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BODYFITNESS

A showdown featuring mind-
blowing genetics, hard work
and elegance that made the
audience vibrate with all
3 classes of this Division.
The level was exceptionally
competitive, making
the classifying rounds
themselves a challenge for
the athletes, many of them
over 50.
Dorota Ogonowska (Poland) Joanna Ucinska (Poland) Elena Rakcheeva (Russia)

MASTER 35-39 years (Open) MASTER 40-44 years (Open) MASTER +45 years (Open)

Gold: Dorota Ogonowska (Poland) Gold: Joanna Ucinska (Poland) Gold: Elena Rakcheeva (Russia)
Silver: Petronella Bihn (Germany) Silver: Eleonore Eriksson (Sweden) Silver: Tiina Niinimaki (Finland)
Bronze: Yana Shyrokykh (Ukraine) Bronze: Riina Kivikoski (Finland) Bronze: Tatiana Zalas (Poland)

OVERALL MASTER BIKINI FITNESS
BODYFITNESS:
Elena Rakcheeva Due to the high number of participants, several qualifying rounds very necessary,
(Russia) and entering the Top 10 was a feat in itself. The astonishing performers, aged
between 35 and 64, were a shining example of what weight training can accomplish
Making history in the for women. Three stars shone brighter than the rest: Spain’s Ada Jiménez, more
competition at 45, Russian impressive by the moment, Estonia’s Jana Teder –who has already claimed overall
athlete Elena Rakcheeva titles this year- and Russia’s Anna Prokhorova, three times World Champion and,
was crowned overall Master this time, according to the judges, best overall athlete at 48. Her imposing quality and
Bodyfitness champion. height kept Alicante-based Alla Petrova from reaching the top of the medal rank. CONTINENTAL

OVERALL MASTER BIKINI:
Anna Prokhorova (Russia) CHAMPIONSHIPS

WELLNESS

An open class dominated by
the Russian athletes, with the
duel between Tatiana Eremina
and social media influencer
Ekaterina Krasavina as the focal
point. The victory finally went to
the slender Eremina by majority
decision, also thanks to her not- MASTER 35-39 years (-164 cm) MASTER +35 years (+164 cm)
to-be-sniffed-at 173 cm height.
Gold: Ada Jiménez (Spain) Gold: Oksana Voloshina (Russia)
Tatiana Eremina (Russia) Silver: Iana Podolskaia (Russia) Silver: Martina Kurkova (Czech Rep.)
Bronze: Ekaterina Kriachek (Russia) Bronze: Ann-Sophie Gustavsen (Denmark)
MASTER +35 years (Open)
MASTER 40-44 years (Open) MASTER +45 years (Open)
Gold: Tatiana Eremina (Russia)
Silver: Ekaterina Krasavina (Russia)
Gold: Anna Prokhorova (Russia)
Gold: Jana Teder (Estonia)
Bronze: Lilian Rannu (Estonia) Silver: Elena Punina (Russia) Silver: Alla Petrova (Spain)
BEST TEAM AWARD Bronze: Yoko Nagase (Japan) Bronze: Irina Veyde (Russia)
tRussia won
the World’s Best
Veteran Team
Award. Russia’s
delegate, Mrs.
Iveta Stetsenko,
celebrates the title
with FEFF president,
D. José Ramos and
Poland’s delegate,
Mr. Grzegorz
Kempa.

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