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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.”

Posted on 2025-10-09 • No comments yet

"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

Posted on 2025-10-08 • No comments yet

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: [...]

Yuma Kagiyama: “At the start of the season, I decided to prioritize program quality over difficulty. From my experiences so far, I’ve learned that the best way to achieve goals and dreams is to move forward steadily, one step at a time.”

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"Step-by-Step": Yuma Kagiyama Reflects on His Journey and Prepares for the Grand Prix Series original source: [...]

Meagan Duhamel: “I think allowing Russian skaters to participate was the right decision. The ISU developed solid criteria, and they created a precedent by sticking to it. They chose Russian athletes who met the criteria, and I believe it was fair.”

Posted on 2025-10-07 • 3 comments

Meagan Duhamel Reflects on Russian Skaters’ Role in International Figure Skating original source: RSport / Vse [...]

Anastasiia Mishina and Aleksandr Galliamov: “We decided to keep La Traviata even after realizing we wouldn’t be going to the Olympics. The music is festive, even though we’re excluded from competitions, we’re still celebrating – we’re still skating.”

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Anastasiia Mishina and Aleksandr Galliamov Discuss Recovery, Performance, and Missing the Olympics original source: [...]

Mai Mihara: “After difficult seasons in recent years, I wanted to enjoy skating and embrace being on the ice again.”

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Mai Mihara Reflects on a Challenging but Promising Performance at the Kinki Championships original source: [...]

Tamara Moskvina: “No one is sitting around waiting for Russian athletes to return. I see how skaters and coaches from other countries are working hard to reach our level – and some comparisons are justified now.”

Posted on 2025-10-06 • No comments yet

Tamara Moskvina on Navigating Challenges in Skating and Preparing for a New Season original source: RT dd. by Elena [...]

Kazuki Tomono: “I dreamed of breaking my skate’s hook and being laughed at during the competition. I’m happy that I’m having nightmares this early in the season because it means I’m preparing.”

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Kazuki Tomono Shines at Kinki Championships as He Focuses on Olympic Dreams original source: Nikkansports, October [...]

Tatiana Tarasova: “A tournament was held in Kazakhstan in memory of Denis Ten, and he is truly deserving of such a tribute because the entire world loved him. Denis was a very talented young man, a kind and intelligent individual.

Posted on 2025-10-05 • No comments yet

Tatiana Tarasova Reflects on Her Visit to the Denis Ten Memorial Tournament original source: Sport24 dd. October [...]

Daniil Gleikhengauz: “Of course, as a coach, I personally wanted to be present at international events because I miss them deeply.”

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Daniil Gleikhengauz Reflects on Missing the Olympic Qualification Tournament original source: TASS photo RIA [...]

Elizaveta Tuktamysheva: “I love seeing athletes who skate with soul. Probably only in my recent competitive seasons have I really understood how to put my soul into the program.”

Posted on 2025-10-04 • No comments yet

Elizaveta Tuktamysheva: Artistry, Performance, and the Evolution of Figure Skating original source: Sports [...]

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

Yuma Kagiyama: “At the start of the season, I decided to prioritize program quality over difficulty. From my experiences so far, I’ve learned that the best way to achieve goals and dreams is to move forward steadily, one step at a time.”

Meagan Duhamel: “I think allowing Russian skaters to participate was the right decision. The ISU developed solid criteria, and they created a precedent by sticking to it. They chose Russian athletes who met the criteria, and I believe it was fair.”

Anastasiia Mishina and Aleksandr Galliamov: “We decided to keep La Traviata even after realizing we wouldn’t be going to the Olympics. The music is festive, even though we’re excluded from competitions, we’re still celebrating – we’re still skating.”

Mai Mihara: “After difficult seasons in recent years, I wanted to enjoy skating and embrace being on the ice again.”

Tamara Moskvina: “No one is sitting around waiting for Russian athletes to return. I see how skaters and coaches from other countries are working hard to reach our level – and some comparisons are justified now.”

Kazuki Tomono: “I dreamed of breaking my skate’s hook and being laughed at during the competition. I’m happy that I’m having nightmares this early in the season because it means I’m preparing.”

Tatiana Tarasova: “A tournament was held in Kazakhstan in memory of Denis Ten, and he is truly deserving of such a tribute because the entire world loved him. Denis was a very talented young man, a kind and intelligent individual.

Daniil Gleikhengauz: “Of course, as a coach, I personally wanted to be present at international events because I miss them deeply.”

Elizaveta Tuktamysheva: “I love seeing athletes who skate with soul. Probably only in my recent competitive seasons have I really understood how to put my soul into the program.”

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