<div data-component="video" data-props="{&quot;materialId&quot;:8082,&quot;title&quot;:&quot;рен чр&quot;,&quot;externalCdnLink&quot;:null,&quot;video&quot;:{&quot;subDir&quot;:&quot;584/4a9&quot;,&quot;name&quot;:&quot;5844a98e932a327883c42d.mp4&quot;}}"></div>The 2026 Russian Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships have begun in Moscow.
 
REN TV reports on this.

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Competitions

The main national tournament has started in Moscow.

Start of the Russian Championship - 2026. REN TV reports

Nelli Reutskaya, Nikole Andronchik, Sofia Sokolovskaya, Zlata Remchukova, and Alina Proshchalykina participate in floor testing ahead of the Russian Championship.The floor testing will begin with group exercises, the girls will perform on February 27 and 28.Our team coach is Anna Ustsova, and our choreographer is Elena Egorova.

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The floor testing will begin with group exercises, the girls will perform on February 27 and 28.

Academy group gymnasts participate in floor testing ahead of the Russian Championship

The 2020 gymnasts' qualifying rounds were held at our Academy.The girls showed off what they've learned over the past few months. They demonstrated both body movements and apparatus handling.<figure class="image"><img src="https://skygrace.ru/static/files/images/editor/6e1/a7a/6e1a7a7ec2e08e50ceb5153579900ec7.jpg"></figure><figure class="image"><img src="https://skygrace.ru/static/files/images/editor/25c/02f/25c02f50b640b94e1223d18cdf0f00d4.jpg"></figure><figure class="image"><img src="https://skygrace.ru/static/files/images/editor/da2/0f3/da20f325df66670479fcca534134d8f6.jpg"></figure><figure class="image"><img src="https://skygrace.ru/static/files/images/editor/ec3/439/ec3439f887423c7325f59fa4772c55a5.jpg"></figure><figure class="image"><img src="https://skygrace.ru/static/files/images/editor/ffc/44a/ffc44ae5dd1e2aa1b1c157339ba6ead0.jpg"></figure>

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Academy Life

The girls showed off what they've learned over the past few months.

The 2020 gymnasts' qualifying rounds were held at our Academy

At the Gracia Fair Cup, Italy's Viola Sella won two gold and two silver medals, leaving a lasting impression on the spectators and judges with her stunning elements. After the competition, she shared her emotions.<blockquote>"I'm really happy with this competition. It's one of the first competitions this year, and it was really exciting for me to compete again because I had an injury. It was quite a difficult time for me, so being here today is wonderful."</blockquote>The gymnast told what is the secret of her amplitude turns in attitude and why she loves the element of Kudryavtseva.<blockquote>"Partly, it's just natural talent, in the sense that I turn naturally. As a child, of course, I worked hard to learn how to turn and maintain my form while turning with attitude, and I always tried to improve it and maintain balance in this form. Kudryavtseva's element is a spin, a risk. It's a wonderful element, comfortable, and it gives points, and it's great to be able to do it."</blockquote>She noted which gymnasts she was targeting.<blockquote>"Right now, it's undoubtedly Sofia Raffaeli, our leading Italian gymnast, but really, all international-level gymnasts have something to draw inspiration from. And that's wonderful, because you can learn so much!"</blockquote>At the competition in Budapest, the Italian athlete won the ball and ribbon events, and also won silver medals in the hoop and clubs.

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Opinion

The gymnast shared the secret of her amplitude turns in attitude and why she loves the Kudryavtseva element.

Viola Sella from Italy spoke about the bright elements in the program at the Gracia Fair Cup tournament

After the Gracia Fair Cup tournament, Ksenia Savinova summed up the results of the competition. She talked about her friendship with gymnasts from other countries:<blockquote>"I really enjoyed competing here, it's not my first time here. And I had a lot of support from girls from other countries at these competitions. I was really pleased that people were rooting for me here. I know Alisa Rosenberg from Israel. We met at the AEON Cup in Japan. And it's really cool that we became friends and can hang out here."</blockquote>The gymnast noted the support of coach Evgenia Eliseeva and Olympic champion Alina Kabaeva:<blockquote>"We just had a competition at the Academy, and afterwards we worked on our mistakes so we wouldn't repeat them at this competition. And I think it turned out pretty well. But there's still work to be done. Evgeniya Mikhailovna psyched me up before the performance, telling me every time I made a mistake after the routine and telling me to brace myself so she could see the floor burning through the camera. I felt like she was telling me the mistakes in my head, which helped me. Thanks to Alina Maratovna for calling, telling us the mistakes, and praising us. Thank you to everyone who came with us to this competition and who cheered for us at the Academy. I'm so pleased that the doctors, choreographers, and coaches are helping us."</blockquote>Ksyusha also named the gymnasts whose exercises she particularly remembered:<blockquote>"I really remember Ulyana Janus's new routine with the ball. I really liked it and how she did it at the competition. And I really liked Milena Shchenyatskaya's new ball routine, too, and how she did it."</blockquote>At the Gracia Fair Cup tournament, the gymnast became the best in the all-around and all-around finals. Our athletes competed under neutral status.

