Anastasia Galustyan

[CaroLiza_fan]

Anastasia Georgievna GALUSTYAN (Armenian: Անաստասիա ԳԱԼՈՒՍՏՅԱՆ; Russian: Анастасия Георгиевна ГАЛУСТЯН) is a Ladies Singles skater who represents Armenia. She was born on 25th June 1999 in Moscow, Russia.


Updated: 3rd September 2021


Biographical Info

ISU Bio:
http://www.isuresults.com/bios/isufs00054430.htm

All Skaters Bio:
https://allskaters.info/anastasia_galustyan/

FSkate Bio:
https://web.archive.org/web/20191013154352/https://fskate.ru/skaters/594.html

Rink Results Bio:
http://www.rinkresults.com/skater?skater_id=787

Skating Scores Bios:
https://skatingscores.com/arm/ladies/anastasia_galustyan/
https://skatingscores.com/arm/ladies/anastasiya_galustyan/

Stats On Ice Bio:
https://www.statsonice.com/skater/anastasiagalustyan/

Tracings Bio:
https://tracings.net/galu-anas.html

Wikipedia:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anastasia_Galustyan


Social Media

Ask.fm:
https://ask.fm/nastyagalustyan

Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/anastasiagalustyan.officialpage (Fan Page)

Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/anastasiagalustyan/

Twitter:
https://twitter.com/a_galustyan

vKontakte:
https://vk.com/a_galustyan (Fan Page)


Programmes

2021–22 Season
SP:
FS:
EX:

2020–21 Season
SP: “L.O.V.E.” by Frank Sinatra and Natalie Cole
FS: “The Nutcracker” by Petr I. Tchaikovsky
EX:

2019–20 Season
SP: “Je t’aime” by Lara Fabian
FS: “Corpse Bride” (soundtrack) by Danny Elfman
EX:

2018–19 Season
SP: Flamenco Selection
FS: “Experience” by Ludovico Einaudi; “Fly” (from “The Intouchables” soundtrack) by Ludovico Einaudi
EX:

2017–18 Season
SP: “I Dreamed a Dream” (from “Les Misérables”) by Susan Boyle
FS: “Nos souvenirs (Memories)” (from “Cats”) by Mireille Mathieu
EX:

2016–17 Season
SP: “I Dreamed a Dream” (from “Les Misérables”) by Susan Boyle; “Seventeen Moments of Spring” by Mikael Tariverdiev
FS: “The Color of the Night” by Lauren Christy
EX:

2015–16 Season
SP: “Once Upon a December” (from “Anastasia”) by David Newman
FS: “Les Deux Guitares” by Paul Mauriat
EX:

2014–15 Season
SP: “Une Vie d'Amour” by Charles Aznavour
FS: “MouseHunt” by Alan Silvestri
EX:

2013–14 Season
SP: “Summer” (from “The Four Seasons”) by Antonio Vivaldi
FS: “Tango” (from “The Addams Family”) by Marc Shaiman
EX:

2012–13 Season
SP:
FS:
EX:


Personal Best Scores

ISU Personal Best Scores for Anastasia Galustyan:
http://www.isuresults.com/bios/isufs_pb_00054430.htm

+5 / -5 Grade Of Execution System

Ladies​	Short Programme​	Free Skate​	Total​
ISU Personal Best Score	Anastasia’s best score is 52.39 at 2018 Tallinn Trophy. Link places it on ISU best ever list.	Anastasia’s best score is 103.31 at 2018 Tallinn Trophy. Link places it on ISU best ever list.	Anastasia’s best score is 155.70 at 2018 Tallinn Trophy. Link places it on ISU best ever list.
2021–22 ISU Season’s Best Score	XX.XX at 2021 Nebelhorn Trophy	XXX.XX at 2021 Nebelhorn Trophy	XXX.XX at 2021 Nebelhorn Trophy
2020–21 ISU Season’s Best Score	N/A	N/A	N/A
2019–20 ISU Season’s Best Score	130th Place 50.08 at 2020 European Championships	N/A	N/A
2018–19 ISU Season’s Best Score	108th Place 52.39 at 2018 Tallinn Trophy	85th Place 103.31 at 2018 Tallinn Trophy	88th Place 155.70 at 2018 Tallinn Trophy

+3 / -3 Grade Of Execution System

Ladies​	Short Programme​	Free Skate​	Total​
ISU Personal Best Score	Anastasia’s best score is 58.51 at 2015 Warsaw Cup. Link places it on ISU best ever list.	Anastasia’s best score is 106.80 at 2017 Cup Of Russia. Link places it on ISU best ever list.	Anastasia’s best score is 162.68 at 2015 Warsaw Cup. Link places it on ISU best ever list.
2017–18 ISU Season’s Best Score	124th Place 49.05 at 2017 Lombardia Trophy	67th Place 106.80 at 2017 Cup Of Russia	81st Place 154.90 at 2017 Cup Of Russia
2016–17 ISU Season’s Best Score	62nd Place 56.92 at 2016 Trophée de France	59th Place 103.33 at 2016 Cup Of Russia	63rd Place 159.26 at 2016 Cup Of Russia
2015–16 ISU Season’s Best Score	46th Place 58.51 at 2015 Warsaw Cup	58th Place 104.17 at 2015 Warsaw Cup	49th Place 162.68 at 2015 Warsaw Cup
2014–15 ISU Season’s Best Score	52nd Place 53.10 at 2015 ISU Junior World Championships	61st Place 97.59 at 2014 Warsaw Cup	59th Place 148.63 at 2014 Warsaw Cup
2013–14 ISU Season’s Best Score	92nd Place 45.45 at 2013 ISU Junior Grand Prix Czech Skate	71st Place 90.62 at 2013 ISU Junior Grand Prix Czech Skate	77th Place 136.07 at 2013 ISU Junior Grand Prix Czech Skate

