Daniil Gleikhengauz: “Are three world champions enough? Of course not”

Daniil Gleikhengauz, choreographer of the Eteri Tutberidze group, spoke about the goals of the team after Anna Shcherbakova’s victory at the World Championships.

source: Channel1, text version sports.ru

Daniil Gleikhengauz: Are three world champions enough? Of course not.

If you have not realized yourself as an athlete, you want to be realized as a coach. And now you are trying to invest all the ambitions that you had in your students. There is no such thing that your athlete won the World Championships, and you say: well, that’s it, I have achieved everything. It can’t end there.

As soon as we enjoyed this wonderful moment, Anna’s victory, literally in 2-3 hours you think that you need to work further, that the next season is even more difficult and everyone expects only the highest results from your team.

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7 Responses to “Daniil Gleikhengauz: “Are three world champions enough? Of course not””

1. mark from toronto says:

   03/04/2021 at 05:10

   I don’t have an issue whith him, his coreography is fantastic. If I was a skater I would want someone thinking like this.

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2. Veronica says:

   02/04/2021 at 16:57

   Unbelievable! how one single interview drags hate vibes into comments. People complain why Eteri’s skaters quit at early age. Well, because behind them have coaches who guide them to obtain the highest achievements in this sport. ‍♀️

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3. Veronica says:

   02/04/2021 at 16:56

   Unbelievable! how one single interview drags hate vibes into comments. People complain why Eteri’s skaters quit at early age. Well, because behind them have a coaches whom guide them to obtain the highest achievements in this sport. ‍♀️

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4. Catherine says:

   02/04/2021 at 04:08

   I agree with you. The way Danill carries on he makes it clear it’s not about individual athletes. It’s all about the coach.

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5. Lisa says:

   02/04/2021 at 02:59

   I tend to agree with you. Perhaps it’s the translation to English that makes him sound so caustic and self-serving?

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6. John Abreu says:

   02/04/2021 at 02:23

   Yes, some people may agree with you. For better understanding of Gleikhengauz’s unprofessionalism, I suggest the reading of the following article appeared in ifsmagazine:

   https://www.ifsmagazine.com/daniil-gleikhengauz-finds-success-behind-the-boards/

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7. Pao says:

   01/04/2021 at 18:52

   This guy is so toxic, Idk if it’s the way he express himself in every interview or if that is his true personality, but I find it so unprofessional

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