Rhythmic Gymnastics

Top Olympic rhythmic gymnasts at Tokyo 2020
Russia has dominated rhythmic gymnastics for decades, so it seems only fitting that they would need just one family – sisters Dina and Arina Averina – to continue that legacy.
With the post Rio 2016 retirements of gold and silver medallist Margarita Mamun

Dina Averina

Olympic rhythmic gymnastics at Tokyo 2020: Top five things to know

Relive the rhythmic gymnastics individual all around from the Rio Summer Olympic Games in 2016 and follow Margarita Mamun as she wins gold for Russia, Yana Kudryavtseva as she claims silver for Russia, and Ganna Rizatdinova as she takes home bronze for the Ukraine

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Women's Rhythmic Gymnastics Ind. All Around| Rio 2016| Great Olympic Moments

Since 2017, the Averina twins have wowed audiences around the world.
Dina and Arina also dominated the European Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships in Baku, Azerbaijan sweeping all individual titles between them.
But while the Russians look almost identical, the pair are keen to talk about how different their characters are.
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Arina Dina Averina THUMB

Spot the difference: why the Averina twins are not as identical as they look

Margarita Mamun and Yana Kudryavtseva represent Russia by winning gold and silver in women's individual rhythmic gymnastics.

Rio 2016 | Olympic Games

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Russia take gold, silver in Individual Rhythmic Gymnastics

Gold: M. Mamun (RUS), Silver: Y. Kudryatseva (RUS), Bronze: G. Rizatdinova (UKR).

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Gymnastics Rhythmic: Individual | Rio 2016 Replays

Teams from Russia, Spain and Bulgaria battle for medals and perform various routines.

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Russian team win Rhythmic Gymnastics Group Final

The best moments from the 2016 Summer Olympic Games