Daria Joura

Quick Facts

Full Name	Daria Joura
Occupation	Artistic Gymnast
Date Of Birth	May 2, 1990(1990-05-02)
Age	34
Birthplace	Leninsk-Kuznetsky
Country	Russia
Birth City	Kemerovo Oblast
Horoscope	Taurus

Daria Joura Biography

Daria Joura is one of the most popular and richest Artistic Gymnast who was born on May 2, 1990 in Leninsk-Kuznetsky, Kemerovo Oblast, Russia. Despite weeks of preparation and the talk in the media about the possibility of a medal (or medals, based on the hit exercises) Joura suffered several mishaps during Beijing. Before the qualifying round, she hurt her ankle while doing floor exercises. She was unable to complete the qualifying competition, falling frequently on the floor and onto the beam , in a noticeable amount of discomfort. She put in a great effort in uneven beams and vaults despite the pain, guiding her team to make it to the finals fifth place, ending the event in tears realizing she could not make the single finals (ranked 44th overall) and her chances of winning a medal were effectively over there. Only one apparatus Joura was able to participate in the team final was uneven bars. While performing the routine, she was caught by an Gienger release that was too close the bar, crashing her face into the top bar , and then continuing in the same manner as if it was not a problem. The result was not just an ankle injury , but also an injured nose and a red eye, but she also helped lead the team to the historic 6th place finishing. In interviews with the press she stated she was aware that the team was the most important thing and she was not required to perform those exercises but she did not want to disappoint the team. The time she spent in Beijing was clearly an experience of learning. When her teammates Shona Morgan, and Georgia Bonora qualified through to the all-around final Joura was on the stand recording them with the camera she received in exchange for appearing on the Channel 7 talk show and sharing her experience.

The first international event she competed in as an adult was the Pacific Alliance Championships, where she was a member of the silver medal-winning Australian team. In 2006, at the Australian National Championships she finished with a first place finish in the all-around competition and on every apparatus except bar with an uneven surface. Then she won an Olympic bronze medal on the floor during the World Cup competition in Shanghai. Joura’s first international event took place at during the 2006 World Championships in Aarhus. She assisted the Australian team to a sixth place medal, and was on all apparatuses in the finals for the team. The fifth place finish in the all- around event was the second highest ever for an Australian gymnast, following Monette Russo’s bronze all around medal in 2005. Joura also participated on the bars with uneven surfaces final, finishing in sixth place.

In May, Joura went on to win her second consecutive Australian all-around title at the National Championships in Melbourne, as well as golds on vault, uneven bars, floor and in the team event with her Western Australian team. She finished 5th in the beam event final. The 2007 Nationals were held in conjunction with a dual meet against World champion Chinese team. Australia beat China in the team event, Joura went on to place 6th on uneven bars, 8th on balance beam and 2nd on floor behind Cheng Fei. In preparation for the upcoming 2007 World Championships, Joura then competed in a similar dual competition against Japan, where she won gold medals in the team, all-around, vault and floor events, plus a bronze on beam. She went into the 2007 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships as a medal contender in the team and the all-around.

She began 2007 at the American Cup in Jacksonville, Florida. During this competition Joura successfully debuted a number of new skills, including a Comaneci Salto on bars.

Joura participated at the first Australian National Championships in 2001 and won the all-around title as well as two silver medals in the floor and vault as well as a bronze medal of the balance beam for juniors in national competition. She then was promoted into the international junior division and won the national all-around title as well as finishing second on flooring and the vault. Joura also participated in international competitions as a first- time competitor in 2003 placing 7th overall event at the Canberra Cup. As of 2005 Joura did not participate in Nationals due to an injury, but she competed in various other events for instance, in the Australian Youth Olympic Festival where she was awarded a silver medal in the team event and floor gold as well as at the Japan Junior International meet. The tests for 2006’s Commonwealth Games shortly after she fell several times , she was not included on the team.

Daria Joura Net Worth

Daria Joura is one of the richest Artistic Gymnast from Russia. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Daria Joura 's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)

Daria “Dasha” Joura (Russian Dar’ia Vladimirovna “Dasha” Ioura ; born 2 May 1990) is a retired Australian gymnast. She is three-time Australian All-around senior champion. She participated in the Olympic Games in 2008 Summer Olympics and the World Artistic Gymnastics Championships in 2006 and 2007.

Daria Joura was born in Leninsk-Kuznetsky. She is she is the child of Vladimir as well as Irina Joura, who are both gymnastics coaches. The family relocated into Australia in 1997, when Vladimir Joura accepted an offer to coach at the Western Australian Institute of Sport (WAIS).

Joura did not have the best of competitions at the 2007 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships in Stuttgart, Germany. In the preliminary competition, Joura fell on the uneven bars and balance beam, but stuck her Yurchenko-double vault and performed a floor routine that qualified her for the all-around final. She did not qualify for the floor or the vault event final. The Australian team finished in 11th place, missing the teams final but qualifying through to the 2008 Olympic Games. Joura was the only Australian woman to qualify for the all-around final, where she finished 10th after errors on bars and beam.

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Joura underwent two surgeries in 2009 and it for a number of months retirement seemed likely. However, in early 2010 it was announced that she was back in the gym and was attempting a comeback. Her injuries proved too much for her to overcome, and on 6 November 2010, Joura officially announced her retirement from elite gymnastics.

Facts & Trivia

Daria Ranked on the list of most popular Artistic Gymnast. Also ranked in the elit list of famous people born in Russia. Daria Joura celebrates birthday on May 2 of every year.

In October, Joura headed back to Stuttgart for the DTB World Cup event with teammate Lauren Mitchell. After qualifying for all four apparatus event finals, Joura won a bronze on vault, a silver on uneven bars and a gold on floor – her first at a World Cup competition and the most medals she’s won in one international competition. She was the most decorated gymnast of the meet.