The Personal Best and Season Best scores that the ISU uses for a skater only take into consideration certain competitions. For example, they do not take into consideration domestic competitions, such as Sectional, Regional or National Championships.

The table below takes into consideration all the events that the skater has taken part in. These scores are referred to as “Absolute Personal Best” and “Absolute Season’s Best” so as to distinguish them from the scores recorded by the ISU.

Absolute Personal Best Score​

Absolute Season’s Best Score​

The Absolute designations are based purely on the contents of the Competitive History table in this post. If anybody knows of any scores that are not in the table, please let us know, and we will be only too happy to add them in.

+5 / -5 Grade Of Execution System

Ladies *​	SP Date​	Competition​	SP Score​	FS Date​	Competition​	FS Score​	Event Dates​	Competition​	Total Score​
Major Championships	08 Mar. 2019	Winter Universiade	64.15​	09 Mar. 2019	Winter Universiade	97.74​	02–12 Mar. 2019	Winter Universiade	161.89​
Grands Prix	20 Nov. 2020	Cup Of Russia	52.06​			​	20–22 Nov. 2020	Cup Of Russia	52.06​
Other International Competitions	03 Dec. 2019	Santa Claus Cup	53.96​	29 Nov. 2018	Tallinn Trophy	103.31​	25 Nov. – 02 Dec. 2018	Tallinn Trophy	155.70​
National Competitions			​			​			​
Absolute PB	08 Mar. 2019	Winter Universiade	64.15​	29 Nov. 2018	Tallinn Trophy	103.31​	02–12 Mar. 2019	Winter Universiade	161.89​

+3 / -3 Grade Of Execution System

Ladies *​	SP Date​	Competition​	SP Score​	FS Date​	Competition​	FS Score​	Event Dates​	Competition​	Total Score​
Major Championships	25 Jan. 2017	European Championships	56.40​	27 Jan. 2017	European Championships	98.74​	25–29 Jan. 2017	European Championships	155.14​
Grands Prix	11 Nov. 2016	Trophée de France	56.92​	21 Nov. 2017	Cup of Russia	106.80​	04–06 Nov. 2016	Cup Of Russia	159.26​
Other International Competitions	12 Jan. 2017	Toruń Cup	59.71​	23 Nov. 2014	Warsaw Cup	97.59​	26–29 Nov. 2015	Warsaw Cup	162.68​
National Competitions			​			​			​
Absolute PB	12 Jan. 2017	Toruń Cup	59.71​	21 Nov. 2017	Cup of Russia	106.80​	26–29 Nov. 2015	Warsaw Cup	162.68​

* = For more information about Personal Best scores, and to find out how the competitions were defined for the purposes of the above table, please see the following post:

https://www.goldenskate.com/forum/posts/2144915


Competitive History

Absolute Personal Best Score​

Absolute Season’s Best Score​

Disclaimer: Absolute Personal Best (PB) and Absolute Season’s Best (SB) score designations are based purely on the contents of the Competitive History table in this post. If anybody knows of any scores that are not in the table, please let us know, and we will be only too happy to add them in.

+5 / -5 Grade Of Execution System

Date​	Competition​	Level​	SP Pos​	SP Score​	FS Pos​	FS Score​	Total Pos​	Total Score​
	2021–22 Season​	​	​	​	​	​	​	​
		​	​	​	​	​	​	​
20–25 Sep. 2021	Nebelhorn Trophy	Senior​	​	​	​	​	​	​
	2020–21 Season​	​	​	​	​	​	​	​
20–22 Nov. 2020	Cup Of Russia	Senior​	11​	52.06​	W/D​	–​	11​	52.06​
	2019–20 Season​	​	​	​	​	​	​	​
20–26 Jan. 2020	European Championships	Senior​	27​	50.08​	–​	–​	27​	50.08​
02–08 Dec. 2019	Santa Claus Cup	Senior​	1​	53.96​	2​	95.96​	1​	149.92​
08–10 Nov. 2019	Prague Ice Cup	Senior​	2​	55.21​	4​	94.48​	3​	149.69​
09–12 Oct. 2019	Denis Ten Memorial	Senior​	5​	53.94​	6​	100.19​	6​	154.13​
	2018–19 Season​	​	​	​	​	​	​	​
18–24 Mar. 2019	ISU World Championships	Senior​	39​	47.75​	–​	–​	39​	47.75​
02–12 Mar. 2019	Winter Universiade	Senior​	5​	64.15​	10​	97.74​	8​	161.89​
20–23 Feb. 2019	Open Ice Mall Cup	Senior​	4​	49.11​	3​	101.34​	3​	150.45​
21–27 Jan. 2019	European Championships	Senior​	21​	48.38​	22​	84.25​	22​	132.63​
25 Nov. – 02 Dec. 2018	Tallinn Trophy	Senior​	11​	52.39​	10​	103.31​	9​	155.70​
18–21 Oct. 2018	Ice Star	Senior​	5​	52.19​	4​	91.82​	4​	144.01​