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The gymnast became the best in the all-around and all-around finals.

Ksenia Savinova sums up the results of the international Gracia Fair Cup tournament in Budapest

Gracia Fair Cup organizer Irina Berek noted the valuable experience our juniors and seniors gained at the international competition in Hungary:<blockquote>"We've had the girls before, we've seen them, we know them. But now they've competed at FIG competitions, which was really, really exciting for everyone. I wish the girls more competitions like this, because they're already known, they're loved. And the judges also said it was very beautiful; it's been a long time since they've experienced such a sense of true beauty and true competition."</blockquote>The specialist assessed the performances of the participants:<blockquote>"The girls who performed here are all different, individualistic. The juniors, of course, need to train their spirit so they can perform and make the floor shine. And the junior who masters herself and does everything she can will be the first. Because everyone has unique talents, elements, compositions, but they need to be executed. And for the juniors, this is the first task: they learn to cope with anxiety and show what they can do. As for the seniors, all our judges are unanimous — each one is more beautiful than the last. And it's very interesting to watch, when you sit and get goosebumps. We really enjoyed it."</blockquote>The tournament in the Hungarian capital was held under the auspices of World Gymmastics. Our athletes competed under neutral status.&nbsp;

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The tournament organizer noted the valuable experience our juniors and seniors gained at the international competition in Hungary and praised their performance. 


"I wish the girls more competitions like this, because they're already known and loved." Irina Berek talks about the performance of our gymnasts at the Gracia Fair Cup tournament

The Academy has a new general fitness coach - Alina Baranovskaya from St. Petersburg. She is a medalist at the 2022, 2023, and 2024 Russian Rowing Championships and an international Master of Sports in streetlifting.&nbsp;During one of the training sessions, why she is interested in coaching the Academy's gymnasts and what she plans to work on with them:<blockquote>"I've been involved in sports since I was 12 years old. I was a professional athlete for 12 years, and I still do, just not at a professional level. I've been working with children for about five years now, and my main goal is their health. It's a creative outlet, it's the development of talent. It's wonderful to watch the children's progress. I really want to strengthen everyone's feet and posture. The main problem children have from early on is their feet turning inward. And if there are problems with the feet, it then spreads to the knees, and from the knees, to the spine. I want to improve their health to minimize injuries. I want them to become more agile, more resilient, faster, and stronger. All of this combined will yield great results on the floor."</blockquote>

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The general fitness coach from St. Petersburg is a medalist at the 2022, 2023, and 2024 Russian Rowing Championships and an international Master of Sports in streetlifting. 


"My main goal is children’s health." New Academy specialist Alina Baranovskaya talks about working with gymnasts

In Budapest, our gymnasts and coaches took advantage of the opportunity to experience the culture of another country!&nbsp;They visited St. Stephen's Basilica and strolled along the touristy pedestrian street, Váci Street.&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img src="https://skygrace.ru/static/files/images/editor/2c1/f4c/2c1f4c793bc996100d17364df850f26c.jpg"></figure><figure class="image"><img src="https://skygrace.ru/static/files/images/editor/3d8/338/3d8338a3ea91b27fe74a3c19839c38a6.jpg"></figure><figure class="image"><img src="https://skygrace.ru/static/files/images/editor/357/58e/35758e469b64fb640691bf36539cf6b5.jpg"></figure>

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They visited St. Stephen's Basilica and strolled along the touristy pedestrian street, Váci Street. 


