December 3, 20205 yr Mishin Quote My health is impeccable. Liza Tuktamysheva and Gleb Lutfullin got sick with coronavirus. The rest, if they get sick, then outside of COVID. Whether they will be able to take part in the Championship of Russia - I cannot answer. https://www.sportsdaily.ru/news/kovid-tolko-u-tuktamyshevoj Besti Quote I think that a lot will depend on whether there will be a European Championship. If this tournament takes place at the end of January, then the Russian Championship should be held with those athletes who are healthy. You have to choose who goes to the European Championship, and where else to be selected, if not in Chelyabinsk. If information comes that there will be no European Championship, then it will be possible to make a selection for the World Championship at the end of February at the Russian Cup final. But I do not think that the Russian championship will be postponed, Chelyabinsk is waiting for the athletes. And those who are healthy will come there. https://tass.ru/sport/10160777 Kogan Quote Some of the athletes have had a coronavirus, some have already recovered, some will now miss the stage of the Russian Cup in Moscow due to injuries. But everything is going as planned. We hope that the number of cases of infection in the country will not increase and there will be no tougher measures for the competition. https://tass.ru/sport/10159393
December 3, 20205 yr Kustarova Quote Jonathan [Guerreiro] caught a cold late last week. All tests and analyzes for coronavirus are negative. The doctor advised to complete treatment and start training next week. https://tass.ru/sport/10160857
December 3, 20205 yr Shcherbakova is allegedly back to training. https://www.instagram.com/p/CIVkuFuprnA/?igshid=1d30mw8k8s904
December 3, 20205 yr sports.ru is reporting that 16 (or is it 19?) Russian national team members haven't made the criteria for the Russian championship due to missing 2 or more Cup of Russia stages with either COVID or injuries or 'pneumonia' ....I have no words....
December 4, 20205 yr 2 hours ago, monchan said: She's having COVID and he insists she should compete in a few weeks wth??? Apparently, she recovered and started training. Hey, she's got around three weeks left yet - you know she's capable of catching up with what she missed out on due to her back injury and covid, with which, it seems, she was hospitalised.
December 4, 20205 yr 25 minutes ago, ralucutzagy said: Kosto too ... sigh No... so Rostelecom Cup cluster are actually happened..
December 4, 20205 yr This mass infection wouldn't have happened if only RusFed didn't push through with these shenanigans and practiced safety protocols properly.
December 4, 20205 yr 4 hours ago, monchan said: She's having COVID and he insists she should compete in a few weeks wth??? But she was already eating at public cafe. https://www.instagram.com/p/CIQNEpyBEqH/ While we are at it, her cake looks completely untouched...
December 4, 20205 yr I'm actually amazed that people can go back to full training so soon after recovering from COVID and claiming they would be back to competition. I haven't had it myself (as far as I know) but my mum did and even after 2 months she sometimes finds herself out of breath doing things that were easier for her pre-COVID, apart from still not tasting or being able to smell anything. She is tough as a horse, so this state can only be attributed to having had COVID.
December 4, 20205 yr Alena seems to be a-symptomatic for now, but she of course has to isolate. Rozanov went down with it.
December 4, 20205 yr Quote Director General of the Russian Figure Skating Federation (FFKR) Alexander Kogan commented on the criticism of the American journalist Philip Hersh regarding the holding of the Russian Grand Prix in Moscow. "I don't think we need to pay attention to this. Not a single claim has been sent to us from the International Figure Skating Federation. On the contrary, there were many congratulations and warm words for the fact that we had such an excellent tournament. After all, an athlete before the start trains with a partner on a daily basis, communicates without a mask with a coach." www.sports.ru/figure-skating/1091595528-kogan-o-kritike-xersha-v-adres-gran-pri-rossii-ne-dumayu-chto-nam-nuzh.html Rus fed ->
December 4, 20205 yr 2 hours ago, Whoopiewoop said: I'm actually amazed that people can go back to full training so soon after recovering from COVID and claiming they would be back to competition. I haven't had it myself (as far as I know) but my mum did and even after 2 months she sometimes finds herself out of breath doing things that were easier for her pre-COVID, apart from still not tasting or being able to smell anything. She is tough as a horse, so this state can only be attributed to having had COVID. I'm sorry to hear about your mom. It would take quite a long time to regain your sense of smell, I guess? Still, hope your mom will get well and keep healthy! 1 hour ago, Paskud said: Quote Director General of the Russian Figure Skating Federation (FFKR) Alexander Kogan commented on the criticism of the American journalist Philip Hersh regarding the holding of the Russian Grand Prix in Moscow. "I don't think we need to pay attention to this. Not a single claim has been sent to us from the International Figure Skating Federation. On the contrary, there were many congratulations and warm words for the fact that we had such an excellent tournament. After all, an athlete before the start trains with a partner on a daily basis, communicates without a mask with a coach." www.sports.ru/figure-skating/1091595528-kogan-o-kritike-xersha-v-adres-gran-pri-rossii-ne-dumayu-chto-nam-nuzh.html Rus fed -> The audacity for normalizing the violation of protocols are so..
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