Match TV program. Episode 63

Olympic champion Alina Kabaeva notices during one of her training sessions that Liya Rodionova from St. Petersburg is performing a risk incorrectly and gives the gymnast some advice.

The girls made a poster with Russia’s  official and unofficial symbols and answered quiz questions about the history and sights of our country.

The Academy students presented the Quadrille. Its director is the Alina festival choreographer Irina Zenovka.

The Olympic champion noticed that the music to which the gymnast from Penza performs does not go with the clubs. She suggested a new composition and helped the athlete place emphasis within the dance track for greater expressiveness.

During the Ryazan gymnast's training session, the Olympic champion shows the right way to handle clubs and control the apparatus.

Thanks to the help of Olympic champion Alina Kabaeva, the gymnast managed to make the "helicopter" cleaner and spin it three times.

A gymnast from Volgograd performs a ribbon routine, and Olympic champion Alina Kabaeva helps her make the transitions between elements neat.

During one of her training sessions, Olympic champion Alina Kabaeva noticed that Lia Rodionova from St. Petersburg was doing a risk wrong, while training on a mat nearby. Together with the Academy coach Evgenyia Eliseeva, she suggested a more convenient way to do the risk for the athlete.

While working on the clubs program, the gymnast from Volgograd gets some advice from Olympic champion Alina Kabaeva on element technique and where to place the emphasis.

Natalia Grokhotova, Vice President and Senior Coach of the Elans Rhythmic Gymnastics Federation talks about what became the most striking event of the outgoing year for her gymnasts, and also evaluates the Sky Grace rules, since she is an International Sky Grace Rhythmic Gymnastics Clubs Association judge

Olympic champion Alina Kabaeva spoke with the Academy's coaches about how the gymnast from Kazan gets two training sessions a day and what progress she is making.

During the Ryazan gymnast's clubs training, Olympic champion Alina Kabaeva pays attention to her performance and helps her fix any mistakes.

Alina Kabaeva noticed during a workout that the music is not suitable for Veronika Solomatina from St. Petersburg The Olympic champion suggested trying a more lively melody. And Veronika managed to feel this music and set the accents properly.

Olympic champion Alina Kabaeva showed herself a convenient way of performing the new ribbon element to the athlete.

Alina Kabaeva advised Karolina Tarasova from Donetsk to make a pirouette to ring in the ball exercise at a workout in the Academy and also showed how to make the ending more spectacular. The gymnast managed to cope with this task.