+3 / -3 Grade Of Execution System

Date​	Competition​	Level​	SP Pos​	SP Score​	FS Pos​	FS Score​	Total Pos​	Total Score​
	2017–18 Season​	​	​	​	​	​	​	​
20–22 Nov. 2017	Cup Of Russia	Senior​	12​	48.10​	11​	106.80​	12​	154.90​
27–30 Sep. 2017	Nebelhorn Trophy	Senior​	15​	45.57​	7​	96.73​	8​	142.30​
13–16 Sep. 2017	Lombardia Trophy	Senior​	16​	49.05​	18​	81.31​	19​	130.36​
	2016–17 Season​	​	​	​	​	​	​	​
27 Mar. – 02 Apr. 2017	ISU World Championships	Senior​	23​	55.20​	23​	98.27​	23​	153.47​
23–26 Feb. 2017	Challenge Cup	Senior​	5​	53.21​	7​	90.64​	6​	143.85​
25–29 Jan. 2017	European Championships	Senior​	10​	56.40​	14​	98.74​	12​	155.14​
10–15 Jan. 2017	Toruń Cup	Senior​	1​	59.71​	4​	91.23​	3​	150.94​
10–13 Nov. 2016	Trophée de France	Senior​	9​	56.92​	11​	98.57​	11​	155.49​
04–06 Nov. 2016	Cup Of Russia	Senior​	9​	55.93​	9​	103.33​	9​	159.26​
19–23 Oct. 2016	Coupe de Nice	Senior​	15​	45.73​	13​	81.17​	14​	126.90​
29 Sep. – 01 Oct. 2016	Skate Canada Autumn Classic	Senior​	9​	50.79​	10​	85.86​	9​	136.65​
	2015–16 Season​	​	​	​	​	​	​	​
26 Mar. – 03 Apr. 2016	ISU World Championships	Senior​	20​	53.24​	24​	82.83​	24​	136.07​
14–20 Mar. 2016	ISU Junior World Championships	Junior​	9​	55.80​	16​	81.55​	16​	137.35​
12–21 Feb. 2016	Youth Olympic Games	Junior​	7​	55.89​	11​	77.32​	10​	133.21​
25–31 Jan. 2016	European Championships	Senior​	16​	48.93​	13​	94.12​	15​	143.05​
06–10 Jan. 2016	Toruń Cup	Senior​	2​	56.42​	5​	89.20​	2​	145.62​
26–29 Nov. 2015	Warsaw Cup	Senior​	2​	58.51​	3​	104.17​	3​	162.68​
15–18 Oct. 2015	Mordovian Ornament	Senior​	4​	50.23​	4​	101.61​	4​	151.84​
30 Sep. – 03 Oct. 2015	ISU Junior Grand Prix Logroño	Junior​	10​	46.95​	7​	97.58​	9​	144.53​
02–05 Sep. 2015	ISU Junior Grand Prix Colorado Springs	Junior​	11​	46.11​	11​	72.85​	11​	118.96​
	2014–15 Season​	​	​	​	​	​	​	​
23–29 Mar. 2015	ISU World Championships	Senior​	29​	41.84​	–​	–​	29​	41.84​
02–08 Mar. 2015	ISU Junior World Championships	Junior​	11​	53.10​	12​	87.64​	12​	140.74​
26 Jan. – 01 Feb. 2015	European Championships	Senior​	12​	51.78​	14​	95.40​	13​	147.18​
25–30 Jan. 2015	European Youth Olympic Festival	Junior​	1​	52.94​	10​	70.03​	7​	122.97​
03–07 Dec. 2014	Tallinn Trophy	Senior​	3​	50.00​	1​	100.85​	2​	150.85​
20–23 Nov. 2014	Warsaw Cup	Senior​	3​	51.04​	3​	97.59​	2​	148.63​
05–09 Nov. 2014	Volvo Open Cup	Junior​	7​	45.42​	6​	84.06​	6​	129.48​
08–11 Oct. 2014	ISU Junior Grand Prix Croatia Cup	Junior​	16​	39.03​	10​	80.11​	12​	119.14​
24–27 Sep. 2014	ISU Junior Grand Prix Tallinn Cup	Junior​	7​	48.77​	10​	81.68​	8​	130.45​
	2013–14 Season​	​	​	​	​	​	​	​
10–16 Mar. 2014	ISU Junior World Championships	Junior​	27​	41.12​	–​	–​	27​	41.12​
26 Feb. – 01 Mar. 2014	Hellmut Seibt Memorial	Senior​	12​	37.47​	9​	79.05​	12​	116.52​
18–20 Dec. 2013	Ukrainian Open	Senior​	5​	44.65​	6​	86.39​	5​	131.04​
02–05 Oct. 2013	ISU Junior Grand Prix Czech Skate	Junior​	12​	45.45​	8​	90.62​	10​	136.07​
12–15 Sep. 2013	ISU Junior Grand Prix Košice	Junior​	11​	42.70​	8​	82.83​	7​	125.53​
	2012–13 Season​	​	​	​	​	​	​	​
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	2011–12 Season​	​	​	​	​	​	​	​
26–28 Apr. 2012	Crystal Skate Of CIS And Baltic States	Older Age​	5​	36.40​	3​	80.00​	5​	116.40​
	2010–11 Season​	​	​	​	​	​	​	​
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	2009–10 Season​	​	​	​	​	​	​	​
17–21 Mar. 2010	Russian Championships	Younger Age​	​	​	​	​	11​	131.69​
09–12 Feb. 2010	Moscow Championships	Younger Age​	​	​	​	​	3​	146.77​
25–28 Nov. 2009	Russian Cup – Stage 4 (Moscow)	Junior​	​	​	​	​	16​	93.51​
11–14 Nov. 2009	Russian Cup – Stage 3 (Kazan)	Junior​	​	​	​	​	14​	100.30​
02–05 Sep. 2009	Moscow Open Championship	Junior​	​	​	​	​	12​	103.09​
	2008–09 Season​	​	​	​	​	​	​	​
31 Mar. – 03 Apr. 2009	Russian Championships	Older Age​	​	​	​	​	12​	109.47​
17–21 Mar. 2009	Russian Championships	Younger Age​	​	​	​	​	4​	135.18​
10–13 Feb. 2009	Moscow Championships	Younger Age​	​	​	​	​	1​	143.51​
	2007–08 Season​	​	​	​	​	​	​	​
19–22 Feb. 2008	Moscow Championships	Younger Age​	​	​	​	​	8​	109.53​

