2024 European Champion in the team event Elvira Krasnobaeva spoke about her goals and about preparing programs for her first start in a long time, the&nbsp; Alina Kabaeva Grand Prix Champions Cup.&nbsp;<blockquote>"For me it is very important as it’s the first start of this season. I want to show myself from my best side. My goal is to do what I have trained for. We now put together run-throughs, focusing on them. We made revisions, changed some skills, made some things quicker, some transitions, to have them a bit easier and more interesting. I am so happy that I can practice. There was a long break and it is very difficult after that to brace yourself together and to start anew," Elvira said.&nbsp;</blockquote>She explained what it meant to her to compete in the tournament in Moscow as part of the International Sky Grace Rhythmic Gymnastics Clubs Association.&nbsp;<blockquote>"This is something wonderful for me. I am so happy. I know Masha Borisova and Sasha Borisova. We have not seen each other with Masha Borisova for many years and are talking now about how our life was getting on these years," she said.</blockquote>The gymnast also shared what inspires and motivates her.&nbsp;<blockquote>"I am inspired by gymnasts. Some people are afraid to lose. But I believe there is no need to be afraid of that, you should go with the flow when performing," she said.&nbsp;</blockquote>The Alina Kabaeva Grand Prix Champions Cup with the participation of International Sky Grace Rhythmic Gymnastics Clubs Association gymnasts will be held in Moscow from March 2 to 7.

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Opinion

The gymnast will perform at the competition as part of the International Sky Grace Rhythmic Gymnastics Clubs Association.

Elvira Krasnobaeva talks about preparations for the Alina Kabaeva Grand Prix Champions Cup

The Belarusian national judo team came to the Academy of martial arts to prepare for the Grand Slam tournament, which will be held in Tbilisi from March 21 to 23.Senior coach of the national team Alexander Kotlovsky spoke in detail about how the training process will take place in Sirius.<blockquote>"This is our third time at the Martial Arts Academy, specifically at Sirius. We must give credit where it's due, to the base. This base is one of the best, I am not afraid to say this, in the world: 12 floating tatami, a gym for general physical training — no questions. And the most important thing we come here for, of course, is the Russian national team sparring.&nbsp; And of course, we are happy to come to this Olympic Training Center, for an experience exchange. We brought the strongest team to spar, train, and fight together. It turns out that we will immediately fly from Sirius to the Grand Slam in Tbilisi, that is, the actual preparation for Tbilisi will take place at your base. And your Russian team is also preparing for it, so joint training camps, I think that this experience will have a positive effect on our dynamics, and I think on yours too," Alexander said.</blockquote>

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The Belarusian national judo team came to Sirius to prepare for the Grand Slam tournament.

"We brought the strongest team." Senior coach of the Belarusian national judo team Alexander Kotlovsky on the training camp at the Martial arts Academy

Dina Averina is a silver medalist of the Tokyo Olympics, 18-time world champion and 10-time European champion. Arina Averina is a five-time world champion and nine-time European champion.How do multiple world and European champions take a break from work? And what helps them focus on what’s mportant?&nbsp;The athletes talked about this in new cards.<figure class="image"><img src="https://skygrace.ru/static/files/images/editor/b69/eab/b69eab4d573bfda7459dec0d80180181.jpg"></figure><figure class="image"><img src="https://skygrace.ru/static/files/images/editor/fc5/58c/fc558c8cd18f0d30f84961083bdaa2c1.jpg"></figure><figure class="image"><img src="https://skygrace.ru/static/files/images/editor/27a/461/27a461d3d7907527855cc5c00d909076.jpg"></figure>

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Small steps to big victories

Dina and Arina Averin shared her habits, rituals and hobbies in the new cards.

Small steps to big victories. Dina and Arina Averin

The International Sky Grace Rhythmic Gymnastics Clubs Association gymnast Mariia Borisova became a five-time champion of the Alina Kabaeva Champions Cup Grand Prix.The athlete told how important it was for her to perform well at these competitions after winning the Russian Championship.<blockquote>"Since I became the champion of Russia, it was important not to fall down and to confirm my title. And I think I did it well, and I am very glad that everything worked out this way. There were difficulties, I was a little sick before this start, but it’s okay, I passed all the tests. The girls are really strong, the competition is at the highest level, because there were also gymnasts here who participated in the Russian Championship, and we fought for medals," she said.</blockquote>Mariia also appreciated the contribution of the entire Sky Grace team to her result.<blockquote>"We prepared for this competition with our whole friendly team: Alina Kabaeva, my personal trainer Irina Gusarova, and the whole Academy also helped, they gave me some tips, the judges also always, if anything, also adjusted the programs. This is our common victory, belonging to Sky Grace," the gymnast said.</blockquote>

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At the international competition in Moscow, Mariia Borisova from St. Petersburg won the all-around in the seniors' program, and also won four gold medals in all finals of individual events.

"This is our common victory!" Mariia Borisova on her performance at the Alina Kabaeva Grand Prix Champions Cup

Due to the emerging cases of mailings sent on behalf of the Alina Kabaeva Charitable Foundation representatives, we’d like to state that the foundation does not send letters and does not practice any fundraising.&nbsp;These letters are sent by scammers and have nothing to do with the foundation, the Olympic champion, the Academy, or the International Sky Grace Rhythmic Gymnastics Clubs&nbsp; Association.&nbsp;Please exercise caution.

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Academy Life

Due to the emerging cases of mailings sent on behalf of the Alina Kabaeva Charitable Foundation representatives, we’d like to state that the foundation does not send letters and does not practice any fundraising.

Important information!

