December 26, 20178 yr Thank you, I’m happy you all liked the project. And I’m sorry for sending individual information on the outcome of the project so late. For those who are interested how Adian is doing, he recently gave an interview, which can be found here: http://www.absoluteskating.com/index.php?cat=interviews&id=2017adianpitkeev Unfortunately the part on Adian’s back sounds pretty depressing. On a positive side I think one day he will become a pretty good choreographer, he can compose his own music, improvise on the ice and skate a complete program, he can write poems – so he seems to be a very creative guy. I’m really looking forward how programs choreographed by Adian will look like. Here is a link where he skates the program that has been mentioned in the article: https://vk.com/adyanpitkeev?z=video91675664_456239299 Pictures of masterclass with Victor Adoniev in December: https://vk.com/album-58643094_248892104 And here Adian plays on the guitar music composed by himself: https://vk.com/wall-58643094_2049?z=video-58643094_456239029%2F4ea6e3be529a3cf5ac%2Fpl_post_-58643094_2049 This type of music is not my cup of tea, but it’s incredible how much he improved over the last year. In the above mentioned interview he also makes reference to Yuzuru in a very positive way: “Did you consider reusing the old programs? You knew them so well and after the injury it would have been easier for you to perform them. -No, we didn't. When they reuse old programs it usually means that the skater hasn't made any progress from where he or she was. I won't speak about what is happening now but personally for me it is not interesting to watch old programs, except Yuzuru Hanyu's ones.”
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