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2026-27 Russian Women's Figure Skating

Honestly, now that other junior women are handily overtaking Tutberidze's, it can only bode well for the field. Hopefully other Russian coaches saw the folly of her destructive, individuality-erasing, soul-crushing, athlete is a product with a short shelf-life, approach.
 
Honestly, now that other junior women are handily overtaking Tutberidze's, it can only bode well for the field. Hopefully other Russian coaches saw the folly of her destructive, individuality-erasing, soul-crushing, athlete is a product with a short shelf-life, approach.
I'm completely in favour of coaches like Fedchenko and Moiseeva. With Adeliia out, Gorbacheva is probably a clear best at this point, assuming she recovers properly. We will see how Plushenko does with Yametova and Sinitsyna. I saw a headline where Sinitsyna claims the move is the best decision of her life. Yametova had suboptimal training scheduling before so this could be an enormous benefit. I imagine her program quality should increase drastically also. Hopefully we don't get a 55th viking girl program. Not to say I won't still support individual athletes from TeamTut like Akateva.
 
So is Korchazhnikova forced into novice for another year? I remember reading there is a way for her to sneak into juniors if she won the novice nationals? Which she did.
 
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Honestly, now that other junior women are handily overtaking Tutberidze's, it can only bode well for the field. Hopefully other Russian coaches saw the folly of her destructive, individuality-erasing, soul-crushing, athlete is a product with a short shelf-life, approach.
Yep, Sasha came for the sole purpose of let herself destructed, having her individuality erased and getting her soul crushed. :biggrin:
 
I'm completely in favour of coaches like Fedchenko and Moiseeva. With Adeliia out, Gorbacheva is probably a clear best at this point, assuming she recovers properly. We will see how Plushenko does with Yametova and Sinitsyna. I saw a headline where Sinitsyna claims the move is the best decision of her life. Yametova had suboptimal training scheduling before so this could be an enormous benefit. I imagine her program quality should increase drastically also. Hopefully we don't get a 55th viking girl program. Not to say I won't still support individual athletes from TeamTut like Akateva.
Nothing else is expected to be heard from Ksusha (and that was heard many times before, incl. Mura...). But Plushenko is simply incompetent amateur as a team leader, he is simply a manager and his only current true asset is Kostyleva (with the benefit of her mother).
 
Nothing else is expected to be heard from Ksusha (and that was heard many times before, incl. Mura...). But Plushenko is simply incompetent amateur as a team leader, he is simply a manager and his only current true asset is Kostyleva (with the benefit of her mother).
When did Mura ever say that about AoP? Lol. Mura won the national silver medal in a season harder than the last two under Plushenko, then he clearly lost interest after Kostyleva joined, and then the relationship crumbled, and so did Mura's results.
 
Korcha is 13 today:

If she will compete in juniors this season I'll do a fan thread for her.
 
Korcha is 13 today:

If she will compete in juniors this season I'll do a fan thread for her.
How could she compete in juniors?
 
When did Mura ever say that about AoP? Lol. Mura won the national silver medal in a season harder than the last two under Plushenko, then he clearly lost interest after Kostyleva joined, and then the relationship crumbled, and so did Mura's results.
She praised her team for instance here:
That's what is supposed to be said, no anomaly, nice things are said during entry and during promising times. It is more interesting how it ends, always.
 
She won Older age championship and became part of the reserve junior team, therefore it is probable she will already skate as a junior at domestic competitions this season.
That's what I thought. I guess I missed her on the list or it was updated later. Well, perfect, juniors will be fun this season if Bazyluk is back in shape as well.
 
She praised her team for instance here:
That's what is supposed to be said, no anomaly, nice things are said during entry and during promising times. It is more interesting how it ends, always.
That's 2022... after which, again, she won the silver. I don't see how her relationship falling apart after they abandoned her for Kostyleva has much to do with Sinitsyna. It's like a 3 year gap. Mura was top 5 for that entire period anyways. Why would Mura's relationship crumbling 3 years later mean Sinitsyna's statements right now aren't genuine, as Mura's basically were at that time.
 
That's 2022... after which, again, she won the silver. I don't see how her relationship falling apart after they abandoned her for Kostyleva has much to do with Sinitsyna. It's like a 3 year gap. Mura was top 5 for that entire period anyways. Why would Mura's relationship crumbling 3 years later mean Sinitsyna's statements right now aren't genuine, as Mura's basically were at that time.
Because everyone in AoP says nice things at first. Sasha or Aliona too. And that's not unexpected, I can hardly imagine someone's entry into a new team with saying "what the ... did I do." :biggrin:

The point is just that what is said shortly after the entry proves only a little about how good the choice truly was and how successfully it will develop.
 
That's what I thought. I guess I missed her on the list or it was updated later. Well, perfect, juniors will be fun this season if Bazyluk is back in shape as well.
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Yes, I think the full national team list was not published immediately, only seniors were at first.
 
Because everyone in AoP says nice things at first. Sasha or Aliona too. And that's not unexpected, I can hardly imagine someone's entry into a new team with saying "what the ... did I do." :biggrin:

The point is just that what is said shortly after the entry proves only a little about how good the choice truly was and how successfully it will develop.

This applies to every coaching team. When skaters get there they're positive and happy and everything. And then when they leave, the not so great things start to come out. This happens all the time.
By the way, I recently discovered an interesting example of this – Sergei Voronov when he came to Eteri (link) and then when he left (link). It's good that despite obviously being pissed at her in the latter inerview, he had no problem admitting he also had some of his best results under her guidance.
 
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Yes, I think the full national team list was not published immediately, only seniors were at first.
No, it was the full pdf. Korchazhnikova is on the OP. There were no changes.
 
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