Tamara Lyukhina-Zamotaylova — born 1939
Lyukhina-Zamotaylova competed for the Soviet Union in women's artistic gymnastics, 1960–1964. Two Olympic medals across two Games.
Lyukhina-Zamotaylova's career →On this day in gymnastics history
May 11
Born on this day (17)
Emil Studer — born 1914
Studer competed for Switzerland in men's artistic gymnastics, 1948. One Olympic medal.
Studer's career →Louis Stoop — born 1896
Stoop competed for Belgium in men's artistic gymnastics, 1920. One Olympic medal.
Stoop's career →Marie Kovářová — born 1927
Kovářová competed for Czechoslovakia in women's artistic gymnastics, 1948. One Olympic gold.
Kovářová's career →Colette Hué — born 1932
Competed for France, 1948–1952.
Hué's career →Lucien Masset — born 1914
Competed for France, 1936–1948.
Masset's career →Deborah Southwick — born 1976
Competed for Great Britain, 1992.
Southwick's career →Erich Worm — born 1887
Competed for Germany, 1912.
Worm's career →Fred Schwind — born 1881
Competed for USA, 1904.
Schwind's career →Hiu Ying Angel Wong — born 1987
Competed for Hong Kong, China, 2012–2023.
Wong's career →Jindřich Mikulec — born 1928
Competed for Czechoslovakia, 1952.
Mikulec's career →John Simpson — born 1887
Competed for Great Britain, 1908.
Simpson's career →Kim Bong-Hyeon — born 1975
Competed for South Korea, 1996.
Bong-Hyeon's career →Miloš Vratič — born 1948
Competed for Yugoslavia, 1972.
Vratič's career →Pascale Hermant — born 1957
Competed for France, 1972.
Hermant's career →Shun Fujimoto — born 1950
Competed for Japan, 1976.
Fujimoto's career →Ted Studier — born 1882
Competed for USA, 1904.
Studier's career →