Tanya (Facebook profile, 16 Jun 2016)

Singing, dancing, watching football. (Athlete, 22 Aug 2015)

Athlete, Coach, Student

Coaching - Lesgaft National State University of Physical Education, Sport and Health, St. Petersburg, RUS

Russian

Pushkin District Youth Sports School of Olympic Reserve [St. Petersburg, RUS]

Vera Kiryashova, RUS; Alexander Kiryashov, RUS (Athlete, 16 Jun 2016)

2009 for Russia, in Italy (Athlete, 22 Aug 2015)

She took up gymnastics in 1999 at age five in Pushkin, Russian Federation. (Athlete, 22 Aug 2015)

"My mum took me to my first gymnastics class. She just wanted me in something, so I wasn't charging around the house or being idle. Someone suggested gymnastics. When I was training, at the age of six or seven, I noticed my current coaches so I went up and said 'I want to train with you, can you take me?' And they said 'Yes of course we'll take you.' I guess they saw something in me too." (thecouchgymnast.com, 02 Jun 2011)

To work as a coach once her competitive career is over. (Athlete, 16 Jun 2016)

Winning two silver medals at the 2011 World Championships in Tokyo, Japan. (Athlete, 16 Jun 2016)

Russian gymnast Svetlana Khorkina. (Athlete, 22 Aug 2015)

Awards
She holds the title of Honoured Master of Sport in the Russian Federation. (Athlete, 22 Aug 2015)

General
NAMED ELEMENT
She has an element named after her in the International Gymnastics Federation [FIG] Code of Points. The 'Nabieva' is a toe-on laid out Tkatchev on uneven bars. She introduced the element during the 2010 Japan Cup and it took her name after the 2010 World Championships in Rotterdam, Netherlands. (nos.nl, 22 Oct 2010)