Gymnasts and coaches of the Academy went for a walk in Budapest

We are sharing the results of the junior women's individual event finals at the Gracia Fair Cup.<h1>Results&nbsp;</h1><h4>Hoop, juniors</h4><ol><li>Ksenia Savinova (AIN) — 25.35</li><li>Alisa Rosenberg (Israel) — 24.75</li><li>Joo Ah Lee (South Korea) — 22.35</li><li>Una Miic (Slovenia) — 22.25</li><li>Maja&nbsp;Liriaz&nbsp;(Poland) — 21.70</li><li>Lilla Hangai (Hungary) — 21.55</li><li>Emma Visentin (Italy) — 21.10</li><li>Nefeli&nbsp;Tsalas&nbsp;(Belgium) — 20.70</li></ol><h4>Ball, juniors</h4><ol><li>Ksenia Savinova (AIN) – 25.65</li><li>Alisa Rosenberg (Israel) – 22.90</li><li>Alexandra Sharova (Cyprus) – 22.65</li><li>Una&nbsp;Miich&nbsp;(Slovenia) – 22.15</li><li>Lilla Hangai (Hungary) – 21.25</li><li>Sarah Estelle&nbsp;Copernicka&nbsp;(Italy) – 20.95</li><li>Luiza&nbsp;Gullova&nbsp;(Slovakia) – 20.75</li><li>Olga Durai (Poland) – 19.10</li></ol><h4>Clubs, juniors</h4><ol><li>Ksenia Savinova (AIN) — 25.85</li><li>Olga Duraj (Poland) — 24.85</li><li>Alisa Rosenberg (Israel) — 24.35</li><li>Joo Ah Lee (South Korea) — 23.85</li><li>Miroslava Dymarchuk (Belgium) — 22.15</li><li>Una Miic (Slovenia) — 22.15</li><li>Lilla Hangai (Hungary) — 21.40</li><li>Emma Vicentin (Italy) — 21.40</li></ol><h4>Ribbon, juniors</h4><ol><li>Ksenia Savinova (AIN) – 25.75</li><li>Emma Visentin (Italy) – 22.80</li><li>Alexandra Sharova (Cyprus) – 22.55</li><li>Alisa Rosenberg (Israel) – 22.55</li><li>Joo Ah Lee (South Korea) - 22.15</li><li>Sarah Albannay (Kuwait) – 21.95</li><li>Miroslava Dymarchuk (Belgium) – 21.70</li><li>Olga Durai (Poland) – 21.35</li></ol>The tournament in the Hungarian capital was held under the auspices of World Gymnastics and our athletes competed under neutral status.&nbsp;

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The tournament in the Hungarian capital was held under the auspices of World Gymnastics, and our athletes competed under neutral status.




Results of the Junior women's individual event finals at the Gracia Fair Cup

After the international Gracia Fair Cup tournament, Karolina Pakhtusova told why it was valuable for her to compete in competitions, and thanked everyone who helped her prepare:<blockquote>"You have to be better every time you compete. My hoop routine was much better this time. I tried to correct the mistakes I made before. Every competition is like a celebration. You have to enjoy it. A huge thank you to my coaches, choreographers, Alina Maratovna and all the Academy staff."</blockquote>She told how she saved the risk in the clubs exercise and what advice Olympic champion Alina Kabaeva gave her:<blockquote>"I throw, realizing it’s behind me. I start, naturally, doing somersaults without making any progress. I realize it’s still behind me, and I start trying to get closer. I was focused. As Alina Maratovna says, 'You have to throw and watch, and keep your eye on the club until the end'."</blockquote>Karolina Pakhtusova won bronze in the all-around at the Gracia Fair Cup in the junior women's program. Her coaches are Alina and Irina Gusarova, and her choreographer is Ekaterina Belova. Our athletes competed under neutral status.

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The athlete shared why competing is so valuable to her and thanked everyone who helped her prepare.


"Every competition is like a celebration." Karolina Pakhtusova talks about the results of the Gracia Fair Cup tournament

At the international Gracia Fair Cup tournament, Yana Zaikina talked about her new programs:<blockquote>"In the hoop, at first I'm a robot, and then there's a part from the Harry Potter movie. The ball, I'm a witch doctor, I have to show off these daring moves and rock the crowd. The clubs, everything's nice and cheerful. In the ribbon, I'm a bird, everything's airy and precise."</blockquote>Natalia Belugina supplied the hoop, Irina Zenovka supplied the ball and ribbon, and Evgeniya Kanaeva supplied the clubs. The athlete thanked everyone who helped her choreograph and perfect her routines:<blockquote>"Thank you so much for such choreography to Evgeniya Olegovna, Natalia Vladimirovna, and Irina Borisovna. And to everyone, everyone, everyone who helped me perfect them. To Evgeniya Mikhailovna and Olga Dmitrievna for preparing us for this competition. And to Lyudmila Alexandrovna for working with us every day on the choreography. Of course, a huge thank you to Alina Ivanovna for leading us here and preparing us. And to all the doctors who also helped us. A huge thank you to Alina Maratovna for giving us the opportunity to come to this international tournament so we could prove ourselves and become stronger and better."</blockquote>In Hungary, Yana won silver in the all-around in the junior women's program. She is coached by Evgeniya Eliseeva and choreographed by Lyudmila Duganova.&nbsp;Gracia Fair Cup was held under the auspices of World Gymnastics. Our athletes competed under neutral status.

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In Hungary, Yana won silver in the all-around in the juniors program.