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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.”

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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 [...]

“From the choreography stage, I had a feeling this was going to become something truly amazing.” Yuma Kagiyama on his free program to “Turandot”

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Yuma Kagiyama’s "Turandot": A Bold New Take for the Olympic Season original source: news.yahoo.co.jp dd. October [...]

Mao Shimada: “I want to achieve miracles in many ways. I hope to deliver a performance that creates miracles in harmony with the music. But being able to approach each competition in peak condition is also a kind of miracle.”

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Junior World Champion Mao Shimada Aims to Create "Miracles" on Ice original source: Tokyo Sports, October 1st [...]

Alexandra Trusova: “I’ve never had a psychologist. I know exactly what problems held me back in sport. Maybe I should have worked with one, but I didn’t.”

Posted on 2025-10-03 • 1 comment

Alexandra Trusova: On Mental Health, Motherhood, and Future Goals original source: MathTV / MatchTV View [...]

Kaori Sakamoto: “As the end draws closer with every moment, I want to perform in a way that I can say I gave everything in every competition. I want each performance to feel like I left it all on the ice.”

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Kaori Sakamoto Reflects on Final Competitive Season Ahead of Milan-Cortina Olympics original source: Hochi News dd. [...]

Daria Usacheva: “I haven’t completely forgotten about the injury. Sometimes I feel a sharp pain, like a needle piercing through a ligament, and I’ll bend over for a moment in pain. But then it passes.”

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Interview with Daria Usacheva about her decision to retire from competitive skating due to injury, and her transition [...]

Rion Sumiyoshi: “The feeling for quads is getting better and better. I feel like I can land them this season, and my goal is to succeed with them during the Grand Prix events.”

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Rion Sumiyoshi Prepares for Olympic Debut with Quad Jumps and Improved Stability original source: news.yahoo.co.jp [...]

Adeliia Petrosian: “I’ve tried working on my quads again after the injury. I’ve landed the toe loop, but it’s still unstable, difficult, and uncomfortable for now.”

Posted on 2025-10-02 • No comments yet

Adeliia Petrosyan on Training Quads, Plans for the Season, and Ignoring Online Comments original source: Championat [...]

Romain Haguenauer: “Rika and Shingo immediately clicked as partners. Of course, there’s a lot to learn but they are very serious about their goals, and their aim is to compete at the Japanese Nationals this season.”

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Coach Romain Haguenauer Discusses Rika Kihira’s Ice Dance Plans original source: Sports by Maya Bagriantseva [...]

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.”

“From the choreography stage, I had a feeling this was going to become something truly amazing.” Yuma Kagiyama on his free program to “Turandot”

Mao Shimada: “I want to achieve miracles in many ways. I hope to deliver a performance that creates miracles in harmony with the music. But being able to approach each competition in peak condition is also a kind of miracle.”

Alexandra Trusova: “I’ve never had a psychologist. I know exactly what problems held me back in sport. Maybe I should have worked with one, but I didn’t.”

Kaori Sakamoto: “As the end draws closer with every moment, I want to perform in a way that I can say I gave everything in every competition. I want each performance to feel like I left it all on the ice.”

Daria Usacheva: “I haven’t completely forgotten about the injury. Sometimes I feel a sharp pain, like a needle piercing through a ligament, and I’ll bend over for a moment in pain. But then it passes.”

Rion Sumiyoshi: “The feeling for quads is getting better and better. I feel like I can land them this season, and my goal is to succeed with them during the Grand Prix events.”

Adeliia Petrosian: “I’ve tried working on my quads again after the injury. I’ve landed the toe loop, but it’s still unstable, difficult, and uncomfortable for now.”

Romain Haguenauer: “Rika and Shingo immediately clicked as partners. Of course, there’s a lot to learn but they are very serious about their goals, and their aim is to compete at the Japanese Nationals this season.”

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