Artur Danielian
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Bless Artur, he’s a good kid. He said that his new program to Scheherazade is “pompous” and that the costume is amazing, so I hope he will recover well to show it to us. There seems to be a lot of Scheherazade this season, which is interesting.
I am happy about his attitude, he’s saying that his career is literally just starting so he needs to do everything to make sure he keeps himself healthy to keep skating. Good for him
I am happy about his attitude, he’s saying that his career is literally just starting so he needs to do everything to make sure he keeps himself healthy to keep skating. Good for him
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Figure skater Danielian began to recover from leg surgery
In early October, the athlete missed the Moscow stage of the Russian Cup for medical reasons, later he underwent an ankle surgery in a German clinicSilver medalist of the European Figure Skating Championship Artur Danielian began to recover from leg surgery in Germany, the plaster cast and stitches have already been removed. The coach of the athlete Elena Buyanova told TASS about this.
16-year-old Danielian missed the Moscow stage of the Russian Cup, which was held in early October, for medical reasons. Later, the skater underwent an ankle surgery in a German clinic.
"After the operation, Artur stayed in Germany for four days, then returned. Now he is coming to his senses - the plaster cast and stitches have already been removed, but while he is wearing a brace. Since this week, little by little they have begun to restore his leg, but no one knows how long this recovery will take, so we are not planning anything in the near future. He is constantly in touch with German doctors, and as the doctors say, we do it literally point by point, "said Buyanova.
Фигурист Даниелян приступил к восстановлению после операции на ноге
Спортсмен в начале октября пропустил по медицинским показаниям московский этап Кубка России, позднее ему прооперировали голеностоп в немецкой клинике
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A figure skating photographer who is Artur’s fan met up and gave him presents. It’s great to see him! The photographer says that he is still rehabilitating but that he’s back to the off ice training.
edit: I first thought the photographer is back to the ice training, but I think she meant that he is back to the skating rink to train off the ice. I hope he will be able to have a healthy comeback and doesn’t rush too much
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Yes, he is back at the rink training off the ice, or was a week ago when the photographer was there.
A figure skating photographer who is Artur’s fan met up and gave him presents. It’s great to see him! The photographer says that he is still rehabilitating but that he’s back to the off ice training.
edit: I first thought the photographer is back to the ice training, but I think she meant that he is back to the skating rink to train off the ice. I hope he will be able to have a healthy comeback and doesn’t rush too much
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"Danielian is starting to slowly return, he is restoring his athletic form, which was in very good condition before the injury. We will wait for the second half of the season," Tarasova said by phone.
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Тарасова рассказала о восстановлении Даниеляна после травмы
Вице-чемпион России и Европы по фигурному катанию прошлого сезона Артур Даниелян постепенно восстанавливает свою былую спортивную форму, сказала РИА Новости... РИА Новости Спорт, 09.12.2020
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I was by now pretty sure we won't see him at the Nationals. Actually it's a wise decision IMO, to make sure he heals and sort out the injury properly and completely before even thinking of competing. This season has been pretty much messed up anyway. He is young and we will have much to look forward to in the future. Take care Artur 
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Happy 17th Birthday to Artur 
He's already has a story up on Instagram, some great pics from fans/friends 
He's already has a story up on Instagram, some great pics from fans/friends 
), love, success and happiness. Hope we see you soon on the ice again. 
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Artur got to decorate the CSKA christmass tree: http://www.ltk-cska.ru/
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thank you for adding links to his
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Just listened to Artur’s interview with Lina Fedorova, it is from the summer of this year. I found it recently.
The hour flew past, Artur is such a funny kid
. I never knew he is this funny, and I am not even sure he knows it himself.
I really hope we will see Artur back sometime this season! But the main thing is for him to of course be healthy.
I will mention some things I still remember (and apologise if the translation might be a bit off) and then hopefully I can translate the video fully at some point.
Starting with some happy stuff, Artur said that when they went to Novogorsk, he realised how to do a 4T and began to land it. He called this a “funny incident”. He said that something clicked and he thought “So that’s how you do a quad toeloop. Oh, and I thought you do it like this...” He talked about how he doesn’t think toeloop is really that simple. Back then he wasn’t injured and he said that he wanted to add it to the program and start with 3 quads in the free.
He then talked about his Russian national performance last season. He said something like: “the training sessions before the competition were not going royally well, to say the least”, the phrasing of which made me laugh so hard.
