Born on December 30, 1974 in Tehran, is a former athlete in swimming, athletics, volleyball, and an international coach and instructor in the jumps of Athletics Federation. Bolourizadeh, who has a Master's degree in Physical Education and Sports Science, was selected as the best female athlete in Iran in 2003 and in 2001 and as one of the top ten athletes in Iran. In 2011, as the fitness coach of the Azad University Team, she became the Champion of the Iranian Women's Basketball League. She currently holds the record for the pentathlon, heptathlon and 60m hurdles in Iran, and in 1996, broke Maryam Sedarati’s record in the Iranian women's high jump with by 1.64m after 23 years. Bolourizadeh has won 4 gold medals in five events, 60m hurdles and high jump and 4 in 200 meters in 3 disciplines of the Islamic Games (1993, 1997 and 2001).

Volleyball

In 2000, she became the national champion in the first division volleyball league of Iran as a member of Homa Tehran volleyball club. In addition, she has won the National Women's Volleyball League in 1999, 2000, 2004 and 2003, and the runner-up in 2005 and 2007.

Bolourizadeh has also been a player and captain of the Iranian women's national volleyball team since 1993. Among her volleyball honors, we can mention the second place in the first tournament of Islamic Students in 1993, the second place in the second tournament of Islamic Countries in 1997 and the second place in the third tournament of Islamic countries in 2001.