Absolute Personal Best Score​

Absolute Season’s Best Score​

Disclaimer: Absolute Personal Best (PB) and Absolute Season’s Best (SB) score designations are based purely on the contents of the Competitive History table in this post. If anybody knows of any scores that are not in the table, please let us know, and we will be only too happy to add them in.


Videos

2020–21 Season

20th November 2020: Cup Of Russia SP (British Commentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s71_IK9J6SU


2019–20 Season

24th January 2020: European Championships SP (British Commentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nAm7rVQMnE

10th November 2019: Prague Ice Cup FS (No Commentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdmDRj-e2aw
9th November 2019: Prague Ice Cup SP (No Commentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xrg9LaoqwQs

11th October 2019: Denis Ten Memorial FS (No Commentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vEsA9tSkm4
10th October 2019: Denis Ten Memorial SP (No Commentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aUfLil8aozA


2018–19 Season

20th March 2019: World Championships SP (British Commentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XXZWEbAPa0M

9th March 2019: Universiade FS (Canadian Commentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DCrrPkSGPUg

23rd February 2019: Open Ice Mall Cup FS (No Commentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s6Tzud7cOvA
22nd February 2019: Open Ice Mall Cup SP (No Commentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lsNVWVMniJw

29th November 2018: Tallinn Trophy FS (No Commentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HP43BC1_764
28th November 2018: Tallinn Trophy SP (No Commentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_LU9_8x6zE


2017–18 Season

21st October 2017: Cup Of Russia FS (Russian Commentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oPNRGFbJMJ0
20th October 2017: Cup Of Russia SP (Russian Commentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HVv8gqnN0BI
20th October 2017: Cup Of Russia SP (North American Commentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RZDS6eZ1OA

30th September 2017: Nebelhorn Trophy FS (No Commentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Ynm7NhMBa8
29th September 2017: Nebelhorn Trophy SP (No Commentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0OfXiANUH1o
29th September 2017: Nebelhorn Trophy SP (Fan Cam)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_OIgz3PErk


2016–17 Season

31st March 2017: World Championships FS (No Commentary)
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x5gui8z
31st March 2017: World Championships FS (Russian Commentary)
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x5gl4nh
31st March 2017: World Championships FS (Russian Commentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XyPOU_Uvxsw
29th March 2017: World Championships SP (Russian Commentary)
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x5gl0sp

26th February 2017: Challenge Cup FS (No Commentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z0B8TnyatwY

27th January 2017: European Championships FS (North American Commentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-lZModT6PY

13th January 2017: Toruń Cup FS (No Commentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5QnjtsditEQ

1st October 2016: Skate Canada Autumn Classic FS (No Commentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YMEd7qVXUZ0
30th September 2016: Skate Canada Autumn Classic SP (No Commentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tdz-biOcaQ4


2015–16 Season

2nd April 2016: World Championships FS (Russian Commentary)
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x41nizj
31st March 2016: World Championships SP (Russian Commentary)
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x415p86
31st March 2016: World Championships SP (Russian Commentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mtF4tIvEKR8

19th March 2016: ISU Junior World Championships FS (No Commentary)
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x3ytz13
18th March 2016: ISU Junior World Championships SP (No Commentary)
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x3ymprq

29th January 2016: European Championships FS (Russian Commentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-PeXedZc08
27th January 2016: European Championships SP (British Commentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I3Pf7cGVoGg

