Tatyana Anisimova

Tatyana Mikhailovna Anissimowa (Russian Татьяна Михайловна Анисимова, English transcription Tatyana Anisimova, geb.Полубоярова - Polubojarowa - Poluboyarova, . Born 19 October 1949 in Grozny ) is a former Soviet hurdler whose special route was the 100-meter distance.

Under her birth name starting she joined in 1971 at the European Athletics Championships in Helsinki first appearance and was eighth in 13.69 s 1972 she won, from now on as Anissimowa starting their first of four Soviet championships in 1976, 1978 and 1979 was they also successful. At the European Championships 1974 in Rome, she was sixth in 13.16 s. In 1975 she took at the Universiade in Rome bronze in 13.64 s

At the 1976 Olympic Games in Montreal she won in 12.78 seconds, the silver medal with 0.01 s behind Johanna Schaller from the GDR. Your compatriot Natalya Lebedeva was 0.02 s behind her, and another 0.02 s behind it was Gudrun Berend from the GDR. 1977 Second Anissimowa at the Universiade behind the Polin Grazyna Rabsztyn who won their third title in a row students.

At the European Championships 1978 in Prague, she ran her personal best 12.67 seconds. Behind Johanna Klier ( Sallet ) so she won silver in front Berend. Having them in Moscow due to injury in 1980 did not compete in the Olympics for the semifinals, she was back in 1981 and won, among others, at the Athletics World Cup 1981. Following year she was at the European Championships in Athens seventh in 13.06 s in the 4 x 100 - meter relay as they came first leg with the Soviet quartet to fifth place.

Five times they went to at European Indoor Championships and reached the finals four times, in 1975 and 1981, they won bronze medals.

Tatjana Anissimowa is 1,74 m tall and weighed 64 kg in their active time.