Svetlana Andreeva is the world champion and three-time European champion. She came to the taekwondo section at the age of 11, after which she started boxing to put her hands up. Then I switched to kickboxing. She received the title of international master of sports and was invited to the national team. In 1999, Svetlana moved to Moscow, where she decided to try her luck in women's boxing. She liked this direction, so Svetlana Andreeva remained in boxing forever. The biography of her victories and titles is quite extensive. So, more details.
Education
In 2010, Svetlana Andreeva graduated from Belgorod State University, where she studied at the Faculty of Physical Education. By profession, the athlete is a physical education teacher.
Achievements
Her first coach was Alexander Melnikov, who immediately noticed the potential in her. He helped Andreeva to develop a boxing career and accepted her into the national team, where at the first competition she became the owner of the Boxing World Cup. Svetlana immediately took the prize - gold.
Andreeva's most important achievement in her sports career was the title of world kickboxing champion, which she received in 2007 in the absolute weight category. Andreeva worked many times in the ring of the Arbat fight club, where she managed to win even over the stronger sex. She is sure that a sparring partner and trainer should be a man, only this will provide an opportunity to develop hardening and learn protective techniques.
Career
At the moment, Svetlana Andreeva is a coach at the KITEK sports and boxing institution. She prepared such athletes as Svetlana Rogozina, Zulfiya Kutdyusova and other favorites of the Russian women's kickboxing team for the competition.
Svetlana Andreeva takes part in exhibition and professional fights to this day. She takes part in sparring several times a year in order to keep fit and not lose boxing skills.