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Advertisment Holidays campaign featuring Spanish team
Once again, Spanish brand Freixenet is featuring Spanish Senior Group for their popular Holiday Campaign. “The Golden Bubbles” is the name designed for the group. The advertisment was recorded in Barcelona last month and will be broadcasted in December.
Spanish Senior Group (Alejandra Quereda, Elena López, Artemi Gavezou, Sandra Aguilar and Lourdes Mohedano) qualified second in Olympic Games in Rio 2016 just behind Russian Team and 4th in London 2012. The group became more and more popular in the last 6 years.
On December 28th, they will perform in an special event at Teatro Goya in Spain for this Holiday Campaign.
Alejandra Quereda, captain
Lourdes Mohedano and Elena López
Video about Rhythmic Gymnastics Training Center
Rhythmic Gymnastics Training Center “ISCA” is located in Russia. Its purpose is to promote Rhythmic Gymnastics. A hundred of gymnasts are currently training here. Olympic Champions used to train over here such as Anastasiya Nazarenko or Karolina Sevastyanova.
Daria Dmitrieva or Yana Lukonina (Honored Master of Sports, World Champions), are also working here as coaches. Also Anna Viktorovna Zhitkova is helping as a ballet coach.
Emotions in Rhythmic Gymnastics
Rhythmic Gymnastics is more than a sport. Is an art that combines technical movements with expression and handling of an apparatus. This new code includes dancing steps and artistic more than the previous codes.
Anna Bessonova
Anna Bessonova was one of the most emotional gymnast and so that one of the most popular for the audience. She could perform both an elegant routine (Swan Lake) or a modern one (The Matrix).
Sometimes you can’t stop your feelings:
Anna Bessonova could’t believe she was World Champion (Patras 2007)
Photo Copyright Bernd Thierolf
Team Ukraine became World Champion in 5 Ribbons (World Championships New Orleans 2002)
And sometimes you just are not at your best:
Natalia Godunko got injured but she decided anyways to compete (Patras 2007)
Moments before going onto the carpet, concentration is the key:
Anna Rizatdinova (Kiev World Championships 2013)
But the routine didn’t go as it was expected…
Anna Rizatdinova (World Championships Kiev 2013)
Coach and gymnast:
Margarita Mamun and her coach Amina Zaripova
A medal is your highest achievement:
Anastasiya Bliznyuk (World Championships Kiev 2013)
Alina Maksymenko (European Championships Minsk 2011)
Alina Maksymenko (World Championships Kiev 2013)
When you have to say “thank you” to the audience and their unconditional support:
Uliyana Trofimova (Grand Prix Thiais 2012)
Photo Copyright Olivier Aubrais
The moment after the routine when you can relax and smile:
Melitina Staniouta (World Championships Kiev 2013)
Friendship in Rhythmic Gymnastics:
Almudena Cid and Inna Zhukova (Olympic Games 2008)
Portraits
The most beautiful portraits – back in time. Each professional picture instills feelings. Could you describe them?
Anna Bessonova (UKR) / World Championships Budapest 2003
Photo Copyright Bernd Thierolf
Olga Belova (RUS) / Grand Prix Berlin 2001
Photo Copyright Dirk Zimmermann
Irina Tchachina (RUS) / World Championships Budapest 2003
Photo Copyright Bernd Thierolf
Alina Kabaeva (RUS) / European Championships Geneve 2001
Almudena Cid (ESP) and Liudmila Dmitrova / World Championships Budapest 2003
Photo Copyright Bernd Thierolf
Evgeniya Kanaeva and Daria Dmitrieva (RUS) / European Championships Minsk 2011
Photo Copyright Viktorphoto
Anna Rizatdinova (UKR)
Photo Copyright Enrico Della Valle
Natalia García (ESP)
Photo Copyright: Fa Buleux
Inna Zhukova (BLR)/ Grand Prix Innsbruck 2002
Photo Copyright Tom Theobald
Liubov Cherkashina (BLR) /London Olympic Games 2012
Dominika Cervenkova (CZE) / World Championships Budapest 2003
Photo Copyright Bernd Thierolf
Almudena Cid /Jennifer Colino (ESP)
Photo Copyright TomTheobald
Tamara Yerofeeva (UKR) / Grand Prix Innsbruck
Photo Copyright : Tom Theobald
Svetlana Rudalova (BLR) / World Championships Budapest 2003
Photo Copyright Tom Theobald
Maria Titova (RUS) / Grand Prix Brno 2013
Photo Copyright Bernd Thierolf
Alina Maksymenko (UKR) / World Championships Kiev 2013
Photo Copyright Marianne Piquerel
Alina Kabaeva (RUS) / Deventer Grand Prix
Who is going to retire from gymnastics this year?