The international Alina Kabaeva Grand Prix Champions Cup in which the Academy group&nbsp; gymnasts team took part, has ended in Moscow. The girls performed very well, winning gold and two silvers!Thanks to coach Anna Ustsova, choreographer Ekaterina Belova, and the entire Academy coaching staff for preparing the gymnasts for this important start!Thanks to Tatyana Sergaeva and Irina Zenovka for setting the exercises, and also to Inna Bystrova for helping to practice them.It was incredible!

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Competitions

The international Alina Kabaeva Grand Prix Champions Cup in which the Academy group  gymnasts team took part, has ended in Moscow.

Words of gratitude to the coaches, choreographers and directors for working with the Academy group gymnasts

Certificates from the Alina Kabaeva Charitable Foundation were presented to gymnasts at the Alina Kabaeva Champions Cup Grand Prix international tournament.Awards in the Will to Win nomination were presented to Veronika Malinina, Elina Barsukova, Anastasia Vornovitskaya, Nikole Rimarachin Diaz, Eva Chevtaeva, Anna Admakina, Sitanan Eakbunnasing, Yerzhan Togzhan, Susanne Valbuena, Vladislava Nikolaenko, Karina Kireeva, Alina Karaivan, Piyada Peeramatukorn, Sofia Bernar, Julianna Kushnir and Jimena Dominguez.Karolina Tarasova, Maria Yun, Sofia Ilteryakova, Elvira Krasnobaeva, Milena Schenyatskaya and Vladislava Sharonova got awards in the Artistry nomination.&nbsp;Mariia Borisova, Kira Yablochnikova, Arina Tkachuk, Ulyana Yanus and Silva Sargsyan received certificates for Elegance.Our congratulations!

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The Alina Kabaeva Grand Prix Champions Cup is taking place in Moscow, March 2 to 7.

Participants of international competitions in Moscow received certificates from the Alina Kabaeva Charitable Foundation

The Alina Kabaeva Champions Cup Grand Prix is being held in Moscow. This tournament traditionally brings together best Russian gymnasts and representatives of other countries.&nbsp;Athletes from Azerbaijan, Armenia, Belarus, Venezuela, Germany, Grenada, Israel, Canada, Kyrgyzstan, Luxembourg, Moldova, the UAE, Puerto Rico, Slovakia, the United States, Thailand, Tunisia, Turkey and Uzbekistan came to Russia this time. Thanks to all of you for presenting the real festival for the viewers!We express gratitude to all the organizers, administrators and staff. You create the atmosphere of coziness and hospitality and all the attendees will keep it in their memory for long!We thank all the members of the judge panel for the concerted effort and fair evaluation of performances! We would like also to thank sponsors of the tournament that help to stage competitions of the highest level from one year to another!

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This tournament traditionally brings together best Russian gymnasts and representatives of other countries.

Gratitude to the participants, organizers, judges and sponsors of the Alina Kabaeva Grand Prix Champions Cup

At the Alina Kabaeva Grand Prix Champions Cup, gymnasts compete in pre-junior, junior and senior programs.<h1>Day 3</h1>10:00-11:00 — Junior Girls - Final (hoop, ball)11:05-11:15 — Junior Girls - Final Group Exercise 5 Hoops11:20-12:20 — Junior Girls - Final (Clubs, Ribbon)12:25-12:35 — Junior Girls - Final Group Exercise 5 Pairs of Clubs12:35-13:30 — Award Ceremony13:30-14:15 — Senior Girls - Final Group Exercise 5 Ribbons14:15-15:00 — Senior Girls - Final Group Exercise 3 Balls + 2 Hoops15:00-16:00 — Senior Girls - Final (hoop, ball)16:00-17:00 — Senior Girls - Final (Clubs, ribbon)17:00-18:00 — Award ceremony

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The international Alina Kabaeva Grand Prix Champions Cup is held in Moscow, March 2-7.

Live broadcast of the Alina Kabaeva Grand Prix Champions Cup

Dear friends!We would like to draw your attention to the fact that tickets to the Alina festival have never been sold and are not currently for sale, despite false information circulating on the internet.&nbsp;For reliable information about the festival, check official sources of the Alina Kabaeva Charitable Foundation and the telegram channel of the Alina Kabaeva Sky Grace Rhythmic Academy.Please exercise caution and do not fall for scammers' tricks!

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The Alina Festival

We would like to draw your attention to the fact that tickets to the Alina festival have never been sold and are not currently for sale, despite false information circulating on the internet.

Important information about the Alina festival

Coach Alina Gusarova summed up the performances of the Academy students at the St. Petersburg championship.&nbsp;<blockquote>"First of all, we are glad that we came here. We haven’t performed on our home ground in our city for a long time, we are very glad that we did it now. Of course, not all the performances went well. But we have something to work on, we will try to make sure that everything works out at the next competition," the coach said.&nbsp;</blockquote>Alina told us what our gymnasts did well and what they still need to work on.<blockquote>"Veronika Malinina performed well overall. She passed all the events more or less except for clubs. Veronika Solomatina performed according to the candidates now. She was born in 2012. Karolina Pakhtusova tried very hard, she really wanted not to let us down. She really wanted to show her best. And this hyper-responsibility of hers, unfortunately, let her down today. Miroslava came with us to St. Petersburg to perform, to try out, because she performs very little, the more performances she has, the better. Lia Rodionova did a good job, she tried. She worked with Olga at the Academy, here I just helped her, suggested something if she needed it. She's great. She approached the competition responsibly, and she did well," she said.</blockquote>She also shared her goal for the Russian championship.&nbsp;<blockquote>"We will prepare hard, train, work on artistry, on the programs completely. So that the children come out confident, try hard, and do not make the mistakes that may have been made now," Alina said.&nbsp;</blockquote>The St.Petersburg Championship was held in the Zhemchuzhina Rhythmic Gymnastics Center from February 26 to March 1.

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She told what the Academy gymnasts did well and what they still have to work on.