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Haven't seen any videos of them practising but this is a video of Evgenia and Alina in Japan
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ryJxFVCTuXM
How cute was that!!! Good luck ladies......
Haven't seen any videos of them practising but this is a video of Evgenia and Alina in Japan
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ryJxFVCTuXM
there is might be nothing unusual for the US, but certainly not for russia. you can't be a coach here without a proper education.
and honestly it really worries me. first it was just plushy, but now it's more of them. how can they teach kids without a basic knowledge of pedagogy?
these people just charging money for ignorance and trying to make some rubles on their famous names.
they don't even bother to recieve an education before opening something called "academy"
I wanted to write for you not for Dante..... Plushenko graduated from the Lesgaft National State University of Physical Education, Sport and Health (the coach department) as well the Saint Petersburg State University of Engineering and Economics. The second one was started because of his first wife's billionair father they wanted Plushy to continue the business. The incredible jealous Masha didn't like if he is skating. They divorced but he graduated.
So Plushenko has right to call his school Academy. Probably he wanted to express with the name that is a totally private school . That is his own rink he didn't receive any support from the state.
And everything is true what Dante wrote. The Academy was his dream from his very early age, we know it from his biography. And what he wants he realizes all the time! He is one of the richest figure skaters he has high income from show and advertising revenue. For ex he is advertising the Mercedes Benz for years.
yes, i know that plushy has a sports education. altough i doubt that he has a high category coaching license (or even any kind of coaching license, since he graduated from lesgaft a long time ago), anyway i have nothing against his wishes to become a coach (if he really serious about that). may be a naming his school "academy" was a bit too much. but at least he has some education.
but a 19 yo girl without any education opening an "academy"? just no.
I don't know there is any "license" in Russia. Do you know about it? Or just you think because there is in your country....
yes, i know all about it. there is a different types of coaches and coaching licenses in russia. to be allowed to train athletes of ms and kms rank (master of sports and candidate master of sports) you have to acquire a license where they call you "coach of sports mastery and high mastery", it's a highest coaching license. but prior to that you should get a lower level licenses and some low level coaching expirience.
there is also a different licenses for different disciplines of figure skating, singles, pairs and ice dance. to get a license you should go trough learning courses.
because in lesgaft and other sports universities people are not learning to be a "figure skating coach" or "soccer coach", they just teach coaching in general, pedagogy and other kinds of things.
of course all this licenses are needed if you want to work in a state sponsored school, i'm not sure if they needed or not if you opening some "academy" on your own
he wants to skate but after he wants to work as a coach solely. I don't know why do you think he doesn't want to be. You had similar opinion some months ago.
for now plushy spends more time in ice shows, than at ice rink in his "academy". it seems like he appears there once a week, and instagram videos is a most part of his coaching work.
the guy is obviously doing great in PR.
but people like tutberidze or panova are spending 15 hours a day on ice. unlike plushy they are living in their schools.
like tarasova once said, you have to eat ice for a breakfast and for a dinner, if you want to be a coach.
so i don't know if plushy serious or not. i have to wait, i guess, when he gets done with ice shows
- this is a hugely exaggarated and ridiculous!!! He has no shows for months..what do you think what he is doing? Sorry, but this is tipical Russian again... Plus you don't forget the pupil's parents. They can watch the trainings...for now plushy spends more time in ice shows, than at ice rink in his "academy" it seems like he appears there once a week, and instagram videos is a most part of his coaching work
I just realized that several high-level skaters won't even qualify for nationals next year unless a. lots of retirements happen or b. they increase the ladies to 24
Because there's:
1. Evgenia Medvedeva
2. Alina Zagitova
3. Maria Sotskova
4. Polina Tsurskaya
5. Elena Radionova
6. Daria Panenkova
7. Stanislava Konstantinova
8. Elizaveta Tuktamysheva
9. Anna Pogorilaya
who will get GP spots, provided Anna gets the Rostelecom host spot because her SB is 156... and her WS will probably drop dramatically after the Olympics and Worlds
10. Alexandra Trusova
11. Alena Kostornaya
12. Anastasia Tarakanova
13. Viktoria Vasilieva
14. Anna Shcherbakova
15. Alena Kanysheva / Ksenia Sinitsyna --> whoever gets the last JGPF spot probably, assuming it's ALL Russian
this last girl probably won't be age eligible for nationals so I won't include her here
15-18: four of these girls
Anastasia Gulyakova
Sofia Samodurova
Elizaveta Nugumanova
Anastasia Gubanova
Ekaterina Kurakova
Anna Tarusina
Serafima Sakhanovich
Valeriia Mikhailova
Alena Leonova *not high enough SB for GP, will probably retire anyway*
Natalia Ogoreltseva *not at the level of the top girls but a seasoned nationals competitor and a sentimental favorite of mine *
Adelina Sotnikova *if recovered from injury*
if the last JGPF girl is age eligible, then only three of those girls will be able to go
this is going to be so sad...
I don’t think you can say who from current juniors will get to JGPF at this stage. If someone told you last year that Gubanova and Konstantinova won’t get into JGPF this season, you wouldn’t believe them, and yet all it took was messing up their first event and not getting another one.
A very good video!!!! What’s the song???