2nd October 2015: ISU Junior Grand Prix Logroño FS (Canadian Commentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GGpkKMK1KmU

5th September 2015: ISU Junior Grand Prix Colorado Springs FS (Canadian Commentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kijk2SkkPoQ


2014–15 Season

26th March 2015: World Championships SP (Russian Commentary)
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2klz4b

31st January 2015: European Championships FS (No Commentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VxiJi0SRo6Y

11th October 2014: ISU Junior Grand Prix Croatia Cup FS (Canadian Commentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BbKldM_FPLM

27th September 2014: ISU Junior Grand Prix Tallinn Cup FS (Canadian Commentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_yy_E79GeZM
25th September 2014: ISU Junior Grand Prix Tallinn Cup SP (Canadian Commentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_EAGkdg1pZY


2013–14 Season

20th December 2013: Ukrainian Open FS (No Commentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5tedBywpe7Y
18th December 2013: Ukrainian Open SP (No Commentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRZiI09j9Qg

14th September 2013: ISU Junior Grand Prix Košice FS (No Commentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VfbkDCuRdZs
13th September 2013: ISU Junior Grand Prix Košice SP (No Commentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_PfdIjyLnE


Exhibition Videos

2016: Armenian open figure skating championchip. closing ceremony – “Once Upon a December” (from “Anastasia”) by Liz Callaway
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJsMltEeggk


Other Videos

11th November 2016: Triple Flip Anastasia Galustyan (Technique of Triple) [Anastasia doing a Triple Flip during her 2016 Trophée de France SP]
REMOVED https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jUjaD1gIPM

11th November 2016: Anastasia Galustyan (Ar. M.) [30 seconds of Anastasia’s FS from the 2017 European Championships]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRUXzd0gPis

 

[CaroLiza_fan]

Just bumping this thread up to point out that, contrary to popular belief last season after she didn't appear at Europeans or Worlds, Anastasia has not retired.

She has competed in 2 Senior B's so far this season, and will be making her return to Europeans today.

The thing to note is that her comeback Senior B, the Ice Star, was held at the same rink that is hosting the European Championships this week, and she finished 4[SUP]th[/SUP] out of 21 entrants.

Anastasia is due to be the 13[SUP]th[/SUP] skater to start her SP, at 13:40:30 MSK. She will be the first skater to go in Group 3, so first skater after the first resurfacing.

ALL THE BEST ANASTASIA!!!

CaroLiza_fan

 

[BossT]

Anastasia GALUSTYAN - SP, Universiade 2019 [Full HD]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fxxi-ZcRVZc

Anastasia GALUSTYAN - FP, Universiade 2019 [Full HD]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DwnWhodB2zk

 

[Wombat1800]

Shame about her free skate but she did very well in the sp! I didn't know she could do 3lz+3t

 

[Edwin]

My take on this transcript from: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQwgs_K3-OU

A dress like Zagitova, friendship with Lipnitskaya, training at night. Interview with the Champion of Armenia,
Anastasiya Galustyan, by the host of the show "Figurka" on Sport24.

The three-time Armenian champion Anastasiya Galustyan became the new guest of the “Figurka” show on the Sport24 YouTube channel. The athlete and presenter Emma Ghadzhiyeva chose the fabric for her new costume, and also talked about the tragedy with Denis Ten, training at night, friendship with Yuliya Lipnitskaya, the Olympics and much more.

Q: Do you live far from the rink?
A: I can get to MCK in half an hour, I live on the Warsaw Chossee. I'm studying nearby at Plekhanov University.

Q: Many athletes study at RSUFK. Didn't you want to?
A: My mother studied at the RSUFK, my dad at the MGAFKe, they were categorically against me going there. I also don't like biology, I failed at it often. And I thought: “Since nothing is adding up, my parents are also against it, I will take social sciences.” I learned it, more or less passed it. More specialized mathematics was needed there, and I have problems with it. Passed at the minimum threshold, and it gave me the opportunity to enter.

Q: What are your competition plans?
A: My first start will be in Kazakhstan, I will go to the Denis Ten Memorial, I really wanted to. We were not very close friends, but skated together. This story, which happened last summer, shocked everyone. I worked on the Hot Ice show back then, and lived in England for three months.

I came to the morning show and saw this news. At first I thought it was fake, this cannot be. And then dad called. I began to get a grasp of it, I realised it was true. It was hard to go out to work after that, you have to shine, smile, sparkle, be positive. Then in the evening we were gathered, there was a thirty-minute analysis of the show and we were told: “Let's skate today for Denis.”

I remember I finished my solo number, I had the usual lyrics, but the tears came right after. It is still hard to believe that such a bright person is no more. I already feel how hard it will be to go there and perform. I will be in Kazakhstan for the first time. It’s hard to tell now, so many thoughts in my head right away. I have never been a close friend to him. One time I skated with Nikolay Morozov, in Novogorsk it was, Denis and the couple Andrey Bagin and Annabel Morozov. Perhaps, after I saw how Denis works, I began to relate to figure skating like him. It is difficult to even speak in the past tense, but he lived in figure skating.