Artur said that during the draw, his thoughts were that “Please just don’t skate first, please just not the first” and “If you go last, then you get to sleep in”. That’s why when he picked the first number, he was mad at himself and thought “Why did you even think about this? You should have not thought about anything.”
Before his free skate, his coaches told him to skate like he can and not overthink it by thinking about getting some medal. After his good free skate, the first thing he thought was “Are you crazy or what? Why couldn’t you skate like that in the short program?” (I thought that was a bit sad that he is so hard on himself). Lina then asked him if because of the podium placement, the coaches wouldn’t criticise him for the SP. But then he said he knew they would criticise him anyway and that they said that “if he skated the short program well, he knows himself how it would have ended”.
He said that when he wanted to end his career at the start of last season, his mom told him they would go back to Volgograd. He then said that he wanted to stay in Moscow to skate on ice shows (To be honest, that part made me cringe a bit. It didn’t sound like he understood that his parents moved to Moscow just for him to train and sacrificed Volgograd for it. If he would no longer compete, asking to stay in Moscow for him to skate on ice shows did not seem really self-aware. I hope he understands this part of it better now!)
When he talked about quarantine, he said that he started getting online dance lessons and that “he tried to practice jumps as much as possible, but he can’t just kick out the people he lives with, give them their beds and say ‘Goodbye’”.
I hope Artur’s parents and coaches will really guide him to become a sensible and mature adult through these years, because through the interview, you could definitely feel that he is still a kid. He is very endearing, and I wish him all the very best.
I don’t remember much else but I will add in if I remember something really funny or interesting. Hope somebody found this entertaining.
The hour flew past, Artur is such a funny kid
. I never knew he is this funny, and I am not even sure he knows it himself.I really hope we will see Artur back sometime this season! But the main thing is for him to of course be healthy.
I will mention some things I still remember (and apologise if the translation might be a bit off) and then hopefully I can translate the video fully at some point.
Starting with some happy stuff, Artur said that when they went to Novogorsk, he realised how to do a 4T and began to land it. He called this a “funny incident”. He said that something clicked and he thought “So that’s how you do a quad toeloop. Oh, and I thought you do it like this...” He talked about how he doesn’t think toeloop is really that simple. Back then he wasn’t injured and he said that he wanted to add it to the program and start with 3 quads in the free.
He then talked about his Russian national performance last season. He said something like: “the training sessions before the competition were not going royally well, to say the least”, the phrasing of which made me laugh so hard.
Artur said that during the draw, his thoughts were that “Please just don’t skate first, please just not the first” and “If you go last, then you get to sleep in”.
That’s why when he picked the first number, he was mad at himself and thought “Why did you even think about this? You should have not thought about anything.”Before his free skate, his coaches told him to skate like he can and not overthink it by thinking about getting some medal. After his good free skate, the first thing he thought was “Are you crazy or what? Why couldn’t you skate like that in the short program?” (I thought that was a bit sad that he is so hard on himself). Lina then asked him if because of the podium placement, the coaches wouldn’t criticise him for the SP. But then he said he knew they would criticise him anyway and that they said that “if he skated the short program well, he knows himself how it would have ended”.
He said that when he wanted to end his career at the start of last season, his mom told him they would go back to Volgograd. He then said that he wanted to stay in Moscow to skate on ice shows (To be honest, that part made me cringe a bit. It didn’t sound like he understood that his parents moved to Moscow just for him to train and sacrificed Volgograd for it. If he would no longer compete, asking to stay in Moscow for him to skate on ice shows did not seem really self-aware. I hope he understands this part of it better now!)
When he talked about quarantine, he said that he started getting online dance lessons and that “he tried to practice jumps as much as possible, but he can’t just kick out the people he lives with, give them their beds and say ‘Goodbye’”.
I hope Artur’s parents and coaches will really guide him to become a sensible and mature adult through these years, because through the interview, you could definitely feel that he is still a kid.
He is very endearing, and I wish him all the very best.I don’t remember much else but I will add in if I remember something really funny or interesting. Hope somebody found this entertaining.
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“If you go last, then you get to sleep in”.
So relatable
Does he live with his parents? I wouldn't think they minded him jumping. Or is he talking about disturbing the neighbours?
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Yes, it was so relatable and funny!So relatable
Does he live with his parents? I wouldn't think they minded him jumping. Or is he talking about disturbing the neighbours?
He said ‘people I live with”, but yes I think he meant his family.
