Andrei Mozalev
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Andrei doesn't forget the dancers of Anastasia Yurasova and congratulates them on the premiere of their new performance:
"Congratulations to the girls on the premiere of the amazing performance "7 Sins". Unfortunately, I couldn't be there in person, but I've been following the events via social media. Girls, you are incredibly professional! It's a proud moment for me to have had the opportunity to co-operate with you!"
Shall new collaborations be expected? It should be unusual and unconventional.
"Congratulations to the girls on the premiere of the amazing performance "7 Sins". Unfortunately, I couldn't be there in person, but I've been following the events via social media. Girls, you are incredibly professional! It's a proud moment for me to have had the opportunity to co-operate with you!"
- Joined
- Feb 10, 2022
Happy birthday, Julia Obertas! 
Since her topic is in the archives, I decided to post it here. Don't be surprised: Julia is not only a medal-winning skater. She also actively developed children's sport, gave a lot of master classes for little skaters. These master classes were also for little Andrei, who was just making his first steps on the ice. Thank you, Yulia Nikolaevna, for looking to the future and supporting the little ones in their desire to become athletes. All your efforts were not in vain, your pupils have found their place in life, some of them have even become champions and pass on their knowledge to the children.
I love such inspiring stories when students of champions become champions themselves. We don't know what the effects of our actions will be. But I do like thinking that at every rink where a champion comes, one little future Mozalev is hiding in the mass of kids. Or any few.
In the photo Julia Obertas, Liza Mozaleva and Andrei Mozalev after a master class in 2008. Andrei is about 5 y.o., he's just entering his first competition.
Since her topic is in the archives, I decided to post it here. Don't be surprised: Julia is not only a medal-winning skater. She also actively developed children's sport, gave a lot of master classes for little skaters. These master classes were also for little Andrei, who was just making his first steps on the ice. Thank you, Yulia Nikolaevna, for looking to the future and supporting the little ones in their desire to become athletes. All your efforts were not in vain, your pupils have found their place in life, some of them have even become champions and pass on their knowledge to the children.I love such inspiring stories when students of champions become champions themselves. We don't know what the effects of our actions will be. But I do like thinking that at every rink where a champion comes, one little future Mozalev is hiding in the mass of kids. Or any few.
In the photo Julia Obertas, Liza Mozaleva and Andrei Mozalev after a master class in 2008. Andrei is about 5 y.o., he's just entering his first competition.