After World Championships that were held in Kiev, a few gymnasts decide to stop doing gymnastics.
Alina Maksymenko, from Ukraine, decided to become a coach. “After World Championships, I will help in Deriugina school as a coach” – said Alina.
“I will continue training, in fact I will compete until the end of the year. After this, I am not very sure yet, but probably I may only compete in national competitions. I would also like to help little gymnasts to become rhythmic gymnastics stars”.
Source: http://rg.sport.ua/news/201933
Silviya Miteva, from Bulgaria is another individual gymnasts, with a long career that decide stop doing this sport.
Silviya will be at Euskalgym Gala this year
Since 2003, Silviya competed for Bulgaria (World Championships Budapest 2003). She won bronze medal in Ribbon (Mie WC 2009, Montpellier WC 2011 and EC Vienna 2013).
Marina Fernández, former individual gymnasts from Spain and group gymnast (in 1st group since 2013) said she will retire. Marina didn’t attend to World Championships because of a technical decision of her coaches.
Anastasiya Nazarenko
Anastasiya Bliznyuk
Kseniya Dudkina
Russian group will be compounded by new gymnasts, since Olympic Champions Anastasiya Bliznyuk, Anastasia Nazarenko and capitain of the group, Kseniya Dudkina.
Alina Makarenko retired after suffering from a knee injury.
Caroline Weber said goodbye to gymnastics after Vienna European Championships.
More about Caroline’s achievements: https://rhythmic-gymnastics.info/2013/05/31/happy-birthday-caroline-weber/
Darya Dmitrieva, finaly won’t continue training and retires.
European Championships Vienna: Day 1
Friday, 31. May 10:00
Junior Group Competition (1st Presentation)
H all D
14:00 Senior Competition I, Group C (Hoop, Ball)
H all D
16:45 Senior Competition I, Group B (Hoop, Ball)
H all D
19:15 Opening Ceremony Hall D
20:00 Senior Competition I, Group A (Hoop, Ball)
H all D
Junior Standings
1. Russia 17.100
2. Belarus 16.450
3. Bulgaria 16.266
4. Azerbaijan 15.916
5. Italy 15.750
6. Israel 15.500
7. Switzerland 15.433
8. Ukraine 15.208
9. Estonia 15.150
10. Czech Republic 15.000
11. Germany 14.883
12. France 14.683
13. Latvia 14.583
14. Hungary 14.500
15. Finland 14.258
16. Turkey 13.916
17. Serbia 13.900
18. Spain 13.816
19. Lithuania 13.633
20. Austria 13.133
21. Slovakia 13.033
22. Norway 12.200
23. Poland 12.066
24. Romania 10.716
Spain: Golden Girls
Spain made history. The arena was packed. Spanish audience was cheeting almost whole. A happy atmosphere lingered in the air.
It was such a magic moment. The tension was there.
You could see a mix of Spanish and Portuguese flags everywhere. It was such a magic moment. The tension was there. Parents, friends, fans, waiting for their team. Spain got 4th position the day aftr, with 10 clubs exercise. They needed more than 17.250 to reach the first place. And then, the dream came true. They scored 17.300 enough for gold. Congratulations.
