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2020-21 Russian Ladies' Figure Skating
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Eh, I love Sasha but yeah, I'd rather her fix the consistency of that lutz instead. The rippon looks so unstable and honestly kind of unaesthetic. Her rippons on triples look fine (they're actually some of my favorites).
Agree. That was unnecessarily harsh toward the Japanese ladies and a dig at the retired Mao Asada.
I actually find 2014 Worlds to be pretty competitive despite being a post-Olympics worlds. I would definitely rank it above 2011 and 2012 Worlds in terms of competitiveness of field and overall quality of skating. 2013 Worlds wasn't that well-skated besides Kim, so it's a toss up for me between those two. 2014 Worlds had a motivated Yulia (for her first title) and Carolina (for a second title) competing against Mao. I would rate the quality of the short programs to be higher than in Sochi. Yulia was considered by many fans and media to be a gold medal contender in Sochi and Carolina is considered by some to be the true winner in Sochi. Not an easy field at all imo.
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Anyone know what‘s wrong with the TeamTut instagram site?
Have they deleted all pics? Or blocked me (which I can‘t imagine as I‘ve never engaged in any of their postings lol) or why isn‘t it working?
Have they deleted all pics? Or blocked me (which I can‘t imagine as I‘ve never engaged in any of their postings lol) or why isn‘t it working?
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IG blocked access to the account apparently, same with a Kostornaya account.
Could be server problems, hacking attempts, anything. The approaching US presidential elections could mean the social media are getting stricter.
Wait a couple of hours or days.
Again, any skater should have his/her account authenticated with the little blue star so they are more protected.
Could be server problems, hacking attempts, anything. The approaching US presidential elections could mean the social media are getting stricter.
Wait a couple of hours or days.
Again, any skater should have his/her account authenticated with the little blue star so they are more protected.
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New issue of FFKKR magazine is out, Журнал "Мир фигурного катания" №3, 2020
Volkov Memorial has been cancelled: Внимание! Изменение в Календаре соревнований в сезоне 2020-2021 гг.!
Sochi stage of Russian Cup in photos: Третий этап Кубка России в Сочи. Фоторепортаж
Volkov Memorial has been cancelled: Внимание! Изменение в Календаре соревнований в сезоне 2020-2021 гг.!
Sochi stage of Russian Cup in photos: Третий этап Кубка России в Сочи. Фоторепортаж
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I would be verry interested in what is said if you or anyone else has time to translate I would be verry grateful.
And im probably not the only one
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It was a wasted opportunity. The questions were all very basic, nothing new or interesting.
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Did you expect otherwise? We'd like to know of course, but I'd hate to see Aleksandra embarrassed in public.
All the clips were from her past achievements yet she didn't speak a word about Khrustalniy, Tutberidze etc. Just like in that book.
And she was tense, despite the giggles and smiles. Still, she held herself well, so good job, I'd say.
She won't get away like this at post competition press conferences I'd think.
All the clips were from her past achievements yet she didn't speak a word about Khrustalniy, Tutberidze etc. Just like in that book.
And she was tense, despite the giggles and smiles. Still, she held herself well, so good job, I'd say.
She won't get away like this at post competition press conferences I'd think.
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I wasn't expecting something shocking, but I mean, the questions were like "how did you feel about Worlds being cancelled?", "how did you feel winning your first junior worlds?"
I thought the interviewer could have at least focused on the present season or upcoming events or something that Sasha hasn't already talked about 1000 times before in other past interviews.
The interviewer is mexican, so it could be that the focus of her show is oriented to a more casual audience.
I hadn't watched any of her other videos or interviews before, so I didn't know what to expect.
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There were clips from Junior Worlds, Japan Open AND her both programmes for this season from the last Russian Cup (SP and FS) as well as her recent 4Lo. Not all were from her times with TT. None of the coaches were named, really, neither from the old, nor from the new team. Just for the record and to keep it straight
Anyway, just a nice interview targeting the general public outside of Russia, whose members, in general, do not care the slightest for all the recent drama, provided they ever even heard of it
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Indeed! I randomly woke up at 5:30am (Aussie time) and decided to watch.Anyway, just a nice interview targeting the general public outside if Russia, whose members, in general, do not care the slightest for all the recent drama, provided they ever even heard of it
It was a really sweet interview
not hard hitting or anything, but eh, what did you expect?The interviewer Masha is clearly a big fan.
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Yeah, Sasha was really swetIndeed! I randomly woke up at 5:30am (Aussie time) and decided to watch.
It was a really sweet interview
The interviewer Masha is clearly a big fan.
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Olga Kozhemyakina, ISU technical controller in single skating, evaluates the programs of Yelizaveta Tuktamysheva, Sof'ya Samodurova, Yevgeniya Medvedeva and Kamila Valiyeva at the start of the season.
