#tutberidze

[myimaginarymary]

2018 me would be crying to see Zhenya in Anna Karenina again.

[levelofyoureye]

me vs genuinely trying not to tweak when something about the russian olympic trio from beijing 2022 goes viral and then all of the comments/replies are full of people who don’t actually care about figure skating BLATANTLY spreading misinformation about what happened

[brutalhonesttruths]

don't you hate it when your totally real grandpa accidentally puts banned heart medication in your strawberry dessert 😭😭😭

[averysillygoose]

ill never forget her 🩷

[ladyvandt]

Why people always seem to forget Alina Zagitova, like? She's a super slam and very active in social media and yet she's one of the most forgotten eteri girls

[jennibeultimate]

Margarita Mamun about abusive coaching methods and how it still influences her now

❗Tw: harassment, abuse - physical and emotional❗

I think these comments are very important to understand how harmful these methods are and that her success came with a big price. Imo she is the first person to call out Irina Viner's behavior.

The "Over the limit" documentary was shocking to me when it was first released because the emotional abuse was shown. If this is what is seen as appropriate behavior on camera, what happens when cameras are not there?

Rita Mamun left the sport with top results and recognition for her success so she had opportunities to earn money after her career. But what's with all those gymnasts trained with such methods that never had any kind of success? These ppl leave broken and gain nothing from it. Abuse needs to be stopped and with interviews like this more ppl are made aware of what's the consequences of such abusive methods.

I think this is important because often you see Russian athletes defend the behavior of their coaches even if it included physical and emotional abuse. Rita questions these abusive methods and sees the wrong in it. So to ppl saying that these ways of trainings make ppl successful: NO! The athletes are successful despite those methods! And many of them never see any kind of success. Don't forget that the public only sees the end results when someone gets successful. We do seldomly hear of those who leave such training regimes broken.

Source of translation:

Original interview:

Personal sidenote: You may have noticed that I seldomly post about Russian athletes anymore since the war in Ukraine. I don't want to use my platform - even if it's such a small one - to promote Russian athletes as athletes are used for propaganda in Russia (as we could very well see with the Averina twins). I thought this was worth sharing though bc it doesn't defend abusive methods for results as I often see it from other Russian athletes also in other sports like figure skating. Rita had an important message and it's worth sharing to me!

[anyasgallery]

eteri girl: a figure skater who is close to despair.

[russianfigureskatinghell]

Eteri is talking shit again....

I hope Sasha really did throw her skate at her head tbh (but she probably didn't, and she's just shit talking 🙄)

Also, please tell us who told them to leave you, we need to know who to stan 🙏

I'm not even gonna speak on what she said about Kamila

Also, I would get tired, too, if I was being emotionally and physically abused by my coach.....

[dolline]

[loenas]

Eteri tutberidze you are not real💀💀

[levelofyoureye]

the tutberidze girls.

[rorygi1more]

everyday i wake up grateful that i'm not a competitive skater for many reasons but mainly because what do you mean they get extra points for the coach they're under.

[nextlevelstupidity]

hi guysss, i started a figure skating yt channel where I post edits and funny yt videos. it would be a real help if you guys watch them and feel free to drop any suggestion or tips💕

https://youtube.com/@fs_axel?si=FuwhoBy6lUWtBhAS

[lucasdoesnotcare]

Anyone who blames Kamila Valieva is someone I'm immediately dubious with, she was 15 at the time, a child. She did not get those drugs herself, they were given to her by her coaches- How do people blame her?

[ladyvandt]

I saw a video on tiktok of an what if situation where Aliona didn't hurt her foot and landed the triple axel and went to the Olympics but I don't think she would've made it?

'Cause kamila was russia's sweetie, she was going for sure

Sasha made herself granted at tests with the 5 quads

It would be between Anna and Aliona, and I just can't see them not taking Anna, 'cause she's the one that didn't switch, she's the 3 times national champion and current world champion, she's also a darling but to important people and the reliable one

Even if Anna was having a rough season, all that she would need was to be good at nationals, and if they picked her over Liza with the 3A, they would've pick her over Aliona with the 3A

[in-the-toeloop]

ETERI AT SKATE AMERICA WAS SUCH A JUMPSCARE😭😭