Anna NEGASHEVA
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Anna NEGASHEVA
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"Hi everyone! I've been skating in Team Junost' for 4 years! As a member of the team I became two times World Junior Champion and won Nationals twice. I'm also multiply winner of the international competitions. Аs I want to tie my future life with Synchro, i'm studying international relations now. I'm really excited to be a member of Jura Synchro and contribute to the development of this brilliant sport! "
What does synchronized skating mean to you?
"Synchronized skating is a great love of my life and I hope it's mutually! "
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How Finnish are seen by the Russian teams
Finland and Russia are among the best countries in the world for synchronized skating. As this is the end of the season, we wanted to know what thought the Russian athletes of the Finnish teams.
Novice synchro skaters from Russia competed in Moscow
The season is not over yet for young Russian skaters. From the 30 to the 31 of March, the 2019 Moscow Cup for Novice categories took place in the Russian capital. 15 teams from all over the country have performed their free program in the Ice Palace “Dream”. Let’s take a look at this competition!
Tight scores in Russia after the short programs
One of the biggest battles of the season started this Saturday in Russia. Thousands of synchro lovers brought together in Yoshkar-Ola to support their favorite team! The first day of the Russian Nationals was exciting and really eventful.
"It’s very important to have an ability to tolerate, understand each other and help"
This year, the Junior Russian team Junost celebrated their 20th anniversary. From the very first day, a permanent coaching staff is leading Junost: Natalia Sannikova, Elena Moshnova, and Mikhail Pavluchenko. They all came from different places but all were united by the boundless love for synchro. This trio brought up more than one generation of the champions.
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