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Tatiana Tarasova: “We’ve seen other skaters return to the ice, even after giving birth, so there shouldn’t be any issues. I believe Valieva will already be competing next year.”

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Tatiana Tarasova Believes Kamila Valieva Can Return to Her Pre-Suspension Level original source: Vse pro [...]

Sofia Samodelkina: “Every hour spent working with Shae-Lynn Bourne felt like an incredible gift from fate.”

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Sofia Samodelkina on working with Shae-Lynn Bourne. original source: RT dd. October 9th by Elena [...]

Evgenia Medvedeva: “The absence of a flag and anthem is extremely demoralizing. It becomes mentally harder to compete because you feel a certain pressure that shouldn’t even be there.”

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Evgenia Medvedeva: "Competing Under a Neutral Status Is Harder Than Competing with a Flag" original source: [...]

“As long as there’s no physical aggression or anything extreme, it’s normal. This kind of thing happens in every skating pair.” Averbukh, Yagudin, Scoptsova, Medvedeva on Shibutani’s leaked video

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Russian Skaters Discuss the Shibutani Siblings’ Training Controversy original source: Sports View this [...]

“Sometimes I felt like Ilia could fly like a butterfly and do something extraordinary in mid-air at any moment.” Sofia Samodelkina on Ilia Malinin

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Sofia Samodelkina on training with Ilia Malinin. original source: RT dd. October 9th by Elena Vaitsekhovskaya [...]

Gleb Smolkin: “I’m not a huge fan of this year’s rhythm dance theme. I’m a bit old-school in my thinking; I believe we should skate to tango, waltz, and other classic styles too.”

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"Preparing for Long-Term Performance": Diana Davis and Gleb Smolkin on Their Marathon Competition Schedule original [...]

Nika Egadze: “I’ve always dreamed of skating to Georgian music at the Olympics – it’s important to me that more people learn about Georgia.”

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Nika Egadze Reflects on His Performance at the Trialeti Trophy original source: Sports by Maya Bagriantseva [...]

Mao Asada: “For the next chapter of my life, as always, I will give 130% effort. Results take time, so I want to focus on the long-term and do everything I can to support my students in achieving their goals and dreams.”

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"130% Effort Every Day": Mao Asada Begins New Chapter as a Full-Time Coach original source: Nikkansports, October [...]

“When they pulled him out and showed to me, I was lying there thinking, ‘Oh my God, what is this?’ He was all blue and swollen. I was happy, of course, but he didn’t look very cute at all.” Alena Kostornaia on becoming a mother

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Alena Kostornaia: On Becoming a Mother and the Birth Experience original source: Voice / TASS View this [...]

Sofia Samodelkina: “I feel I have enough strength to do both triple axel and quad. But physics doesn’t lie. No matter how strong an athlete is, the heavier their body becomes, the more dangerous complex elements can get.”

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"Adolescence Is Tough, But I Keep Pushing Forward": Sofia Samodelkina on Growing as a Skater, Recovery, Technique, and [...]

Kaori Sakamoto: “I finished second at Worlds which was frustrating, but it reignited the “chasing” mindset I had at the beginning of my career. In that sense, this was an invaluable experience.”

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"Step-by-Step, But with Dynamic Jumps": Kaori Sakamoto on Her Skating Career and Mindset original source: [...]

“Honestly, if I had kept Alena by the throat, we wouldn’t have made it through the first season together.” Sergei Roslyakov on working with Kostornaia and Kunitsa

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Sergei Roslyakov: "Kostornaia and Kunitsa Haven’t Finished Telling Their Story" original source: RT dd. October [...]

Chinese TV showcases Wenjing Sui and Cong Han training ahead of Grand Prix

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"Legendary Sui and Han Are Back!": Chinese TV Showcases the Pair's Training Ahead of Grand Prix original source: [...]

Tatiana Tarasova: “We’ve seen other skaters return to the ice, even after giving birth, so there shouldn’t be any issues. I believe Valieva will already be competing next year.”

Sofia Samodelkina: “Every hour spent working with Shae-Lynn Bourne felt like an incredible gift from fate.”

Evgenia Medvedeva: “The absence of a flag and anthem is extremely demoralizing. It becomes mentally harder to compete because you feel a certain pressure that shouldn’t even be there.”

“As long as there’s no physical aggression or anything extreme, it’s normal. This kind of thing happens in every skating pair.” Averbukh, Yagudin, Scoptsova, Medvedeva on Shibutani’s leaked video

“Sometimes I felt like Ilia could fly like a butterfly and do something extraordinary in mid-air at any moment.” Sofia Samodelkina on Ilia Malinin

Gleb Smolkin: “I’m not a huge fan of this year’s rhythm dance theme. I’m a bit old-school in my thinking; I believe we should skate to tango, waltz, and other classic styles too.”

Nika Egadze: “I’ve always dreamed of skating to Georgian music at the Olympics – it’s important to me that more people learn about Georgia.”

Mao Asada: “For the next chapter of my life, as always, I will give 130% effort. Results take time, so I want to focus on the long-term and do everything I can to support my students in achieving their goals and dreams.”

“When they pulled him out and showed to me, I was lying there thinking, ‘Oh my God, what is this?’ He was all blue and swollen. I was happy, of course, but he didn’t look very cute at all.” Alena Kostornaia on becoming a mother

Sofia Samodelkina: “I feel I have enough strength to do both triple axel and quad. But physics doesn’t lie. No matter how strong an athlete is, the heavier their body becomes, the more dangerous complex elements can get.”

Kaori Sakamoto: “I finished second at Worlds which was frustrating, but it reignited the “chasing” mindset I had at the beginning of my career. In that sense, this was an invaluable experience.”

“Honestly, if I had kept Alena by the throat, we wouldn’t have made it through the first season together.” Sergei Roslyakov on working with Kostornaia and Kunitsa

Chinese TV showcases Wenjing Sui and Cong Han training ahead of Grand Prix

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