Team Eteri Tutberidze

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Daniil has a birthday:

 

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The Russian figure skating team for the 2026-27 season at all levels (seniors, juniors, and senior novices) includes 15 skaters and 5 pairs associated with Tutberidze's team. I think that's a record.

 

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I don't know what the game is about but Anna and Katya are incredibly cute

 

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I don't know what the game is about but Anna and Katya are incredibly cute

If you're interested, the game works like this: players “mark” three candies on another player's board, and if that player chooses one of them, they lose a “life.” The player who takes all three candies marked by their opponent is eliminated from the game, and their opponent celebrates the victory. The point of the game is to guess which specific candies your opponent has marked and not to take all three.

 

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Eteri Tutberidze shows and discusses the contents of her bag, and answers questions about herself, her habits, her daughter, her work, and her students. It’s a very unusual interview.

The legendary figure skating coach revealed the contents of her bag for the first time.

They discussed the Olympics, Adeliya Petrosyan, and a sense of missed opportunities, as well as competition in the world of figure skating.

They also touched on personal topics: raising her daughter, feelings of guilt, as well as the issue of burnout among Zoomers and why it’s impossible to force or intimidate modern children.

And most importantly: why Eteri Georgievna does everything in life solely for herself - and has no regrets.

 

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If you're interested, the game works like this: players “mark” three candies on another player's board, and if that player chooses one of them, they lose a “life.” The player who takes all three candies marked by their opponent is eliminated from the game, and their opponent celebrates the victory. The point of the game is to guess which specific candies your opponent has marked and not to take all three.

Thank you.

 

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It's Egor Karnaukhov's birthday:

 

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Alena Prineva presented a fragment of her program:

 

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Training, training.

 

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Choreographer Daniil Gleichengauz spoke about his emotions following the news that Russian figure skaters had been allowed to compete under neutral status.
“The wait dragged on for so long that all we had left was faith. My first reaction was joyful excitement and relief. But immediately, thoughts began to surface: what will happen next, how many juniors will be able to compete, and in how many events. Both juniors and seniors need to build their rankings by competing in Series B tournaments.
Most likely, only one athlete per discipline will be allowed to compete in the European and World Championships, so the competition for this opportunity will be intense,” said Glekhengauz.
“As for adaptation, it’s all on an individual basis. There are experienced athletes who have been waiting all these years to return to the international arena, while for juniors this will be their first international experience—much like how all our stars once began their journeys. But these are, for the most part, just a coach’s initial thoughts.
Looking at the bigger picture, the main thing is that this has happened”, he also said.

 

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Training also takes place off-ice...

Edit: Same vid uploaded by me to X (as I prefer to play longer vids on other platforms than insta):

 

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