summer Youth Olympics on 30 August 2010.
In August, Komova competed at the Youth Olympics Games in Singapore. Before the competition, she said: "It is a big responsibility being the only Russian gymnast competing. There is a lot of pressure on my shoulders because I won the European Junior Championships. I hope I will earn a medal either in the all-around or on an apparatus, and hopefully it will be gold". She won the all-around competition with a total score of 61.250.

In event finals, Komova placed first on vault, scoring 15.312; first on uneven bars, scoring 14.525; seventh on balance beam, scoring 12.000; and third on floor, scoring 14.175.

In November, Komova competed at the "Freddy Cup" Italian Grand Prix in Cagliari, Sardinia. She placed first on uneven bars, scoring 15.500, and second on balance beam, scoring 14.600.

In December, Komova sprained her ankle while walking through the gym. This prevented her from competing in the Voronin Cup.

At the end of the year, she told International Gymnast Magazine,
"The best moment in 2010 was my birthday present, a shih tzu puppy (named Kutya). And, of course, I have very bright and cheerful memories of my performances at the European Championships and the first Youth Olympic Games. New Year's Eve for us is a family holiday, and we always celebrate at home. Since we all love pizza, and my mom makes it very tasty, we help her prepare it along with other food for the New Year – all kinds of salads, meat dishes, side dishes. At midnight, it's our tradition to pop open the champagne, wish each other 'Happy New Year,' give presents, and watch the fireworks, which are organized in each city. Then we go out and get together with the neighbors for more fireworks and various amusements. In the New Year, I really want to quickly recover from my injury and prepare for the Russian Championships, to perform successfully at the European and World Championships, as well as pass my school exams."

 Senior career

 2011
In February, Komova re-injured her ankle at the Russian Championships. In May, she had arthroscopic surgery on her right ankle at the Sporthopaedicum Clinic in Germany to tighten the loose ligaments in her ankle. She resumed training in July.

In August, Komova competed at the Russian Cup in Yekaterinburg. She placed second in the all-around competition with a total score of 58.875. In event finals, she placed first on uneven bars, scoring 15.875, and first on balance beam, scoring 15.525.

In September, she competed at the Artistic Gymnastics World Cup event in Ghent, Belgium. She placed first on uneven bars with a score of 15.650.

Later in September, Komova competed at the Dinamo Cup in Penza, Russia. She won the all-around competition with a total of 58.350. In event finals, she placed first on uneven bars, scoring 15.667; first on balance beam, scoring 15.134; and fifth on floor, scoring 13.567.

In October, Komova competed at the World Championships in Tokyo, Japan. She contributed an all-around score of 58.265 toward the Russian team's second-place finish. In the all-around final, she placed second with a score of 59.349. She said afterward: "My vault was not as fully ready as it should have been. On beam, I had mistakes, and my bars were not very well done. My floor routine was mediocre. Today on a beam I did not make some connections, therefore, that's why the lower score. So (this ranking is) deserved. But the Olympics are ahead." In event finals, she placed first on uneven bars, scoring 15.500, and eighth on balance beam, scoring 13.766.http://www.fedintgym.com/microsites/11Tokyo/Results/PDF/C74B_ResultsIIISummary_GA%20Women%20Senior_Concours%20III.pdf

 2012
In May, Komova competed at the European Championships in Brussels, Belgium. She contributed scores of 15.508 on uneven bars and 14.916 on balance beam toward the Russian team's second-place finish. In event finals, she placed first on uneven bars with a score of 15.666 and sixth on balance beam with a score of 13.100

In June, Komova competed at the Russian Cup in Penza. She won the all-around competition with a score of 60.767. In event finals, she placed third on uneven bars, scoring 15.100; first on balance beam, scoring 15.325; and second on floor, scoring 14.300.

 London Olympics
thumb|Komova with her silver medal after the individual all-around final at the 2012 Olympics in London.
At the end of July, Komova competed at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London. She qualified in first place for the all-around final with a score of 60.632, third for the uneven bars final with a score of 15.833, and second for the balance beam final with a score of 15.266. In the team final, she contributed scores of 15.833 on vault, 15.766 on uneven bars, and 15.033 on balance beam toward the Russian team's second-place finish. In the all-around final, she placed second with scores of 15.466 on vault, 15.966 on uneven bars, 15.441 on balance beam, and 15.100 on floor exercise, giving her a total of 61.973. In an interview after the competition, Komova said: "I am proud about what I’ve done today, although I am a bit disappointed because I wanted to win the gold. I think I did well. The vault was not very successful, but overall I did well." In this instance on the vault, she took off a little sideways, which caused her to under rotate and step completely off the mat on landing. In the uneven bars final, she placed fifth with a score of 15.666, after hitting the lower bar on a swing leading to dismount. In the balance beam final, she placed eighth with a score of 13.166, after falling off the beam on a front somersault and then falling again on her dismount. After the event finals, she said: "I was not very lucky at these Olympics. I failed them 100%. I don't know if I will continue sports. I will go back home, take some time off, and think through the situation. My parents say everything is okay, but I don't feel that."

 2013
Komova took a break from competition to rest a back injury. She said in an interview with International Gymnast Magazine:
"I haven't disappeared. I still train at Round Lake. In competition, I have a temporary break. Maybe I'll come back for the University Games in Kazan, but that will depend on being accepted to university. In the summer, I'll finish school, and I have to apply. If I don't go to the University Games, I will go a little later to a World Cup, this is for sure. Also, competing at the World Championships in September is definitely not out of the question, of course!"

