2022-23 Russian Local Events – Discussion

[Mariiiiskate]

not perfect he still needs a lot of polishing and jumps need to be worked on but there is little bit of improvements from the last time we saw him Still not sure about his move tho

 

[LadyB]

This was really nice.

 

[LadyB]

not perfect he still needs a lot of polishing and jumps need to be worked on but there is little bit of improvements from the last time we saw him Still not sure about his move tho

Yeah, puzzles me too.

 

[Mariiiiskate]

Kotsin was in Mishins team right? How old is he again?

Also can we please have the tech box back

 

[Mariiiiskate]

Yeah, puzzles me too.

Malyutin is doing well at the moment with Buyanova but im not sure of how he will hold up through puberty or develop in the future. She doesn't have the best track record with boys (or girls lol)
I feel the same way about the Fedotov brothers, Voronov brothers as well as Lev which sucks because I love all 5 of them.

 

[Mariiiiskate]

A good skate from this little boy

 

[LadyB]

Malyutin is doing well at the moment with Buyanova but im not sure of how he will hold up through puberty or develop in the future. She doesn't have the best track record with boys (or girls lol)
I feel the same way about the Fedotov brothers, Voronov brothers as well as Lev which sucks because I love all 5 of them.

There will be coaching changes, I think that's inevitable. But I'm hoping that all our lovelies will get the support and training they need in time to slowly but surely build on their existing talent.
I'm worried about Malyutin and Lazarev as well and hope Vika Butsaeva will take in the Voronovs, as she can handle boys like no other. In my heart I do love Moscow clubs, but when I see how good the Shelkovnikovs are developing in Piter... you've got to go where it's best for you, and for boys SPB seems to be the place right now. Fine by me.

 

[LadyB]

Kotsin was in Mishins team right? How old is he again?

I think he still is. He's born in 2009.

 

[Mariiiiskate]

There will be coaching changes, I think that's inevitable. But I'm hoping that all our lovelies will get the support and training they need in time to slowly but surely build on their existing talent.
I'm worried about Malyutin and Lazarev as well and hope Vika Butsaeva will take in the Voronovs, as she can handle boys like no other. In my heart I do love Moscow clubs, but when I see how good the Shelkovnikovs are developing in Piter... you've got to go where it's best for you, and for boys SPB seems to be the place right now. Fine by me.

Yeah coaching changes very likely coming in the future. I do think Davydov and team tut can develop some nice novice boys but both lack the ability to mange them through puberty unfortunately. Which sucks cause I do love the boys they produce. I do hope in time Voronov brother move from Lyutikov to Butsaeva but for now at least all 5 are doing well with their own coaches.

SPB does seem to be the best place for boys rn, but I love my moscow children too much.

 

[LadyB]

SPB does seem to be the best place for boys rn, but I love my moscow children too much.

I'm biased towards Moscow, despite Fedor and all that Maybe because I fell in love with the city and its people and I've never been to SPB

 

[Mariiiiskate]

Oh Mark lets just throw this whole season away and focus on the upcoming one I honestly dont know what else to say here... I truly hope he can find his confidence again

stsq 1

 

[LadyB]

Oh Mark lets just throw this whole season away and focus on the upcoming one I honestly dont know what else to say here... I truly hope he can find his confidence again

stsq 1

This very moment we've got a massive hail storm! Hope that's not a bad sign
You're right, he never came back to his old form. Is he joining the ranks of Samsonov and Knyatsev...?

 

[Mariiiiskate]

Kolya i do dislike his programs this season but he is still such an amazing skater'
I hope Mikhailov is planning better programs for team Sokolovskaya next season cause other than 2-3 they all been tragic

 

[Mariiiiskate]

This very moment we've got a massive hail storm! Hope that's not a bad sign
You're right, he never came back to his old form. Is he joining the ranks of Samsonov and Knyatsev...?

Daniil situation is a sad one, as it is a genetic disorder that gets triggered normally if the kid is an athlete. Im still very weirded out by him getting a surgery to remove that bone growth caused by this disorder, cause that doesn't actually do anything for the actual disease. some people just prefer to remove the growth after they get older even tho studies has shown that the growth doesn't actually affect anything so removing it isnt helping his condition. The disorder goes away as he stops producing growth hormones. there is a good reason why most doctors didn't agree to operate.

 

[LadyB]

Well done, podium boys (especially happy that Georgiy kept his lead). So pleased for Klimentiy that he's now on the route to recovery. I'm hoping for a few redemption skates tomorrow.

 

[LadyB]

Daniil situation is a sad one, as it is a genetic disorder that gets triggered normally if the kid is an athlete. Im still very weirded out by him getting a surgery to remove that bone growth caused by this disorder, cause that doesn't actually do anything for the actual disease. some people just prefer to remove the growth after they get older even tho studies has shown that the growth doesn't actually affect anything so removing it isnt helping his condition. The disorder goes away as he stops producing growth hormones. there is a good reason why most doctors didn't agree to operate.

As sad as it is for Danik, I hope his story will be similar to Toller Cranston , who also suffered from Osgood-Schlatter after he became Canadian Junior Champ aged 14, doctors told him he could never skate in competitions again....

 

[yume]

Daniil situation is a sad one, as it is a genetic disorder that gets triggered normally if the kid is an athlete. Im still very weirded out by him getting a surgery to remove that bone growth caused by this disorder, cause that doesn't actually do anything for the actual disease. some people just prefer to remove the growth after they get older even tho studies has shown that the growth doesn't actually affect anything so removing it isnt helping his condition. The disorder goes away as he stops producing growth hormones. there is a good reason why most doctors didn't agree to operate.

Isn't that the same illness than Tsurskaya's?

Though Danill is very short and frail for his age. Unlike Tsurskaya who was very tall and well developped. But i think i had read somewhere that she had this condition.

 

[yume]

As sad as it is for Danik, I hope his story will be similar to Toller Cranston , who also suffered from Osgood-Schlatter after he became Canadian Junior Champ aged 14, doctors told him he could never skate in competitions again....

Now that i see the name, i remember some people on twitter or here (i don't recall correctly), saying that Zagitova had the same disease. If true, she did well.

 

[LadyB]

Davai, Andrey!!! For Moskvich and @CrazyKittenLady !!!

 

[Mariiiiskate]

Isn't that the same illness than Tsurskaya's?

Though Danill is very short and frail for his age. Unlike Tsurskaya who was very tall and well developped. But i think i had read somewhere that she had this condition.

Polina suffered from osteochondrosis from what I remember

Idk where people got that Alina was had Osgood-Schlatter, I never seen a single interview where she mentioned ever being sick.