Q: You have no Grand Prix stages this year?
A: Not yet, but I hope that everything will turn out, I will not fall much, I will not have any incidents. And the day will come when I can really show at least something. So far, this was only at the Universiade.

Q: Have you thought about this? Why it's happening? I was at such a training right now and did not see any pops, no falls, no breakdowns. You make complex elements, complex cascades.
A: That is the problem. It’s hard to say you are doing well in training, there are many factors in competitions. I used to ride when there are a lot of people, and when I go out alone, for me its stressful. I’m used to doing a better jump when something bothers me. That is, I go in and, for example, my sister is lying there, I will go round her and make a better jump than in my training.

Q: And if you try in training, you literally ask all the people to stand at the boarding for three minutes?
A: Yes, I do so. It turns out a little better than in competitions, but still. You don’t have makeup or your costume on, they don’t announce you as they do before the real skating run. It adds responsibility, because I'm alone. I would really like for someone else to be, for example, my sister, though this is impossible, she is only six years old. She is engaged in tennis professionally, learns Chinese, English, goes to dances. Everywhere a little.

Q: What does she like best?
A: When I last asked, it was tennis.


Q: I remember that in winter I came to Lokomotiv for mass skating and saw you. I was so surprised, at first I didn't believe it. I think, well, no, she’s going to the European Championship. It was a late evening.
A: Yes, we were just preparing for it. This is my main training location. And a good workout depends on how many people are on the ice. I’m like a grandmother in a dormitory: I know everyone, where he rides, who trains whom, at what time.

Basically, I skate at night, when I can easily skate a program, when there are few people and mostly amateurs are skating. Occasionally, some athletes also come.

Q: So you don’t have a regime at all?
A: True.

Q: But what about the notorious sports regime?
A: No, I get up in the morning, at 8-9, go to the park for a run, warm up. Sometimes, if the training is from six in the evening, in the morning I can go to the pool.

Q: How many hours a day do you manage to skate?
A: Always different. Sometimes there are days when there is a lot of ice. There is mass skating in the morning, evening and night, mom and dad have ice with their kids. But now there is a great demand for ice: a lot of people, not enough free time.

Q: Amazing. Angelika Krylova said the same thing: there is no ice in Moscow. Although, in principle, there are a lot of rinks.
A: Yes, there are many rinks. There are such skating rinks where only ice dancers work. At ours often train hockey players, spoiling the ice (laughs).

Q: Ay-yay-yay them!
A: Figure skaters also like to spoil the ice with their toepick jumps or from hammering their spurs with anger. Today it didn’t work - you need to hit the ice.

Q: If we beat the ice like this, Yelena Anatolyevna Tchaikovskaya once sent me out with a bucket of snow like an ice maintainer. And you go to patch the hole that you made.
A: In principle, this is correct. I watched a report from Japanese training, where athletes trained. They themselves pick up a bucket, and fill the holes they made.

Q: Talk about training with your parents. I often hear that children don't obey, they cannot be trained by parents.
A: Oddly enough, in childhood I was obedient. Yes, and now too. Many skaters, gymnasts and other people train with their parents. So my mom and dad were skaters. Well, as they were, they are still skating every day, I had nowhere to go. Like my sister.

Q: But would you choose another sport, you thought about this?
A: Yes. I wanted to be either a ballerina or a gymnast.

Q: Friends, Nastya follows rhythmic gymnastics no less than figure skating.
A: Yes, the World Championships ended yesterday.

Q: Here, please, the news bulletin for you.
A: Our gymnasts charmingly, beautifully, superbly performed, took all the awards. I especially want to highlight Katya Seleznyova, who also trains with her mother. She took a historical gold for herself, because she is already 24 years old, with the hoop.

Q: At the World Championships, to which she initially did not plan to go.
A: Instead of Sasha Soldatova. She deserved, most likely. Prior to that, she performed at the Universiade, where she took a lot of gold medals. Life is a boomerang, everything has returned. Sasha needs a recovery. She seems to be injured, no one knows. All health to everybody!

Q: At home, parental coaching continues?
A: Sure. In most cases, everyone says that training is everything, and after everyone forgot it, we are a family at home. Anyway, we get in the car, come home - let's discuss everything. Everything continues everywhere, 24/7 we discuss. On the one hand, it is useful: you are constantly controlled, errors are explained to you, you are discussing. But sometimes it's overkill. Mom, dad, hello (laughs).

Q: Your programs have already been staged?
A: Yes.

Q: What will they be?
A: We left a short one from last season, since we staged it a couple of days before the Universiade.

Q: How can you stage a program a couple of days before the competition?
A: As we already discussed with dad and mom, if your soul leads to this music, it’s easier for you to skate. Before that, I had Spain, took Spanish motives. I skate these for almost a year.

Q: And the rhythm?
A: Very fast. I did not succeed skating to it. In training I skated, in competitions I went out - Tallinn, Minsk, Europe, other competitions - everywhere I broke something. Not my kind of music.

Once a representative of the Armenian Federation came up to me and said: “Let's change the music.” That's not so easy. I put on some red lipstick, it looks not bad, a good costume was sewn, but it didn’t work. I love lyrics. Tighten somewhere, slower elsewhere. I listened to Alla Pugacheva's “Do not renounce loving”, I really liked this melody. Another moment with Yuliya Lipnitskaya, I didn't want to copy her. This program is more for her. It happens - an athlete skates a program to certain music, everyone associates.