Judge: "Trusova always had remarks on spins, but we noticed that she got much better with them"
Judge: "Medvyedeva is capable any style, the main thing is for her to be healthy and have a normal training process"
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Judge: "Trusova always had remarks on spins, but we noticed that she got much better with them"
Judge: "Medvyedeva is capable any style, the main thing is for her to be healthy and have a normal training process"
Судья: «Медведевой подвластен любой стиль, главное, чтобы были здоровье и нормальный тренировочный процесс» - 28 октября 2020 - Sport24
Технический контролер ИСУ в одиночном катании Ольга Кожемякина оценила программы Елизаветы Туктамышевой, Софьи Самодуровой, Евгении Медведевой и Камилы Валиевой на старте сезона.
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Судья: «К Трусовой всегда были замечания по вращениям, но мы заметили, что у нее с этим стало значительно лучше» - 28 октября 2020 - Sport24
Технический контролер ИСУ в одиночном катании Ольга Кожемякина поделилась впечатениями от программ Александры Трусовой и Алены Косторной в начале сезона.
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Russian Ladies Hall Of Fame - Medal Count
Medals from Junior GPs, Junior Worlds, Russian Senior Nationals, GPs, Europeans, Worlds and Olympics
(active skaters in bold)
1. Irina Slutskaya 59 - first medal in 1994
2. Maria Butyrskaya 39 - 1992 (including one Soviet national medal, not counting SC1993 (not GP))
3. Evgenia Medvedeva 28 - 2014
4. Viktoria Volchkova 25 - 1998
4. Elizaveta Tuktamysheva 25 - 2009
6. Elena Radionova 23 - 2013
7. Elena Sokolova 22 - 1997
8. Adelina Sotnikova 19 - 2009
9. Alina Zagitova 18 - 2017
10. Yulia Lipnitskaya 17 - 2012
11. Anna Pogorilaya 16 - 2013
11. Maria Sotskova 16 - 2014
13. Alexandra Trusova 14 - 2018
13. Alëna Kostornaia 14 - 2018
15. Julia Soldatova 13 - 1998
15. Alëna Leonova 13 - 2008
17. Olga Markova 9 - 1994 (SC 1994 not counted (not GP))
17. Anna Shcherbakova 9 - 2019
19. Polina Shelepen 8 - 2010
20. Serafima Sakhanovich 7 - 2014
20. Anastasia Tarakanova 7- 2018
22. Kristina Oblasova 6 - 2000
22. Polina Tsurskaya 6 - 2016
24. Irina Nikolaeva 5 - 1999
24. Sofia Samodurova 5 - 2018
26. 4 medals: Elena Ivanova 1995, Daria Timoshenko 1999, Irina Tkatchuk 2000, Tatiana Basova 2001, Olga Naidenova 2003, Ksenia Makarova 2010, Polina Agafonova 2010. Alexandra Proklova 2014, Kamila Valieva 2020, Daria Usacheva 2020
36. 3 medals: Elena Pingacheva 1996, Ludmila Nelidina (first Russian lady with 3A) 2002, Veronika Kropotina 2005, Stanislava Konstantinova 2017, Anastasia Gubanova 2017, Alena Kanysheva 2019, Ksenia Sinitsyna 2019, Viktoria Vasilieva 2019
44. 2 medals: Svetlana Bukareva 2000, Lilia Biktagirova 2005, Ksenia Doronina 2007, Polina Korobeynikova 2012, Elizaveta Nugumanova 2017, Daria Panenkova 2018, Anna Tarusina 2019, Anna Frolova 2020
52. 1 medal: Nadezda Kanaeva 1996, Olga Stepanova 2000, Svetlana Chernyshova 2001, Olga Agapkina 2002, Alima Gershkovich 2003, Elena Naumova 2004, Alexandra Ievleva 2007, Ekaterina Kozireva 2007, Margarita Tertichnaia 2007, Nina Petushkova 2008, Jana Smekhnova 2008, Katarina Gerboldt 2009, Oksana Gozeva 2009, Anna Ovcharova 2010, Sofia Biryukova 2010, Rosa Sheveleva 2011, Anna Shershak 2012, Uliana Titushkina 2013, Evgenia Gerasimova 2013, Maria Stavitskaia 2013, Natalia Ogoreltseva 2014, Elizaveta Iuschenko 2014, Alsu Kaiumova 2015, Ekaterina Mitrofanova 2016, Alisa Fedichkina 2016, Diana Pervushkina 2016, Alisa Lozko 2017, Anastasia Gulyakova 2018, Maiia Khromykh 2020
Slutskaya and Butyrskaya can't be beaten, but there seem to be a little battle going on between Medvedeva and Tuktamysheva for 3rd place!