In late August, she was diagnosed with viral meningitis and was unable to compete at the World Championships. Later in the year, she planned to compete but backed out because of having been unable to prepare adequately.

 2014
Komova made her return to competition at the 2014 Russian Artistic Gymnastics Championships in Penza in April. She placed 47th in the senior all-around with a total score of 40.767, not competing on floor exercise. In the team final, Komova contributed scores of 14.467 on vault and 15.333 on uneven bars toward the Central Federal District region's first-place finish. In the senior uneven bars final, she placed eighth with a score of 11.467 after falling twice. She also performed an exhibition on balance beam, earning a score of 14.367.

After her performance at the Russian Championships, she was named to the team for the 30th European Championships in Sofia, Bulgaria. Komova was slated to compete on two apparatuses, bars and beam. Only days afterward, she was removed from the roster and slated to undergo surgery in Germany on her right ankle. Ekaterina Kramarenko was called in to replace Komova, but she withdrew shortly after because of illness. Anna Rodionova was selected to replace Kramarenko. Head coach Andrei Rodionenko said that, despite her injury, Komova had a good shot to make the Worlds team because of her experience. However, on 19 September she was taken out of Worlds contention because of an ankle injury.

After her surgery in Germany, Komova returned to Russia, where she was assigned to the Gymnastics Gala in Mexico. There, she competed watered-down beam and floor routines. She returned to the all-around at a small Hungarian meet. Even though she had watered-down routines on every apparatus except for the uneven bars, she performed cleanly and won the competition. In December, she was slated to compete at the Voronin Cup alongside her 2012 Olympic teammates Ksenia Afanasyeva and Anastasia Grishina, both of whom were recovering from injuries of their own.

2015
In June, Komova made her return to major international competition at the 2015 European Games in Baku, Azerbaijan. Competing on a three-person team with Aliya Mustafina and Seda Tutkhalyan, she won the team gold medal. Individually, she had an all-around score of 56.965, third-highest of the competition. However, because the two higher scores were from her own teammates, she did not qualify into the individual all-around final, which is limited to only one gymnast per country in this particular competition.http://www.baku2015.com/gymnastics-artistic/event/women-qualification/index.html

In September, Komova competed at the Russian Cup, a qualifying meet for the World Championship team. Competing on bars and beam, she helped earn a silver medal for the Central Federal District team. However, her performance in the team qualification and final and in the all-around final was inconsistent, and she did not qualify to event finals. She was allowed to perform an exhibition routine during the uneven bars final, earning a 15.300, unofficially the highest score.

After the Russian Cup, she was named to the provisional team for the 2015 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships in Glasgow, Scotland, as a specialist on vault, uneven bars, and balance beam because her floor exercise was not ready for the all-around competition. After advancing to the bars final, she scored a 15.366, which put her in an unprecedented four-way tie for first place with countrywoman Daria Spiridonova, Fan Yilin of China, and Madison Kocian of the United States.

2016
Despite being named to the Olympic team with 2012 Olympic teammates Aliya Mustafina, Maria Paseka, and Ksenia Afanasyeva, she withdrew herself from Rio contention as a result of severe back pain. It was unclear whether or not she would continue in the sport. In an interview preceding the 2016 Russian Cup, Komova announced that she would head to Munich in late July. She said that if the doctors recommended she stop gymnastics, she would quit. If not, she would continue her elite career. Komova revealed that the results of an analysis in Munich revealed a stress fracture of her fifth vertebrate. She said that she would undergo six months of rest followed by a second analysis of her back to decide if she can compete again. In September, she posted a picture of herself in training on her Instagram account.

2017
Komova returned to the national team training center, Round Lake in May. Dmitry Zanin from Match TV filmed a special about her comeback.

She returned to competition at the 2017 Voronin Cup in December, and finished second in the all-around competition, behind Angelina Melnikova.

2018
In March, Komova competed at the DTB Pokal Team challenge in Stuttgart, Germany as part of the Russian team, alongside Maria Kharenkova, Lilia Akhaimova, Anastasia Ilyankova, and Viktoria Gorbatova. They did not qualify to Team Finals. In April Komova competed at the Russian National Championships where she finished third in the All-Around behind Angelina Melnikova and Angelina Simakova. In June Komova competed at the Russian Cup where she placed third in the All-Around, behind Melnikova and Ilyankova. After a relatively disappointing and short comeback, rumors began to swirl that Komova had retired. Komova confirmed this through multiple Instagram posts. However days after confirming her retirement, Komova announced that she would continue her training through another Instagram post.

2019
In January the Russian Ministry of Sports released the roster for the National Team and Komova was noticeably absent, once again sparking rumors of retirement. At the Russian National Championships Komova was not competing, but rather was commentating alongside retired gymnast Emin Garibov. In September, she announced her move to Rostov-on-Don, to work as a recreational gymnastics coach.

