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Yulia Lipnitskaya

I have no idea why I get so excited when I see her riding her horses 🐎


....but I do :yahoo:
 
Looks like things are going well in Romania and we even got the promise of a new video coming soon. :hap85:
 
Great video :agree:.

Such a bittersweet to see Yulia on the ice. I would be very happy to see her doing ice shows, but must admit, that working with kids, especially from region skating schools, is the best way to go on her ice career. What can be better than sharing her knowlege with new generation and inspiring young figure skaters?

It's been more than 4 years after her Olympics, we have new heroes and records... But she keeps gaining new fans. Just magic.
 
I think Yulia has not lost everything in sports. She needs just quietly and calmly to recover gradually over 4 seasons. And after 2022 Winter Olympics she will be possible to compete in the artistic program. ISU will accept her with open arms, because her ability is what they need in a planned change of FS. And very few skaters fit. The main thing is to know that it is possible.
 
svetlana1232 said:
I think Yulia has not lost everything in sports. She needs just quietly and calmly to recover gradually over 4 seasons. And after 2022 Winter Olympics she will be possible to compete in the artistic program. ISU will accept her with open arms, because her ability is what they need in a planned change of FS. And very few skaters fit. The main thing is to know that it is possible.
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What? You expect Yulia Lipnitskaya to compete after the 2022 games?
 
I am Romanian and I am totally surprised by their appearance on the news at our national television because figure skating is not a popular sport in our country. TVR usually only broadcasts Europeans, Worlds and OG. We're lucky to have Eurosport for the GP series. Anyway, I can translate the news for you if you are interested.
 
Amelia said:
I am Romanian and I am totally surprised by their appearance on the news at our national television because figure skating is not a popular sport in our country. TVR usually only broadcasts Europeans, Worlds and OG. We're lucky to have Eurosport for the GP series. Anyway, I can translate the news for you if you are interested.
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Yes, please!
 
"Yulia Lipnitskaya is the youngest champion in the modern history of figure skating. She took the gold medal in Sochi with the Russian team when she was only 15 years and 249 days old. The beautiful Elena Ilinykh finished the Olympic games with two medals around her neck: the team gold and the bronze medal for the ice dancing competition.
Elena Ilinykh: 'The medal we won in Sochi, at home, in front of so many supporters who were rooting for us, the atmosphere, it was unforgettable.'
Both of them and another Russian skater came to Brașov at the invitation of a coach from Bucharest, Andreea Ionescu. 20 children will skate with them for a week. The parents paid 1050 euros per child for accommodation, meals and training.
Andreea Ionescu: 'I believe that it is every Romanian skater's wish to train and share the same ice with such Olympic entities. Both of them are basically children's idols.'
The two champions will teach kids the secrets of figure skating techniques, style, step sequences, jumps and spins.
Elena Ilinykh: 'I think this is a big step for Romania. I have a huge respect for Andreea and we are happy to be here.' "
 
Amelia said:
"Yulia Lipnitskaya is the youngest champion in the modern history of figure skating. She took the gold medal in Sochi with the Russian team when she was only 15 years and 249 days old. The beautiful Elena Ilinykh finished the Olympic games with two medals around her neck: the team gold and the bronze medal for the ice dancing competition.
Elena Ilinykh: 'The medal we won in Sochi, at home, in front of so many supporters who were rooting for us, the atmosphere, it was unforgettable.'
Both of them and another Russian skater came to Brașov at the invitation of a coach from Bucharest, Andreea Ionescu. 20 children will skate with them for a week. The parents paid 1050 euros per child for accommodation, meals and training.
Andreea Ionescu: 'I believe that it is every Romanian skater's wish to train and share the same ice with such Olympic entities. Both of them are basically children's idols.'
The two champions will teach kids the secrets of figure skating techniques, style, step sequences, jumps and spins.
Elena Ilinykh: 'I think this is a big step for Romania. I have a huge respect for Andreea and we are happy to be here.' "
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Thank you!

So that's expensive, as expected, but not outrageous, especially considering that it includes a week's worth of lodging and meals, and both instructors are Olympic medalists. Hopefully, Yulia and Elena get to keep a good chunk of that after overhead and everything.
 
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