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Bialova’s firsthand knowledge of sports as a champion athlete and in-depth education in sports, sports physiology, nutrition and peak performance gives her unique skills and experience. Her work with disabled and Paralympic (IPC) athletes sets her apart from other coaches and trainers.

The President of Republic of Belarus (Decree #445, September 14, 1998) awarded Bialova the highest sport award the country’s: “Honored Sport Master the Republic of Belarus” for achieving excellence in sports, great personal contribution to the development of physical culture and sports.

Bialova pursued a sports education in addition to her sports career. In 1977 graduated high school #12 in Gomel. 1983 graduated Gomel Suhoi State Technical University. She completed sports-related studies and obtained degrees from various schools. A three-year study in Gomel Francyck Skarina State University (subject physical culture). 2002 Belarusian State Academy of Physical Culture.

Since 1977 she has worked as a coach in varied forms of athletics. 1984–1991 coach and swimming trainer for 1- to 6-year-olds. 1992–2013 as coach School of Olympic Reserve in powerlifting, bodybuilding, athletics trainer-instructor disabled and senior aged people. Bialova was head coach of the women's national powerlifting team. Her students, in several sports, became national champions and participants of world and European championships. Senior coach School of Olympic Reserve, Bialova has thirteen years working with athletes in wheelchairs. Bialova made an enormous contribution to the development of Paralympics in Republic of Belarus. She organized and conducted sport’s camps for wheelchair users. Participation in her training process allowed wheelchair users to overcome psychological barriers and inferiority issues that comes with disabilities. Her training abilities renewed abilities and capabilities of her students. They were able to move more freely and eliminate many barriers.

Liubou Bialova (Russian: Любовь Леонидовна Белова , born April 7, 1960) is a Belarusian weightlifter.

Bialova was born April 7, 1960 in Gomel, the Republic of Belarus, with brother Nicolai Grishanov (twin). She comes from a champion sports family: her brother was national champion in weightlifting and multiple champion in bodybuilding in the former Soviet Union.