Skills

Eponymous Skills
Komova has two eponymous uneven bars skills listed in the Code of Points.
 Apparatus   Name   Description   Difficulty  When Added to Code of PointsUneven bars  Komova  Clear pike circle backward through handstand with flight and half turn to hang on high bar  E  2010 Youth Olympic GamesUneven bars  Komova II  Clear pike circle backward through handstand with flight to hang on high bar  E  2011 World Championships

Selected competitive skills

ApparatusNameDescriptionDifficultyPerformedVaultBaitovaYurchenko entry, laid out salto backwards with two twists5.42011, 2015, 2018AmanarYurchenko entry, laid out salto backwards with 2½ twists5.82010, 2012Uneven Bars Komova IClear pike circle backward through handstand with flight and half turn to hang on high barE2010–12, 2014Komova IIClear pike circle backward through handstand with flight to hang on high barE2011–12, 2014–15Inbar Stalder 1/1 Inbar Stalder to full (1/1) pirouette E2010–12, 2014Piked Tkatchev Tkatchev piked   E 2012, 2015, 2018Piked Jaeger Jaeger Salto piked to hang on high bar   E 2017–18Van LeeuwenToe-On Shaposhnikova transition with ½ twist to high barE 2015, 2017–18Layout Jaeger Jaeger Salto stretched to hang on high barF 2010–12, 2015FabrichnovaSwing forward to double salto backward tucked with 2/1 turn (720°)F2012Balance Beam Arabian Immediate ½ twist to tucked salto forwardF 2010–12, 2015, 2017–18PattersonArabian double salto forward tucked G 2012Floor Exercise  Andreasen Tucked Arabian double salto forwardE2010–12, 2017–18Triple twist Triple-twisting (3/1) laid out salto backwardE2010–12 Double Layout Double laid out salto backwards F 2018

 Later life
In April 2020, Komova confirmed through her personal Instagram account that she has retired. As of May 2020, Valentina Rodionenko said Komova was asked to be a WAG judge.

Public Image and Impact
In 2012, Komova was awarded Order "For Merit to the Fatherland" Order I for her sporting contributions.

In an interview with Bolshoi Sport in 2017, Nellie Kim named Komova, alongside Olga Mostepanova and Simone Biles as who she considers a perfect female gymnast.

Lauded for her supple carriage and ability to combine both artistry and strength, Komova is considered one of the most dominant female gymnasts of the 2010s, despite being plagued with injuries and long breaks away from competitions in the later half of her senior career.

Competitive history
 Year Event Team AA VT UB BB FX Junior2007Voronin Cup             2008WOGA Classic         Pacific Rim Championships 6    8  4  4  7Massilia Gym Cup    11         7Voronin Cup                 2009European Youth Olympic Festival                6Japan Junior International                Voronin Cup               2010National Championships               European Championships                   Youth Olympic Games            7     Italian Grand Prix           Senior2011National Championships             4   Russian Cup               Ghent World Cup       5  Dinamo International            5World Championships          8  WDMassilia Gym Cup                Italian Grand Prix           Voronin Cup                 2012SWI vs. GBR vs. RUS          European Championships          6   Russian Cup              Olympic Games           5  8     2013  did not compete2014National Championships       8  Russian Cup             KSI Cup (Senior)            2015National Championships       5  5  European Games          Rusudan Sikharulidze tournament         Russian Cup        7  World Championships  4     4  Toyota International Cup       7    2016  did not compete2017 Voronin Cup     2018National Championships        6  Russian Cup

 International Scores
 Year Competition Description Location Apparatus Rank-Final Score-Final Rank-Qualifying Score-Qualifying 2010 Youth Olympics Games Singapore All-Around 1 61.250 1 61.000 Vault 1 15.312 1 15.400 Uneven Bars 1 14.525 1 15.600 Balance Beam 7 12.000 2 15.150 Floor Exercise 3 14.175 1 14.550 2011 World Championships Tokyo Team 2 175.329 2 231.062 All-Around 2 59.349 1 60.157 Uneven Bars 1 15.500 1 15.733 Balance Beam 8 13.766 1 15.400 Floor Exercise WD  5 14.491 2012 European Championships Brussels Team 2 175.536 2 172.562 Uneven Bars 1 15.666 1 15.508 Balance Beam 6 13.100 3 14.916 Olympic Games London Team 2 178.530 2 180.429 All-Around 2 61.973 1 60.632 Uneven Bars 5 15.666 3 15.833 Balance Beam 8 13.166 2 15.266 Floor Exercise   28 13.900 2015 European Games Baku Team 1 116.897 All-Around  3 56.965 Uneven Bars  4 14.866 Balance Beam   4 14.233 Floor Exercise  15 13.300 World Championships Glasgow Team 4 171.964 2 231.437 Uneven Bars 1 15.366 2 15.300 Balance Beam 4 13.933 4 14.533

 See also
 List of Olympic female gymnasts for Russia

 Notes

 References

 External links

 Viktoria Komova Profile
 Komova(Skill on Uneven Bars)
 Gymnastics Results

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Her parents both competed successfully in gymnastics.

Her parents both competed successfully in gymnastics .

Her mother has one gold from world championships and is the 1986 Goodwill Games all - around champion .

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Viktoria Komova feels pressure of great Russian legacy
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KOMOVA Viktoria (RUS)
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SINGAPORE (SIN), August 15, 2010: Coming from a country with a reputation for producing many of the world's best gymnasts, Russia's Viktoria Komova is feeling the pressure to perform well at the Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games.
With Olympic and World Champions such as Svetlana Khorkina, Alexei Nemov and Elena Zamolodchikova, Russia has been a powerhouse in the sport.
"It is a big responsibility being the only Russian gymnast competing (in Women's Artistic Gymnastics)," Komova said. "There is a lot of pressure on my shoulders because I won the European Junior Championships."
Komova had an impressive showing at the 2010 European Junior Gymnastics Championships in Birmingham, England, where she won three Gold medals including the All-around title that helped secure her spot in Singapore.
She expects a similar result in the days ahead. "I hope I will earn a medal either in the All-around or on an apparatus and hopefully it will be Gold."
A gymnast since she was four years old, Komova was born into the sport. Her mother, Vera Kolesnikova, was the 1986 Goodwill Games All-around Champion and her father and brother were gymnasts as well.
"My mother was my coach during the first three years after I started Artistic Gymnastics," she said.
At the age of seven, she switched coaches. Although there have been several times in her life when she has considered quitting the sport, she says her decision to stick with it was the right one. "Now gymnastics is my life," she said. "I can't imagine my life without it."
After the Youth Olympic Games, Komova will rest. Her preparations for the 2011 European and World Championships will start at the beginning of next year.
"I want to qualify for the 2012 London Olympics and maybe for the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics," she said.
Komova's first appearance at the Youth Olympic Games will be on August 17, when the Women Artistic Gymnastics competions start at the Bishan Sports Hall.
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Question: what sport did her parents both compete in

