-
Hope Chizhova was born in Usolie-Siberian Irkutsk Region
-
Hope Chizhov began athletics in Usolie-Siberian, led by Dimitri N. Gladyshev. After graduating from medical college in his hometown came to the State Institute of Physical Culture Lesgaft in Leningrad, the new coach of female athletes was Fistul Alexeev.
-
European Championship 1966 in Budapest, Hope Chizhova became European Champion, 17, 22 meters.
-
Chizhov in 1967 became the champion of the USSR.
-
April 28, 1968 Hope Chizhova set his first world record is the result of 18.67 meters, but in the same year, double the result was surpassed by the athlete of the GDR Margittoy Hummel - including the Olympic Games in Mexico City, where Chizhova won a bronze medal.
-
July 13, 1969 in Chorzow Hope Chizhov sent to the core of 20.09 and became the first athlete in the world, conquered the 20-meter line. 5 days before the start of European Championship-1969, this record was beaten Margittoy Hummel (20.10), while at the championship Chizhov has set a new achievement - 20.43.
-
Hope Chizhov was Honored Master of Sports and received the Order.
-
European Indoor Championships 1971, Hope became the world champion, 19, 70 yards.
-
1972-2011 - Coach of Athletics School. V. Alexeev.
Produced a world champion LA Peleshenko etc. -
Olympic Games in Munich, 1972. Chizhov became world champion in the shot put and set his second world record of 21, 03 meters.
-
In 1973, Hope Chizhov set two new records (the latest achievement - 21.45)
-
European Championship 1974, Hope Chizhov became world champion, 20. 78 meters.
-
Has become a well-earned coach of the RSFSR and received the Order.
-
At the Olympics in 1976 in Montreal, was beaten Olympic record Hope Chizhova - with a score of 21.16 won the gold medal of the Bulgarian athlete Ivanka Hristova, Nadezhda Chizhova won the silver medal with a score of 20.96.
-
Now Hope Chizhov lives in St. Peterburge.Ona also has state awards:
Order of Red Banner of Labor;
Order of Red Banner of Labor;
Order of Friendship of Peoples;
The Order of Merit. "Install 9 world records.
