Olga Guryeva was born on November 18, 1980, in the city of Yaroslavl.7 photos

She has been attending the gym since she was 8 years old. During her school years, she practiced sports acrobatics. However, due to a sports injury, she had to give up this beloved activity. After quitting sports, she felt very upset for a while, but eventually, her studies helped her distract herself from her former passion. Once she fully focused on her education, Olga graduated from school with honors and then enrolled in an evening financial economics institute, believing that a career as an economist was within reach. Five years later, her love for sports returned. Realizing that it was impossible to return to acrobatics, she began exploring other types of sports. Her former coach suggested that she try fitness, and after learning more about it, she started training without hesitation. Her strong desire to succeed in sports never ceased.

In 2001, Olga participated in her first competitions: the “Yaroslavl Grand Prix 2001” in bodybuilding and fitness. There were many top athletes from across the country competing, and Olga managed to place 5th out of 8 participants. This result satisfied her, as it meant she was not among the last ones. Her desire to compete grew even stronger, and soon after, she became a personal trainer at a gym, which allowed her to train diligently in a competitive environment. There, she met her future husband, Andrei, who also became her coach. Together, they decided to focus on bodybuilding and began preparing seriously for competitions. Just one year later, Olga won the “Yaroslavl Grand Prix” in the “Miss Figure” category. This victory motivated her even more and inspired her to strive for even greater achievements. One success after another followed: in 2004, she won the silver medal in the Russian Bodybuilding Cup in the under-164 cm category.

Her long-cherished dream of achieving outstanding results in sports came true. Olga was awarded the title of “Master of Sports of Russia.” The turning point in her career came in the spring of 2005: on March 5, she competed in bodybuilding, and on April 9, she competed in fitness in Saint Petersburg. Starting from April 16, she became the absolute champion in the Moscow Cup in bodybuilding category. On April 24, she won the absolute championship in the bodybuilding category at the 18th Eastern European Cup in Sochi. Even Olga herself was surprised by this sudden surge of success and the changes in her competitive categories. Subsequent victories continued in Moscow, Saint Petersburg, and Eastern Europe. However, during the preparations for the 2008 World Championship in Santa Susanna, Spain, she was disqualified for using diuretics. Despite this, she managed to shock everyone by winning the Absolute World Championship title.

Olga achieved remarkable success in a very short period of time and won numerous titles in various categories. She won the titles of Absolute Champion of Moscow, Russia, and Europe in the same year. Her incredible achievements are truly inspiring.