Answer: gymnastics

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Question: what year did her mother win a goodwill games all-around champion

Answer: 1986

Question: how many gold does her mother have from world championships

Answer: one

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Question: when was her mother the all-around champion

Answer: 1986 Goodwill Games

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Question: who both competed successfully in gymnastics

Answer: Her parents

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Question: where did her mother compete

Answer: Goodwill Games

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Answer: gold

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Answer: Her mother

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2008 In February , Komova competed at the WOGA Classic in Frisco , Texas .

She placed third in the individual all - around competition , with a score of 56.450 .

Question: what was komova's score at the woga classic

Answer: 56.450

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Question: where did komova compete in february 2008

Answer: WOGA Classic

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Question: where was the woga classic held

Answer: Frisco, Texas

Question: where did komova come in the all-around at the woga classic

Answer: third

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Question: in what year did komova compete at the woga classic

Answer: 2008

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Question: in what month did komova compete at the woga classic

Answer: February

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Question: in what state was the woga classic held

Answer: Texas

In the all - around final , she placed second with scores of 15.466 on vault , 15.966 on uneven bars , 15.441 on balance beam , and 15.100 on floor exercise , giving her a total of 61.973 .

In an interview after the competition , Komova said : " I am proud about what I ’ve done today , although I am a bit disappointed because I wanted to win the gold .

LONDON (GBR), FIG Office, August 2, 2012: The girl they call the Flying Squirrel leapt into the history books at the North Greenwich Arena on Thursday as USA’s Gabby Douglas rose to the occasion to clinch Gold in the Women’s Artistic Gymnastics All-around.
The 16-year-old topped the ranking with a score of 62.232 after a display of Gymnastics that lit up the arena and consigned Russia’s Victoria Komova, the first-placed qualifier, to the Silver medal. “It just feels amazing to be called Olympic Champion,” a beaming Douglas said afterwards. “So much effort, hard work, determination and passion in the gym [went into it]."
Douglas was the highest scorer on two of her first three apparatuses – registering 15.966 on Vault on the first rotation and 15.500 on Beam on the third to ensure she entered the final rotation in the lead. Her performance on Beam contrasted markedly with her problems on that apparatus at the last two US national championships – and underlined this was a gymnast who had found the perfect moment in time to discover the very best of her talent.
“The pressure is not for us to do bad things – it should make us do better and greater things,” she said. “It definitely pumps you up and hypes you up. The pressure definitely helped me."
This was no more evident than on Floor where her exuberant, athletic routine scored 15.033 to keep her clear of Komova, who finished with 61.973 points. “You have to learn to enjoy and seize the moment," added Douglas, who went on to pay credit to her coach Liang Chow. “Chow pushed me in the gym so the Olympics would be easy and I'd cruise through. I was just cruising and I'm on cloud nine.”
Douglas’s triumph ensured a third straight US All-around Gold for the third time – matching the Soviet Union’s hat-trick of 1952-60. Komova was still in with a shout of overtaking the American as the last gymnast to go on Floor but it was not to be. However, she remained impressively gracious in defeat, hailing Douglas as a worthy champion. “She is a very strong athlete, she performed beautifully today and I believe she earned her Gold medal – she was very good tonight and performed very well for the last few days.”
“I am proud about what I’ve done today although I am a bit disappointed because I wanted to win the Gold,” added Komova, who was also runner-up in the 2011 World Championships. “I think I did well, the Vault [on which she scored 15.466] was not very successful but overall I did well.”
There was a second Russian on the podium after Aliya Mustafina took the Bronze medal, edging past USA’s Aly Raisman on a tie-break after the pair had finished level on 59.566 points. According to new tie-breaking rules introduced for these Games, each gymnast’s lowest score was taken away, leaving Mustafina with 45.933 and Raisman with 45.366.
That spelled relief for the Russian, whose excellent work on the Uneven bars (16.100) appeared to have been undone by a fall on Beam. “I performed well apart from the beam [but] I was not totally confident that I would get a medal, even a Bronze – any fall is very bad and it is very difficult to finish in the top three after a fall like that,” she admitted.
As for the unlucky Raisman, she came so close to a medal thanks to her opening Vault routine (15.900) and a closing effort on Floor which yielded 15.133 but should have earned greater reward according to her coach Mihai Brestyan. “This was a better routine than in the Team competition where she got a 15.3,” he said.
“It is what it is,” said Raisman. “I feel sad because I was so close to getting a medal but I’m still fourth in the world so I’m really proud about that.” Raisman had ousted team-mate and World Champion Jordyn Wieber when qualifying in second place for this final but there was to be no fairy-tale finish; that belonged to another American.
Results

Question: what was komova's score in the allaround final

Answer: 61.973

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Question: what was komova's score on vault

Answer: 15.466

Question: what was komova's score on uneven bars

Answer: 15.966

Question: where did komova place in the all-around final

Answer: second

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Question: what was komova's balance beam score

Answer: 15.441

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Answer: 15.466 on vault, 15.966

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Answer: all-around final

Question: what score did komova score on floor exercise

Answer: 15.100

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At the end of July , Komova competed at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London .