Q: Especially an athlete like an Olympic champion.
A: Yes. The same as "Do not renounce loving" and "Schindler's List." These were for Yuliya. Yuliya, hello (laughs). I had two choices, settled on Lara Fabian's "Je t’aime". Quite a popular choice, but that season almost no one skated to it.

We decided to stage the free program to something interesting. The game, animated program "Corpse's Bride." Mom and Dad were not very much in favour, because it is children's music. When we turned on Lara Fabian, everyone said yes. I just slided, we started to take steps, joined the music.

Q: Music falls under the horse, there is such a thing. Who suggested the music?
A: I. Looked for everything, cut everything.

Q: Do you still edit yourself?
A: I roughly cut it. Then I wrote to my friend, who also used to skate, Pasha Ignatenko.

Q: Pasha is the person who cuts music for all skaters from the time when I skated myself. And that was in the last century, by the way.
A: The last century - this was just recently.

Q: There is music, there are programs. Programs staged by parents, right?
A: Staging was done by director Ilya Gurylev. Thanks to him for taking me on. Now it’s hard to find a director, everyone is busy. Or they demand a very big budget.

Q: Can we estimate this budget? How much does it cost to stage a program in figure skating?
A: I think the directors take from about $ 2,500.

Q: Now figure skating is gaining momentum ...
A: It is very popular.

Q: Yes, very popular. They will recognise you, you have fans all over the world ...
A: Yes, I was able to qualify for the Junior Olympic Games, the Universiade.

Q: And it seemed to me that such athletes in figure skating probably should have a sponsor who financially supports figure skaters. You set a goal to get this sponsor in order to have normal ice times, not to rack one's brains and not waste energy on drawing up your daily routine?
A: Unfortunately, there is no sponsor. Only mom and dad support me and I work as much as I can. But I would always like to have such a person who would help financially, and to some extent motivate the result. When you have a sponsor, you know that not only spectators and the federation are worried about you, but also this person who looks and sees what he is investing in.

Q: You just mentioned a very correct thought: sponsorship is a kind of additional motivation.
A: I would really like not having to run around everybody in the mass skating, to have a constant regime, a place for training, not to ride at night, at six in the morning or in the crowd. I don’t complain, I just survive.

Q: In fact, now you're telling us about the everyday life of skaters who aren't competing for Russia. I am sure many of them recognize themselves in our conversation.
A: Someone has better conditions, someone worse. Everyone stands for different countries.

Q: I know you watch all the competitions. What have you already seen in the new season?
A: I absolutely watch all the Junior Grand Prix. The other day I went off the ice, at the same time I watched the Russian Cup stage in Syzran, then the Junior Grand Prix, the performances of boys and couples. Simultaneously with these there also was the Challenger American classic.

Q: And who did you like?
A: I usually don't single out anyone, I try to judge objectively, so later I won't have any complaints. It’s actually easier to talk about those who have already completed their careers.

Now it’s really hard for me to do anything. It’s hard to even think about figure skating. This was after the World Championships. It is not easy to realize that I, being well prepared, took 39th place. I returned from Japan completely devastated. I just didn't want to get out of bed and go to trainings. Then my life seemed to stop, but now I understand that I need to move on.

Twice before the Olympics in Sochi and Vancouver, I became the first alternate. And I remember, there was this boy, being an alternate, still went to the Olympics. About this, before the Games in Korea, I felt even more offended. Everyone knows the first 24 girls of the World Championships usually automatically enter the Olympics. So it was in Sochi and in Vancouver. At those World Championships, I managed to qualify for real and become the 23rd.

Everyone was happy: I, the federation, my parents. For about a day I was in high spirits. Later, at the banquet they posted lists of countries selected for the Olympics, 22 girls passed. It so happened that some countries took additional quotas. I was in some strange state then. It’s like they poured boiling water over me.

There was still a chance. I understood I had already done everything I could, I could only wait. Additional selection took place in September. For me then began a period of growth. I lost everything: coordination, weight. I did my best: I ran from morning to evening, trained constantly. My hand is still shaking from excitement. Then we came to Germany. I went out onto the ice alone, without support. In general, I skated well, but took only sixth place, becoming twice a substitute at the Olympic Games.

Q: Two years have since passed, and you still remember this.
A: I recall this whole situation in order to motivate myself and never repeat it.

Q: Which skater would you invite to a pyjama party?”
A: Yuliya Lipnitskaya.

Q: Why exactly Yuliya? Are you friends with her?
A: Yes, we met at the Rostelecom Cup in 2016.

Q: Which sports star would you go to dinner with?
A: Maybe with Nathan Chen.

Q: To whom of the stars of show business would you like to cook?
A: Seryozha Lazarev, I would feed him vegetable salad.

Q: To which figure skater would you make a costume?
A: It would be interesting for me to sew for both girls and boys. I really want to make a dress for my sister Angelina Galustyan. She would have gone out in some tiger dress. In fact, she will wear all my costumes. Of course, I put up some for sale.

