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Alina Zagitova

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Gestalt closure - done! :ROFLMAO:
 
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Message from 🇲🇽fans for Alina 💌:

“Alinochka, thank you for your dedication and commitment to your work. We admire not only your achievements in sports and your successes outside it, but also your complete dedication as a coach. Thank you for inspiring and teaching us, young and old, not only to skate, but also to get joy and pleasure from life.
Your outstanding beauty is a reflection of the light of your soul, your inner light ... As in your program. Thank you for sharing your light with the world!
You are always welcome in Mexico! 💐
@zamboniband and friends"

Dear 🇲🇽fans / supporters / master-class participants! Thank you very much for such a warm welcome, attention, support and such wonderful words! You are amazing❣️
 
I'm going back home from the trip to see Alina in Mexico City.
On Saturday a few of us went to see Alina's night masterclass. We sat there with our banners as the class started, Alina skated by us, we called her name and she smiled and waved at us.

Then we watched the class quietly to not distract her.

The class ended a bit late. After the class, as she was leaving the ice, a guy from our group managed to talk to her and ask her directly if we could take pics and get autographs. She said yes and the manager and organizers discussed it and finally said yes too.

There were 4 of us, 3 of us had travelled from far away to see Alina and they let us in backstage to where Alina was. She came out of her room after stretching, she said hi and we gave her some presents, then she signed our photos and took pics with each of us, she said thank you and left.

We were very lucky because the event organizers and manager were not as accesible the other days of the masterclass and they were very strict with the planned schedule. If it weren't for the guy who asked Alina directly, probably we wouldn't have been able to meet her.

Alina is a great teacher, very attentive and patient. Even though she was jetlagged and tired, she was very accesible and sweet to fans who wanted to get a pic or an autograph.

I'm very grateful for this experience. I feel very lucky for having being able to watch Alina compete and then for her coming to my country and being able to meet her. Such a dream come true! ☺️🙏
 
I'm going back home from the trip to see Alina in Mexico City.
On Saturday a few of us went to see Alina's night masterclass. We sat there with our banners as the class started, Alina skated by us, we called her name and she smiled and waved at us.

Then we watched the class quietly to not distract her.

The class ended a bit late. After the class, as she was leaving the ice, a guy from our group managed to talk to her and ask her directly if we could take pics and get autographs. She said yes and the manager and organizers discussed it and finally said yes too.

There were 4 of us, 3 of us had travelled from far away to see Alina and they let us in backstage to where Alina was. She came out of her room after stretching, she said hi and we gave her some presents, then she signed our photos and took pics with each of us, she said thank you and left.

We were very lucky because the event organizers and manager were not as accesible the other days of the masterclass and they were very strict with the planned schedule. If it weren't for the guy who asked Alina directly, probably we wouldn't have been able to meet her.

Alina is a great teacher, very attentive and patient. Even though she was jetlagged and tired, she was very accesible and sweet to fans who wanted to get a pic or an autograph.

I'm very grateful for this experience. I feel very lucky for having being able to watch Alina compete and then for her coming to my country and being able to meet her. Such a dream come true! ☺️🙏
Wow! Lucky you! I think everybody's green here... :biggrin: (just like this smiley) ... But very happy for you of course at the same time! :) It'd be fantastic if you could share some photos with us! :)
 
Alina's stories

"Do you know what this bull is?"
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"The video below was made in the Galleria in Milan, near Duomo and La Scala. Local tradition says you can make a wish and have to spin on the bull's mosaic for it to come true."
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"After I lost at World Championship in 2018 in Milan, I made a wish to win the next one there."
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"And thanks to the bull from Milan and hard work I indeed won gold at the next championship in Japan."
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"Thank you, Milanese talisman of good luck".
 
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Yelisey from the photo above is the son of Russian actor Dmitry Yermak (one of his roles is Erik from POTO), a Zagistani :)

"This is it!!!! I'm going into a binge with happiness .... Hurray !!!! Need to relieve stress .... #alinazagitova"


Here they are last year in Khrustal'nyi:



"Guys, my mission has been accomplished))) An in-person acquaintance took place ... I admitted that I'm Alina's main fan, and it turned out that Alina has seen me in "The Phantom of the Opera" when she was preparing her short program last season, and my son now has a photo with the Olympic Champion!!!"
 
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Yelisey from the photo above is the son of Russian actor Dmitry Yermak (one of his roles is Erik from POTO), a Zagistani :)

"This is it!!!! I'm going into a binge with happiness .... Hurray !!!! Need to relieve stress .... #alinazagitova"


Here they are last year in Khrustal'nyi:



"Guys, my mission has been accomplished))) An in-person acquaintance took place ... I admitted that I'm Alina's main fan, and it turned out that Alina has seen me in "The Phantom of the Opera" when she was preparing her short program last season, and my son now has photo with the Olympic Champion!!!"


Someone please save this video to the Zagistan Archives and repost it every year on the Anniversary of the Saitama Victory!

 
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