She qualified in first place for the all - around final with a score of 60.632 , third for the uneven bars final with a score of 15.833 , and second for the balance beam final with a score of 15.266 .

LONDON (Reuters) - China’s Deng Linlin beat her compatriot Sui Lu, the world champion, to the Olympic balance beam title on the final day of artistic gymnastics at the London Games on Tuesday.
Deng, herself world champion on the apparatus in 2009, gave China their fourth gymnastics gold medal of the Games, an hour after Feng Zhe had won the parallel bars title.
Sui, competing first, pulled off a difficult routine but cried on her coach’s shoulder after Deng surpassed her by 0.1 points with a score of 15.600 at the North Greenwich Arena.
Aly Raisman snatched the bronze medal from 2004 champion Catalina Ponor of Romania on a tiebreak after the judges increased the difficulty element of her score following a review requested by the United States team, upping her final mark.
While Ponor, who came out of retirement last year, left the arena stony-faced after being demoted to fourth, the American was all smiles having just missed out on all-around bronze because of the same tiebreak rule last Thursday.
Introduced at the behest of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to rule out double medals, the system takes into account execution scores to separate two gymnasts who accumulate the same total. The rule gave the edge to Raisman by 0.3.
AGE ALLEGATIONS
Deng was part of the Chinese line-up who won team gold in Beijing four years ago and who faced allegations of fielding under-age gymnasts, charges the 2008 hosts denied.
The 1.46-metre gymnast, whose age is officially given as 20, produced a routine full of difficult combinations, finishing with two backflips, a double-pike dismount and a huge smile as she saluted the judges.
She said the gold medal compensated for disappointment in the team event when she fell from the beam and China finished fourth.
“After the team event I was depressed,” she told reporters through an interpreter. “Motivation for this event came from my coach and other team mates so I was able to recover and prepare for this.”
American Gabby Douglas, who dazzled to win the all-around title here, finished seventh after missing her footing on a half-turn and swinging underneath the 10-centimetre wide beam before falling off.
All-around silver medallist Victoria Komova also came off, remounted and then sat down on landing. She finished last of the eight finalists, with 13.166.
Komova, daughter of 1985 world team champion Vera Kolesnikova, told reporters: “I was not very lucky at these Olympics. I failed them 100 percent.
“I don’t know if I will continue sports,” added the 17-year-old, who cried after finishing second in the all-around and team events last week.
“I will go back home take some time off and think through the situation. My parents say everything is okay, but I don’t feel that.”
Larisa Iordache, who helped Romania to win team bronze, came into the final as a replacement for injured compatriot Diana Bulimar but she also fell, toppling off the end of the apparatus as she finished sixth.
Editing by Greg Stutchbury

Question: what was komova's all-around score

Answer: 60.632

Question: what was komova's score in the uneven bars final

Answer: 15.833

what was komova's score in the uneven bars final

Question: where did komova compete at the 2012 olympics

Answer: London

where did komova compete at the 2012 olympics

Question: what was komova's score in the balance beam final

Answer: 15.266

what was komova's score in the balance beam final

Question: in what year did komova compete in the olympics

Answer: 2012

in what year did komova compete in the olympics

Question: in what month did komova compete at the 2012 olympics

Answer: July

in what month did komova compete at the 2012 olympics

Question: where did komova come in the all-around final

Answer: first

where did komova come in the all-around final

Question: in what event did komova qualify for the 2012 olympics

Answer: all-around final

in what event did komova qualify for the 2012 olympics

Anna Rodionova was selected to replace Kramarenko.

Anna Rodionova was selected to replace Kramarenko .

Head coach Andrei Rodionenko said that , despite her injury , Komova had a good shot to make the Worlds team because of her experience .

Pictured: Aliya Mustafina
Aliya Mustafina is on track to recover from injury and compete at World Championships. Mustafina competed at this year's European Championships but did not compete on floor due to her ankle injury. She posted photos on Instagram after having surgery on her ankle.
Images via Mustafina's Instagram
Russian head coach Andrei Rodionenko spoke with news agency ITAR-TASS about the status of the top Russian gymnasts. The Russian Worlds Team will be decided based on the results of the Russian Cup (August 25-31). However, Mustafina will miss the Russian Cup because she will not have been full healed from her surgery. Rodionenko stated that Mustafina is the only gymnast who can safely miss the Russian Cup and still make the Worlds team.
Pictured: Viktoria Komova
Rodionenko has high hopes for Viktoria Komova in her return to the National team as well as making the 2014 World Championships team. Komova missed last year’s Worlds due to injury but is healthy and steadily improving since last year. Komova made her 2014 debut at the Russian Championships but did not make the European Championships team. Rodionenko said that her injury was complex and had a long recovery period. However, he believes her experience and level, especially on bars, give her a good shot at the Worlds team.
Ksenia Afanasyeva and Emin Garibov will miss the rest of the season due to injuries. Afanasyeva is coming back from ankle surgery and Garibov had operations on both shoulders.
Related:
See results from the 2014 European Championships
Watch Mustafina's bar routine from 2014 Euros
Watch Komova's bar routine from 2014 Russian Championships

Question: who replaced kramarenko in the womens team

Answer: Anna Rodionova

who replaced kramarenko in the womens team

Question: who is the head coach of komova

Answer: Andrei Rodionenko

Question: who did anna rodionova replace in the womens team

Answer: Kramarenko

who did anna rodionova replace in the womens team

Question: who made it to the worlds womens team

Answer: Komova

Question: why did rosenko think komova had a chance to make the worlds team

Answer: her experience

why did rosenko think komova had a chance to make the worlds team

Question: who said komova had a good shot at making the worlds team

Answer: Head coach Andrei Rodionenko

who said komova had a good shot at making the worlds team

Question: what position does andrei rodionenko hold

Answer: Head coach

what position does andrei rodionenko hold

Question: why did andrei rodionenko think komova had a good chance at

Answer: experience

why did andrei rodionenko think komova had a good chance at

However , on 19 September she was taken out of Worlds contention because of an ankle injury .