Q: Whose costume do you like best?
A: Sasha Stepanova, with that skirt for rhythm dance and a new dress for Vika Sinitsina's short program.

Q: I read that you want to become a designer.”
A: I can't say what I want. It’s just interesting for me, I’m doing it for pleasure.

Q: Is that just for Spanish music?
A: Yes, which is not very ...

Q: Which was compared with the dress of Alina Zagitova.
A: But it is less rich.

Q: No, it just has less decorative details.
A: Yes, that's what I mean.

Q: Do you glue everything yourself?
A: In general, the idea was such that there were already patterns and the dress should have been without stones, but everyone began to insist that it at least a little sparkle. And this is old, still to the music of Anastasia.

Q: There are still these silicone things - that’s why the shoulders do not fall off.
A: The most memorable girl in a yellow dress.

Q: Where did it come from?
A: Yellow is not particularly popular with skaters - darker is better.

Q: Why? I know that white is not desirable, because the ice is white and for television this isn't very good.
A: Yes. Here, by the way, is white. Everyone was afraid for this costume, because it wouldn't be very visible. But it looked pretty good

Q: I noticed that many athletes in life wear black and larger sizes. Why? You have a perfect figure.
A: On ice we wear fitting clothes, to make it easier to jump and spin, but in life I want to take a break from this. Mostly tracksuits, but today I decided to be beautiful.

Q: I saw in your photographs you wearing a candid jumpsuit. Was it on a show in England?
A: Yes, when I put it on for the first time, I cried.

Q: Because you're like naked in it?
A: Why "how"? This is not my role, and I have everything always closed.

Q: How did your parents react?
A: Not really, but I was obliged to put it on, they said: "if not you, then another."

Q: You were given a task in the studio to pick the fabric?
A: Choose, see, feel. First you need to find a supple fabric that stretches well to make everything comfortable. Velvet make you look plump, and skaters never take it.

Q: What colour will your free program dress be?
A: There will be two colours. I like grey with a pink gradient.

Q: I think you need to take a shifter. Remember Alina Zagitova had such a fabric on “swan”, but not everyone understood this feature.
A: Yes, it wasn't very visible, it got my attention only because of an interview. Maybe there was too little fabric and it wasn't very evident. I would also use something that flip flops.

Q: What colours look good on you?
A: On my face? I'm all right! (laughs)

Q: Why do you choose fabric in the first place? Did the atelier draw you a sketch?
A: It's in the process - almost ready. Now you need to choose which colors are preferred.

Q: I thought they just buy fabrics and make a dress.
A: They have half the fabrics, I just took the initiative to go there and see for myself. So it will be easier, without having to see the final result immediately. You put it on and you don’t really like it.

Q: Have there been cases like that?
A: Have been. I found myself an idol - Lily Collins.

She had a beautiful tender pink dress, on it were lace, as if on a body. The mesh under the lace was not visible, and this created the effect of lightness. I brought a photo to the atelier, I found fabric, lace from which flowers were cut, but we could not find a beige fabric that was elastic and did not seem dark, and as a result the dress did not turn out as I would like.

I would take something poisonous red so that the skirt looks as if peeled.

Q: Like for Sasha Stepanova?
A: Yes, but we have already discussed this and made the decision that after all, in dance everything is a little different and such a skirt makes it visually heavier and for singles it is not stable. It is practically not used, it is inconvenient for jumping, and most importantly - it is comfort.

Q: It's bad omen to sew a dress of gold colour - selects a victory.
A: Basically, all my costumes are classic, but with interesting stories and I want to somehow have an interesting story and a costume.

Q: Stones are the ones that you glue on your costumes. How long does it take to stick stones on a dress?
A: Mostly I sit down to glue after training, when I come in the evening and so on until the night. Can't tell about the exact amount of time. Somewhere around 6 hours.

Q: Now the skaters began to use fewer stones.
A: When I look now, everyone goes to the classics, to minimalism.

Q: Do you learn the triple axel?
A: Why is this question now asked to everyone and everyone answered “yes”? And I will answer - No.

Q: They write a lot to you. How many posts a day?
A: Most often after the competition, and I do not have time to read everything. I answer everyone from Instagram to Facebook.
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From: https://sport24.ru/news/other/2019-...impiade-yulii-lipnitskoy-foto-video-instagram

 

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SP from Denis Ten Memorial:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aUfLil8aozA

TSS: 53.94, TES: 30:30, PCS: 23.64.

She doubled her Lz, but this time all jumps fully rotated. I wish her good jumps this season, that's what was holding her the last one.

 

[flanker]

FS from Denis Ten Memorial:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fUxzLyjNefE

TSS: 100.19, TED 50.99, PCS 49.20.

Total score is 154.13 and she placed 6th.

 

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A big thank you to @GoneWithTheWind for adding links to her Media profile!

 

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[flanker]

Happy birthday to Anastasia

 

[CaroLiza_fan]

Just a quick note to let you know that Anastasia had been due to compete at the Nebelhorn Trophy this week, to attempt to qualify Armenia for a slot at the Olympics.

Unfortunately, when the Entries / Results page was uploaded yesterday, she was not on it.

I hope all is well with her.

CaroLiza_fan