Alejandra Quereda y Sandra Aguilar
España hizo historia ayer. El pabellón estaba lleno. Los aficionados españoles llenaban de alegría el recinto, animando constantemente a su equipo. Fue un momento mágico, lleno de ilusión y esperanza. Familiares, amigos, fans, todos esperando la actuación del equipo español. Ellas actuaba en último lugar.
Épico e histórico. Hacía años que España no conseguía este soñado puesto
En la jornada anterior, obtuvieron una 4º posición con el ejercicio de 10 mazas. Necesitaban 17.250 al menos, en el ejercicio mixto, para conseguir un primer puesto. Y así fue. España obtuvo 17.300, lo que hizo que se proclamaran Campeonas de la Copa del Mundo. Épico e histórico. Hacía años que España no conseguía este soñado puesto. Al fin, el sueño se cumplió. Enhorabuena.
Countdown to World Cup Lisbon!
Most of delegations have already arrived to Lisbon, some others will have arrived today.
This competition will be celebrated in Lisbon, Portugal. The venue is called “Casal Vistoso” located in Joao Silva street.There will be two competitions at the same time: World Cup F.I.G. category ( for senior individuals and groups) and International Tournament for junior individuals and groups.
World Cup Participants:
Senior Groups: AZE, BUL, CHN, ESP, FIN, FRA, POR, RUS, SUI, UKR, U.S.A..
Finaly UZB and BLR won’t be there.
Individuals:
Tickets: https://gympor.bilheteiraonline.pt/Comprar/Cartoes/460-575-passe_world_cup_torneio-feder_ginastica_portugal/
Draw: https://rhythmic-gymnastics.info/2013/03/25/world-cup-lisbon-draw/
Schedule:
International Junior Tournament:
Individuals:
Groups: SUI, FRA, RUS, FIN, CAN, AZE, BLR, BUL, HUN.
Esta competición se disputará en Lisboa, Portugal. La mayoría de las delegaciones ya está en Lisboa (algunas como AZE y RUS, han viajado directamente desde el GP de Thiais). La delegación española llegará hoy miércoles por la mañana. El pabellón se llama “Casal Vistoso” situado en la calle Joao Silva . Habrá dos competiciones simultáneas: Copa del Mundo F.I.G. (individuales senior y conjuntos) y Torneo Internacional (competición junior individual y conjuntos)
El abono para ambas competiciones del 4 al 7 de abril cuesta 30 €. Se pueden comprar aquí:https://gympor.bilheteiraonline.pt/Comprar/Cartoes/460-575-passe_world_cup_torneio-feder_ginastica_portugal/
Los horarios y participantes se muestran en las tablas anteriores. El conjunto español actuará el jueves a partir de las 21:00 en el grupo A. No participa ninguna gimnasta individual española. El livestream se podrá seguir a través del link proporcionado en la página de inicio (barra lateral izquierda).
2nd day Trainings Grand Prix Thiais II
Russian team was the big expectation for today. Whole team was there. For individuals: Margarita Mamun, Darya Svatkovskaya, Maria Titova and Alexandra Merkulova. Group: Anastasiya Nazarenko, Anastasiya Maximova, Olga Ilina, Alina Makarenko and Kseniya Dudkina. Anastasiya Bliznyuk is injured.
Team Russia in “C” and “D” carpets, warming up
Alina Makarenko is suffering from an injury too, she wasn’t repeating some elements of the routine (not flexibility elements, neither turns).
The coaches who were there: Dinara Gimatova, Natalia Lipkovskaya, Amina Zaripova, Lyudmila Dmitrova and Oksana Skaldina. Oleg Naumov (photographer) and Irina Zenovka (choreographer) are in Thiais aswell.
Irina Viner, head coach of Russian team, was the one who directed Russian training.
Irina Viner, head coach of Russian team, was the one who directed Russian training.