Olympic all-around silver medalist Viktoria Komova, who has dealt with injury and illness since London 2012, will miss her second straight World Championships, according to Russia’s R-Sport, citing Russia’s national team coach.
Komova, 19, has most recently been set back by an ankle injury.
The Russian team, with Komova, won silver behind the U.S. at the 2011 World Championships and 2012 Olympics. There was no team event at the 2013 World Championships, but there is one at next month’s Worlds in Nanning, China.
In 2011, Komova led Jordyn Wieber going into the rotation in the all-around at the World Championships in Tokyo. But Wieber came back to win by .033.
In 2012, Komova had the highest score in Olympic all-around qualifying in London. Gabby Douglas beat her by .259 in the all-around final to become the third straight U.S. woman to win the most coveted title in gymnastics.
Without Komova, Russia will be led by Olympic and World all-around bronze medalist Aliya Mustafina. Mustafina won the World all-around title in 2010.
The reigning World all-around gold and silver medalists, Simone Biles and Kyla Ross, will lead the U.S. team.
Analyzing the U.S. gymnastics women’s World Championships team

Question: who was komova's coach when she was injured

Answer: Andrei Rodionenko

who was komova's coach when Viktoria Komova was injured

Question: when did komova come out of world cup contention

Answer: 19 September

when did komova come out of world cup contention

Question: why was komova taken out of world cup contention

Answer: an ankle injury

why was komova taken out of world cup contention

Question: what injury kept komova out of world cup contention

Answer: ankle

what injury kept komova out of world cup contention

Question: what is andrei rodionenko's position

Answer: Head coach

Individually , she had an all - around score of 56.965 , third - highest of the competition .

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Answer: beam

what two events did Viktoria Komova compete in for the central federal district

After the Russian Cup , she was named to the provisional team for the 2015 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships in Glasgow , Scotland , as a specialist on vault , uneven bars , and balance beam because her floor exercise was not ready for the all - around competition .

Update 9/23. According to TASS, Mustafina is now officially one of the seven named to the provisional team with Sosnitskaya no longer considered the number one alternate choice.
Following the 2015 Russian Cup, the women’s national program coaching staff have named the six gymnasts currently expected to compete at World Championships in Glasgow, Scotland this October.
According to TASS, Maria Kharenkova, Seda Tutkhalyan, and newly-crowned Russian Cup all-around champion Daria Spiridonova will compete in the all-around alongside Viktoria Komova, Ksenia Afanasyeva, and Maria Paseka as specialists. As of right now, Alla Sosnitskaya is looking like the most likely alternate, according to Valentina Rodionenko, but she notes that this spot could end up going to “a totally different athlete.”
This is an incredibly experienced team, with Tutkhalyan the only one who hasn’t competed on a major international stage like Worlds or the Olympics in the past. Despite her issues this week, she has proven to be reliable in international competition otherwise this year, putting in solid performances at the European Games and at a friendly meet in Italy.
In terms of the specialists, Komova will stick with bars and beam, Paseka will do vault and bars, and Afanasyeva will handle vault, beam, and floor. In this scenario, they have only four options on floor, meaning all four would have to hit in the five-up four-count qualifications format, though Paseka did show quality work on that event this week so with Komova still not back on the event, it’s likely she’ll compete there as well.
Though we reported Friday that Aliya Mustafina will be sitting this year out due to back pain limiting her training over the past couple of months, the Olympic champion seems to have had a change of heart only days later.
According to Rodionenko, Mustafina is eager to begin training again to get back into competition shape as soon as possible. “She’s going to clench her teeth through the pain in order to train for Worlds,” Rodionenko told TASS. “We know her condition and can’t force her to train, but she said she wants to be there and will return to the gym. If she’s ready, we’ll be taking seven gymnasts to Worlds.”
Mustafina, meanwhile, told R Sport that she has not yet made a final decision and everything will depend on her health.
“My performance at Worlds is up in the air,” she stated. “I’ll see how I’m doing in the next few weeks and will know whether it’s possible as we get closer to departure [for Glasgow].”
With her injuries causing her to miss training, it’s likely that being out of shape will be more of a hurdle than the pain itself, but she’s looking forward to getting back in shape at Round Lake, where she will begin training again this week to see if such a fast turn-around is possible.
It’s questionable whether any gymnast – let alone a 21-year-old dealing with injuries – can return to competition shape with just a month before Worlds, and neither she nor the Rodionenkos sounded fully convinced that it will happen…though with the mistakes and falls from the Russians in Penza this week, it’s clear why everyone is hopeful for the return of their consistent leader.
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Question: where were the world artistic gymnastics championships held in 2015

Answer: Glasgow, Scotland

Question: after the russian cup, what competition did she qualify for

Answer: 2015 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships

after the russian cup, what competition did Viktoria Komova qualify for

Question: where was the 2015 world artistic gymnastics championships held

Answer: Scotland

where was the 2015 world artistic gymnastics championships held

Question: in what year did she qualify for the world artistic gymnastics championships

Answer: 2015

in what year did Viktoria Komova qualify for the world artistic gymnastics championships

Question: what are some of the gymnastic events that she was a specialist on

Answer: vault, uneven bars, and balance beam

what are some of the gymnastic events that Viktoria Komova was a specialist on

Question: what type of exercise was not ready for the all-around competition

Answer: floor exercise

Lauded for her supple carriage and ability to combine both artistry and strength , Komova is considered one of the most dominant female gymnasts of the 2010s , despite being plagued with injuries and long breaks away from competitions in the later half of her senior career .

