NAVKA Tatiana

Tatiana Navka was born April 13, 1975 in Dnepropetrovsk (Ukraine). At the age of 5 she started skating and in 1988 moved to Moscow to prodozhit his sporting career, studying with renowned coach Natalia Dubova.

. Initially, Tatiana represented at the competition, the Soviet Union, acting together with Samuel Gezalyanom
. After the collapse of the Soviet Union, they began to advocate for Belarus. At the Olympics of 1994 the couple took the 11-th. After the dissolution of their partnership, Tatiana began performing with Nikolai Morozov, with whom she also participated in the Winter Olympics in 1998, representing Belarus.

. Navka parted with Morozov in 1998 and began performing with Roman Kostomarov of Russia
.

However, the 1999-2000 season Roman Kostomarov skated with Anna Semenovich. In the future, Tanya and Roman got up again in a couple.

They are now coached Alexander Zhulin, and since 2002, advises Helen Tchaikovskaya. Choreographer Tatiana Druchinina.

. Life

. Male - Honored Master of Sports, Honored coach of Russia, Alexander Zhulin.

. February 17, 2000, Tatiana and Alexander have registered their relationship official in one of the notaries United States, after 5 years of living together

. May 2, 2000 gave birth to a daughter Sashenka
. For a long time lived with his family in the United States, practicing in Montclair, New Jersey (USA).

In 2007, Tanya invited the first channel to participate in the first season of the show "Stars on Ice". Navka and her partner, actor Marat Basharov, became the winners of the project. Together with another actor, Ville Haapsallo, she won second place in the second series of the project, which was renamed the "Ice Age". Meanwhile, Tatiana and her husband and daughter returned to Russia

. September 6, 2008 paired with professional dancer Alexander Litvinenko hast taken part in the competition for ballroom dancing "Dance Contest", taking 2 nd place.

. Awards

. - At the World Championships (2000) and XIX Olympic Winter Games took place IX
. - Silver (2000, 2001) and bronze (1999) championships medalist Russia.
. - Champion of Russia (2002, 2003, 2004).
. - Bronze medals (2003)
. European Champion (2004, 2005).
- World Champion (2004, 2005).
- Winner (2004, 2005) and silver medalist (2003) finals in the Grand Prix.