Via VK.com. Google translate A big interview with Aliya Mustafina was published on MATCH!. We provide a small excerpt below, and the full version is available on the website at the link below ā Aliya, you are now the head coach of the junior artistic gymnastics team. What does your typical day look like? š My current life is similar to what it was when I was competing. In the morning, I have breakfast and go to work by 9:00, we train for four hours, have lunch, rest and train for another three hours. During the training camp, the athletes live at the base. They live and train on the same territory. ā Do you manage the gymnasts' personal trainers or do you evenly distribute the responsibilities? š We work in contact with the personal trainers, I listen to their opinions. For example, if the trainer believes that their athlete needs to be given a little rest or do fewer repetitions of a particular exercise, we do so. ā Describe the current generation of children. Do they nee...
Nagorny āone of the most odious characters in sportā as FIG issues neutral status to gymnasts from Russia. I take issue with his point on Melnikova training at CSKA - the gymnasts generally join their clubs as children and there isnāt much choice. Deliberately turning her back on CSKA because of its military connections would be a risky thing to do in Putinās Russia. https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2025/mar/31/gymnastics-embrace-of-russians-highlights-neutrality-blurred-lines?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other