Data Crunch #5.1
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To explain this post: A gold is worth three points, silver is worth two points, and bronze is worth one point. Only individual medals will be counted as to avoid punishing gymnasts who competed for nations that aren’t established WAG powers. If there is a tie, both gymnasts (4 in the case of 2015) get the full point total. For example Deng Linlin and Rebecca Bross each get two points for sharing the silver on balance beam at the 2010 World Championships. I’ve made a separate post with some thoughts on the data that can be found here.
The data is as follows:
|Name||Country||Points|
|Simone Biles||United States||64|
|Aliya Mustafina||Russia||25|
|Viktoria Komova||Russia||10|
|Aly Raisman||United States||9|
|Maria Paseka||Russia||9|
|McKayla Maroney||United States||8|
|Morgan Hurd||United States||8|
|Kyla Ross||United States||7|
|Nina Derwael||Belgium||7|
|Sui Lu||China||7|
|Fan Yilin||China||6|
|Hong Un-Jong||North Korea||6|
|Jade Carey||United States||6|
|Larisa Iordache||Romania||6|
|Mai Murakami||Japan||6|
|Yao Jinnan||China||6|
|Deng Linlin||China||5|
|Gabby Douglas||United States||5|
|Huang Huidan||China||5|
|Ksenia Afanasyeva||Russia||5|
|Liu Tingting||China||5|
|Madison Kocian||United States||5|
|Sanne Wevers||Netherlands||5|
|Beth Tweddle||United Kingdom||4|
|Daria Spiridonova||Russia||4|
|Jordyn Wieber||United States||4|
|Pauline Schaefer||Germany||4|
|Rebecca Bross||United States||4|
|Alicia Sacramone||United States||3|
|Ana Porgras||Romania||3|
|Elena Eremina||Russia||3|
|Lauren Mitchell||Australia||3|
|Sandra Izbasa||Romania||3|
|Sunisa Lee||United States||3|
|Ana Padurariu||Canada||2|
|Angelina Melnikova||Russia||2|
|Bai Yawen||China||2|
|Becky Downie||United Kingdom||2|
|Catalina Ponor||Romania||2|
|Diana Chelaru||Romania||2|
|Ellie Black||Canada||2|
|Giulia Steingruber||Switzerland||2|
|He Kexin||China||2|
|Jiang Yuyuan||China||2|
|Laurie Hernandez||United States||2|
|Oksana Chusovitina||Germany||2|
|Shallon Olsen||Canada||2|
|Tang Xijing||China||2|
|Tatiana Nabieva||Russia||2|
|Vanessa Ferrari||Italy||2|
|Alexa Moreno||Mexico||1|
|Amy Tinkler||United Kingdom||1|
|Claudia Fragapane||United Kingdom||1|
|Elisabeth Seitz||Germany||1|
|Ellie Downie||United Kingdom||1|
|Huang Qiushuang||China||1|
|Jade Barbosa||Brazil||1|
|Li Shijia||China||1|
|Maggie Nichols||United States||1|
|Mykayla Skinner||United States||1|
|Phan Thi Ha Thanh||Vietnam||1|
|Sophie Scheder||Germany||1|
|Tabea Alt||Germany||1|
Link to: Ranking the Most Dominant Gymnasts of All Time
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Link to: Ranking the Most Dominant Gymnastics Programs
Link to: Ranking the Most Dominant American Gymnasts
Link to: Ranking the Most Dominant Russian Gymnasts
Link to: Ranking the Most Dominant Romanian Gymnasts
Link to: Ranking the Most Dominant Chinese Gymnasts
Link to: Ranking the Most Dominant Soviet Gymnasts
Link to: Ranking the Most Dominant Ukrainian Gymnasts
Link to: Ranking the Most Dominant Japanese Gymnasts
Link to: Ranking the Most Dominant Hungarian Gymnasts
Link to: Ranking the Most Dominant East German Gymnasts
Link to: Ranking the Most Dominant Czechoslovakian Gymnasts

Question: who is considered one of the most dominant female gymnasts of the 2010s

Answer: Komova

Question: in what decade was komova considered one of the most dominant female gymnasts

