an interview, she noted that she felt pride in patriotism and the enthusiastic echoes of her compatriots from the podium during the competition, and this gave her more motivation to win. Olga always says that she never gets bored of photos with fans and that she does not suffer from star fever like many winners. However, her husband doesn't like when fans try to hug and kiss her. At an early age, Olga's mom noticed how her daughter was fond of running. As a child, Olga behaved like a tomboy, played only with boys and always dressed like a boy, as the dresses didn't catch on to her. At the age of 7, a coach noticed her passion for sports and began to turn her into a future champion. Since childhood, she has been keen on simple and obstacle courses. When Olga was 10 she got into the Olympic reserve and at 19 when she entered the national team of the Union, she unexpectedly got married. Olga managed to taste the flavour of marriage life and give birth to a son. In the late 80s, the girl began to experience a recession in physical terms, which is why she temporarily left the performances and focused on gaining the optimal form. Since childhood, she was famous among boys and went on dates a lot. But accepted only Dmitry who is now her husband. For almost a month she received flowers from him anonymously (until she knew who the sender was), then he got her heart. If she is the most daring woman at competitions, then at home she is very homely and hospitable. Her motto for life: "Family comes first, sport comes second." With her husband, she raised a son, who, in turn, is also interested in sports, but does not plan to do this on a professional level. Just like most women she often mentions how much she enjoys spending time with her family. In almost all interviews she does not get tired of claiming that her victories are the merit of her husband - Dmitry Gridnev, since because of the competition, she dumped all household life on his shoulders, and withstood fatherhood in her opinion with dignity (took care of her son and home in her absence); She managed to achieve success in the 90s. In 1993 she took bronze at the Asian Championships, and a few months later