Alina Kabaeva and the Academy coaches congratulated Evgeniya Kanaeva on her birthday

The gymnast won silver in the team competition and placed fifth in the all-around qualification. This is Ulyana's first competition under the auspices of the FIG, and we know she has a lot of great things ahead of her!

Polina Pakhomova, Anastasia Dieva and Daria Igolkina showed what they learned during training sessions at the Academy.

We noticed how Ulyana Yanus was looking at them at the AEON Cup world club championship in Tokyo, and we asked her a couple of questions!

What impressed the girls? And what souvenirs did they buy? Let’s watch!

Take a look at how Ksenia Savinova, Ulyana Yanus, and Maria Borisova received medals in their debut competition under the auspices of the FIG.

At a pre-AEON Cup practice session, Olympic champion Alina Kabaeva noticed that Mariia Borisova from St. Petersburg was performing this element uncertainly in her clubs routine and offered suggestions on how to improve it. What other mistakes did the Academy specialists point out to the athlete? Watch the new video from the session!

In the new episode, you will see how Alina Kabaeva, many years after her Olympic victory, returned to the training center to share her experience. After all, in 2025, the Academy students, thanks to their results at the Russian Championship and Junior Championship, entered the national team and can now train at the base.

The gymnast placed fourth in the all-around among seniors and, along with Ulyana Janus and Ksenia Savinova, won a silver medal in the team competition. Masha is 18 years old, and this is her first competition under the auspices of the FIG — all due to the suspension of our gymnasts, which was introduced in 2022.

Her coach is Evgeniya Eliseeva, and her choreographer is Elena Egorova. All Russian gymnasts who competed in Tokyo are partners of the Sky Grace International Association and competed under neutral status.

By the way, Olympic champion Alina Kabaeva won the tournament five times among seniors and twice among juniors.

During the AEON Cup World Club Championships in Tokyo, Tatyana Sergaeva, Russian national team Head coach celebrated her birthday.

As part of the 5th Judo Family festival, the Martial Arts Academy hosted a master class with two-time Russian champion and multiple Grand Slam World Series medalist Elis Startseva.

What images do the gymnasts convey in their routines? How did they prepare for the competition? Who do they like among the other competitors? Find out in our new video! The team consists of Moldir Kuttybekova, Farangiz Mansurova, Makhsuma Davronova, Ominakhon Solieva, Kamola Yusupova, Samira Yuldasheva. Their coaches are Rushana Rustamova and Irina Kudryasheva.

Silver medalist in group exercises at the 3rd CIS Games Maria Ermoshkina, Daria Strizhan, Sofia Bravaya, Kamilla Baranova and Maria Lyashkevich from Belarus shared their emotions from the performance at the international contest.

Arsen Galstyan, the 2012 Olympics champion and the coach of the Russian national team, shared the competition plans with us. Coach of the women team Vladimir Degtyarev told us in his turn how the lineup is set up.