Answer: 2010s

Question: what was komova plagued with in her career

Answer: injuries

what was komova plagued with in her career

Question: what is komova known for in gymnastics

Answer: supple carriage

Question: why did komova break away from competitions

Answer: plagued with injuries

why did komova break away from competitions

Question: what kind of carriage does komova have

Answer: supple

Question: komova is praised for combining what two things

Answer: artistry and strength

komova is praised for combining what two things

Question: komova is known for her artistry and what else

Answer: strength

komova is known for her artistry and what else


In radiophysics, the Luxemburg–Gorky effect (named after Radio Luxemburg and the city of Gorky (Nizhny Novgorod))The Great Soviet Encyclopedia (1979). is a phenomenon of cross modulation between two radio waves, one of which is strong, passing through the same part of a medium, especially a conductive region of atmosphere or a plasma.See .
Current theory seems to be that the conductivity of the ionosphere is affected by the presence of strong radio waves. The strength of a radio wave returning from the ionosphere to a distant point is dependent on this conductivity level. Therefore, if station “A” is radiating a strong amplitude modulated radio signal all around, some of it will modulate the conductivity of the ionosphere above the station. Then if station “B” is also sending an amplitude modulated signal from another location, the part of station “B’s” signal that passes through the ionosphere disturbed by station “A” to a receiver in line with both stations may have its strength modulated by the station “A” signal, even though the two are widely apart in frequency.
In other words, the ionosphere passes the station “B” signal with a strength that varies in step with the modulation (voice, etc.) of station “A.” This re-modulation level of the station “B” signal is usually only a few percent, but is enough to make both stations audible. The interference (both stations simultaneously received) goes away as the receiver is tuned slightly away from the frequency of “B.”

See also
Distortion
Radio propagation
Plasma physics

Notes

References
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. In the paper "An hereditary theory of the Luxemburg effect" (English translation of the title), written only few years after the discovery of the effect itself, Dario Graffi proposes a theory of the Luxemburg effect based on Volterra's theory of hereditary phenomena.

Category:Radio spectrum

In radiophysics , the Luxemburg – Gorky effect ( named after Radio Luxemburg and the city of Gorky ( Nizhny Novgorod))The Great Soviet Encyclopedia ( 1979 ) .

Luxembourg Effect
Luxembourg Effect
(or cross modulation), a phenomenon in which, during reception of the radio waves of a radio station operating on a carrier frequency f1, a broadcast of another strong radio station that is in line with it and is operating on a carrier frequency f2 that is significantly different from f3 can be heard. The Luxembourg effect was first observed in 1933 at Eindhoven (Netherlands), where the powerful Radio Luxembourg station, located in line with a Swiss station, could be heard during the Swiss broadcast. A similar phenomenon was observed in the city of Gorky, where powerful Moscow stations could be heard during the reception of radio stations located to the west of Moscow.
The depth of such cross modulation of the radio waves of both stations may reach 10 percent or even more, but it usually does not exceed 1-2 percent. The Luxembourg effect is one source of interference in radio reception. The theory of the Luxembourg effect was developed by the Australian physicists V. Bailey and D. Martyn (1934-37) and the Soviet physicist V. L. Ginzburg (1948).
The cause of the Luxembourg effect is as follows. The absorption of radio waves in the ionosphere is determined by its conductance, which in turn depends on the number of collisions of the electrons present in the ionosphere with molecules and ions. The number of collisions is proportional to the velocity of the electrons, which in the absence of radio waves is determined solely by the temperature of the gas. The mean thermal velocity of electrons v is very great (for example, at room temperature v = 107 cm/sec); therefore, v usually is virtually unchanged, even when radio waves are present in the ionosphere. However, above a strong radio station, where the field intensity of the radio waves is great, the velocity of the electrons—and hence the number of collisions and conductance of the gas—depends on the field intensity (the higher the field intensity, the lower the conductance of the gas) and changes over time in pace with the changes in the field intensity of the powerful station. Radio waves of other stations that pass through the perturbed region of the ionosphere are absorbed first to a greater and then to a lesser extent—that is, they are amplitude-modulated with the frequency of the powerful station. Perturbations produced in the ionosphere by a strong wave affect not only other waves that are propagating in the perturbed region but also the very waves that caused the perturbations. Self-stress of the radio wave in the ionosphere arises. This changes its absorption and phase (that is, it causes distortion of the signal).
Experimental studies of the Luxembourg effect are a method of studying the ionosphere, since they may be used to determine the frequency of electron collisions in the ionosphere and the fraction of energy lost by an electron during a single collision.
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Question: when was the great soviet encyclopedia published

Answer: 1979

Question: what is the name of the encyclopedia that deals with the l Luxemburg-gork

Answer: The Great Soviet Encyclopedia

Question: what is the name of the radiophysics effect named after radio Luxemburg and the

Answer: Luxemburg–Gorky effect

Question: the Luxemburg-gorky effect is an example of what discipline

Answer: radiophysics

Question: what effect is named after radio Luxemburg and the city of gorky

Answer: Luxemburg–Gorky

Question: what is the Luxemburg-gorky effect named after

Answer: Radio Luxemburg and the city of Gorky (Nizhny Novgorod

Question: what is named after radio Luxemburg and the city of gorky

Answer: the Luxemburg–Gorky effect

signal that passes through the ionosphere disturbed by station “ A ” to a receiver in line with both stations may have its strength modulated by the station “ A ” signal , even though the two are widely apart in frequency .

In other words , the ionosphere passes the station “ B ” signal with a strength that varies in step with the modulation ( voice , etc . )

of station “ A. ” This re - modulation level of the station “ B ” signal is usually only a few percent , but is enough to make both stations audible .

Question: what is the re-modulation level of the station b signal

Answer: a few percent

Question: a signal that passes through the ionosphere disturbed by station a is called what

Answer: B

Question: what is another name for modulation

Answer: voice

Question: what is the difference between a signal that passes through the ionosphere disturbed by station a

Answer: frequency

Question: what property of a signal that passes through the ionosphere to a receiver in line with

Answer: strength

Question: why might a signal that passes through the ionosphere disturbed by station a be modulated

Answer: widely apart in frequency

Question: what is the typical re-modulation level of the station b signal

Answer: few percent