Team Eteri Tutberidze

[Myslitel]

Ordinary training session in choreographic class of ordinary sportsmens from Etery's group.
https://sun9-2.userapi.com/c639818/v639818386/57a29/pmgnKGyxXR4.jpg

From left to right:

Kvitelashvili, Panenkova, Tarakanova, Zagitova, Medvedeva, Trusova, Kostornaya.

In the reflection:

Gleykhengauz, Scherbakova.

 

[LadyB]

Ordinary training session in choreographic class of ordinary sportsmens from Etery's group.
https://sun9-2.userapi.com/c639818/v639818386/57a29/pmgnKGyxXR4.jpg

Beautiful!!! :dance:

 

[russianfan]

Ordinary training session in choreographic class of ordinary sportsmens from Etery's group.
https://sun9-2.userapi.com/c639818/v639818386/57a29/pmgnKGyxXR4.jpg

From left to right:

Kvitelashvili, Panenkova, Tarakanova, Zagitova, Medvedeva, Trusova, Kostornaya.

In the reflection:

Gleykhengauz, Scherbakova.

the amount of young stars on this photo is just off the scale

 

[russianfan]

https://sun9-3.userapi.com/c840532/v840532517/28d1/2sD92RW6xq0.jpg

 

[russianfan]

producing phenoms on a daily basis!

 

[lbamda]

New interview Eteri Tutberidze:

"I don't see yet anybody who would work as Medvedeva"

http://fis1922.ru/tekushchij/1190-o...-nikogo-kto-rabotal-by-tak-kak-medvedeva.html

 

[madison]

New interview Eteri Tutberidze:

"I don't see yet anybody who would work as Medvedeva"

http://fis1922.ru/tekushchij/1190-o...-nikogo-kto-rabotal-by-tak-kak-medvedeva.html

Wow, that's actually good.... you can imagine Zagitova or any of her Juniors working as much as Medvedeva.... they'll easy overcome her. I mean, look at Trusova and Zagitova. They are already better than Medvedeva when it comes to tech part (and they don't work as much as Med, according to Eteri) Well, in the end, also the talent counts (and a lot). If you are less talented, you have to work harder.

 

[Spirals for Miles]

Dang, now that the JGP is over, I can't get my fix of amazing Eteri talent... *sobs*

 

[dante]

Eteri's recent interview, translated to English: https://pastebin.com/raw/Veq4aWYA

TL;DR:
* To reach the top level you need permanent work from the youngest age. Coaching should be planned for 10 years ahead.
* It's easier to raise the bar by your own than trying to catch up with others.
* The technical evolution is far from over. In 3 years ladies' quads will become a routine.
* Once you get out of the habit of falling, it becomes difficult to learn new jumps. You must never stop learning new jumps.
* Falls are much safer physically and mentally for little kids.
* Russian boys are weak-willed because of lack of competition. They don't need to struggle to qualify.
* Eteri is an authoritarian coach on the rink, but a weak woman in everyday life.

 

[russianfan]

Dang, now that the JGP is over, I can't get my fix of amazing Eteri talent... *sobs*

she's not the only one in the school, remember as far as i know, it's more like Dudakov is the one who is teaching them jump technique and other stuff like that. I would give him the credits :agree:

 

[russianfan]

Eteri's recent interview, translated to English: https://pastebin.com/raw/Veq4aWYA

TL;DR:
* To reach the top level you need permanent work from the youngest age. Coaching should be planned for 10 years ahead.
* It's easier to raise the bar by your own than trying to catch up with others.
* The technical evolution is far from over. In 3 years ladies' quads will become a routine.
* Once you get out of the habit of falling, it becomes difficult to learn new jumps. You must never stop learning new jumps.
* Falls are much safer physically and mentally for little kids.
* Russian boys are weak-willed because of lack of competition. They don't need to struggle to qualify.
* Eteri is an authoritarian coach on the rink, but a weak woman in everyday life.

i suggest you to make a new thread in "Figure skating: The Edge" and paste this translation there, because i'm sure a lot of people love reading interviews like that, but they might not be visiting this forum section.

 

[puremagic]

i suggest you to make a new thread in "Figure skating: The Edge" and paste this translation there, because i'm sure a lot of people love reading interviews like that, but they might not be visiting this forum section.

You know how that thread will be finished

"Cruel monster, devil, flawed technique, injured skaters, cheated jumps, flutzes, ugly tanos/rippons, backloading, broken choreo" etc

 

[Lana05]

https://www.instagram.com/p/BaUf9NkDm6F/?taken-by=rsportru
Rsport published about russian dominance in their insta with Eteri (5 participants in JGPF, I wonder is it a record for one coaching team?)

 

[The Finn]

Recent fan made video.

The Era of Eteri Tutberidze
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B23EWOUcYXY

 

[Spirals for Miles]

Several of Eteri's young skaters now have fanfests!
Sofia Akatieva and Eva Novakhova do, as far as I know. There might be more.

 

[The Finn]

A couple of fan made videos. Not really about Eteri but several Eteri's girls can be seen.

Russian Figure Skaters | Road to Olympics 2018
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-JrNN_B1THc

Russian ladies ● Entertain us
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MVphQ6yOx5M

 

[dorispulaski]

Back up!

 

[russianfan]

article about the team

 

[Spirals for Miles]

article about the team

I like it
Lots of positivity

 

[Hannah555]

Dream Team are on their way to Japan (Alexandra is also with them on the same airplane and Daniil has promised to post her picture once they land)

https://www.instagram.com/p/BcSjnQzFyPr/

Alina with Eteri and Sergei will take a flight tomorrow.