Ukraine has a new component for the group: Viktoria Shynkarenko, who only performs in the 3 balls 2 ribbon routine. Whole team was wearing a tight pink fluor t-shirt. As assistant coach Viktoria Bessonova was also there. Viktoriya Mazur was cheerful and smiley whole time. In the other hand, Alina Maksymenko was wearing a protection bandage on her ankle.
Arina Charopa (BLR) in the warming up area
As how we announced here, Spain has two new members for the group: Artemi Gavezou Castro ( 10 clubs routine) and Marina Fernández Moreno (2 ribbons and 3 balls routine). Loreto Achaerandio, was also there, she is still recovering from a surgery. For 10 clubs routine, Spanish coaches (Sara Bayón and Anna Baranova) chose a passionate spanish music. Spanish team seemed to be really confident, they are one of the candidates for podium.
Spanish team posing after trainings
From left to right: Lourdes Mohedano and Sandra Aguilar. Behind: Artemi Gavezou, Marina Fernández, Alejandra Quereda, Loreto Achaerandio.
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Azerbaijan has two very good individuals these season: Marina Durunda and Lala Yusifova. Lala performed a great ball routine.
Caroline Webber was one of the last gymnasts that performed today besides Verónica Bertolini and Neta Rivkin. Neta is very fit.
El equipo ruso era hoy una de las grandes expectaciones de la jornada. Todo el equipo estuvo en Thiais. En individuales: Margarita Mamun, Darya Svatkovskaya, Maria Titova y Alexandra Merkulova. Conjunto: Anastasiya Nazarenko, Anastasiya Maximova, Olga Ilina, Alina Makarenko y Kseniya Dudkina. Anastasiya Bliznyuk está lesionada.
Alina Makarenko está semi lesionada, por ello no realizó muchos elementos de flexibilidad y giros durante los entrenamientos.
Hoy no fue el mejor día para Maria Titova, la cual salió triste de la sala de calentamiento tras fallar repetidamente en el ejercicio de aro.
Hoy no fue el mejor día para Maria Titova, la cual salió triste de la sala de calentamiento tras fallar repetidamente en el ejercicio de aro.
Las entrenadoras que estaban allí eran: Dinara Gimatova, Natalia Lipkovskaya, AminaZaripova, Lyudmila Dmitrova y Oksana Skaldina. Oleg Naumov (fotógrafo) e Irina Zenovka (coreógrafa) se encontraban allí asímismo.
Irina Viner acudió también a Thiais y fue la encargada de dirigir todos los entrenamientos de su equipo.
Ucrania tiene una nueva componente en el conjunto: Viktoria Shynkarenko. Viktoria sólo actúa en el ejercicio mixto de 3 pelotas y 2 cintas. Todo el equipo ucraniano vestía una camiseta color rosa flúor. La madre de Anna Bessonova, estaba también en los entrenamientos como asistente. Viktoriya Mazur no paró de sonreír en todo momento. Por otra parte, Alina Maksymenko llevaba un vendaje protector en uno de sus tobillos y tuvo dificultades en el ejercicio de cinta.
Como se había anunciado en rhythmic-gymnastics.info, España tiene dos nuevas componentes en el conjunto: Artemi Gavezou Castro (10 mazas) y Marina Fernández Moreno (ejercicio mixto). Todas las españolas iban uniformadas con una camiseta en donde estaba grabado su nombre y calentadores rojos. Loreto Achaerandio, pese a estar recuperándose de una cirugía, acudió pero sin actuar. El conjunto español estaba muy seguro de sí mismo y son unas de las candidatas para el podium. Como es tradición, uno de los ejercicios tiene música española, esta vez el elegido ha sido el ejercicio de 10 mazas.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTzuV36GPj4
Azerbayán tiene este año un equipo muy completo al mando de Mariana Vasileva: Marina Durunda y Lala Yusifova. Lala fue muy regular en todos sus ejercicios.
Caroline Weber, se convierte en la gimnasta más veterana del momento, la cual entrenó a las últimas horas junto con Veróniva Bertolini y Neta Rivkin, la cual está en plena forma.