Medals from Junior GPs, Junior Worlds, Russian Senior Nationals, GPs, Europeans, Worlds and Olympics
(active skaters in bold)
1. Irina Slutskaya 59 - first medal in 1994
2. Maria Butyrskaya 39 - 1992 (including one Soviet national medal, not counting SC1993 (not GP))
3. Evgenia Medvedeva 28 - 2014
4. Viktoria Volchkova 25 - 1998
4. Elizaveta Tuktamysheva 25 - 2009
6. Elena Radionova 23 - 2013
7. Elena Sokolova 22 - 1997
8. Adelina Sotnikova 19 - 2009
9. Alina Zagitova 18 - 2017
10. Yulia Lipnitskaya 17 - 2012
11. Anna Pogorilaya 16 - 2013
11. Maria Sotskova 16 - 2014
13. Alexandra Trusova 14 - 2018
13. Alëna Kostornaia 14 - 2018
15. Julia Soldatova 13 - 1998
15. Alëna Leonova 13 - 2008
17. Olga Markova 9 - 1994 (SC 1994 not counted (not GP))
17. Anna Shcherbakova 9 - 2019
19. Polina Shelepen 8 - 2010
20. Serafima Sakhanovich 7 - 2014
20. Anastasia Tarakanova 7- 2018
22. Kristina Oblasova 6 - 2000
22. Polina Tsurskaya 6 - 2016
24. Irina Nikolaeva 5 - 1999
24. Sofia Samodurova 5 - 2018
26. 4 medals: Elena Ivanova 1995, Daria Timoshenko 1999, Irina Tkatchuk 2000, Tatiana Basova 2001, Olga Naidenova 2003, Ksenia Makarova 2010, Polina Agafonova 2010. Alexandra Proklova 2014, Kamila Valieva 2020, Daria Usacheva 2020
36. 3 medals: Elena Pingacheva 1996, Ludmila Nelidina (first Russian lady with 3A) 2002, Veronika Kropotina 2005, Stanislava Konstantinova 2017, Anastasia Gubanova 2017, Alena Kanysheva 2019, Ksenia Sinitsyna 2019, Viktoria Vasilieva 2019
44. 2 medals: Svetlana Bukareva 2000, Lilia Biktagirova 2005, Ksenia Doronina 2007, Polina Korobeynikova 2012, Elizaveta Nugumanova 2017, Daria Panenkova 2018, Anna Tarusina 2019, Anna Frolova 2020
52. 1 medal: Nadezda Kanaeva 1996, Olga Stepanova 2000, Svetlana Chernyshova 2001, Olga Agapkina 2002, Alima Gershkovich 2003, Elena Naumova 2004, Alexandra Ievleva 2007, Ekaterina Kozireva 2007, Margarita Tertichnaia 2007, Nina Petushkova 2008, Jana Smekhnova 2008, Katarina Gerboldt 2009, Oksana Gozeva 2009, Anna Ovcharova 2010, Sofia Biryukova 2010, Rosa Sheveleva 2011, Anna Shershak 2012, Uliana Titushkina 2013, Evgenia Gerasimova 2013, Maria Stavitskaia 2013, Natalia Ogoreltseva 2014, Elizaveta Iuschenko 2014, Alsu Kaiumova 2015, Ekaterina Mitrofanova 2016, Alisa Fedichkina 2016, Diana Pervushkina 2016, Alisa Lozko 2017, Anastasia Gulyakova 2018, Maiia Khromykh 2020
Slutskaya and Butyrskaya can't be beaten, but there seem to be a little battle going on between Medvedeva and Tuktamysheva for 3rd place!
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Entries for GP Rostelecom are complete.
No more Russian girls added, instead we have Galustyan, Ryabova, Safonova, Kiibus and Urushadze as non-Russian entries.
The Russian ladies will be: Gulyakova, Kostornaia, Medvedeva, Samodurova, Shcherbakova, Trusova and Tuktamysheva.
So no Sinitsyna
(What's up with her? I'm getting worried.)
And will Medvedeva be ready to compete? I guess we'll see if she turns up at Stage Four in a couple of weeks.
No more Russian girls added, instead we have Galustyan, Ryabova, Safonova, Kiibus and Urushadze as non-Russian entries.
The Russian ladies will be: Gulyakova, Kostornaia, Medvedeva, Samodurova, Shcherbakova, Trusova and Tuktamysheva.
So no Sinitsyna
(What's up with her? I'm getting worried.)And will Medvedeva be ready to compete? I guess we'll see if she turns up at Stage Four in a couple of weeks.
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