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On Sunday in Pyeongchang, Russia’s Evgenia Medvedeva showed why she’s the favorite to win gold in women’s figure skating. The 18-year-old from Russia out-jumped and out-twirled the competition during the sport’s team event, posting the evening’s highest score and inspiring NBC’s Johnny Weir to call her “breathtaking,” explaining that she has “that czarina air about her.”
If you liked that Johnny, I have some exciting news for you: Medvedeva is just as cool off the ice. As Willa Paskin noted earlier this week , the Russian teenager likes to put on her boogie shoes. In this video, which was uploaded to YouTube in 2016, she does a solo routine at a mall to the song “Fire” by K-pop band BTS . The guy with the stroller clearly does not appreciate that he’s in the presence of greatness.
Dancing by herself to BTS songs is Medvedeva’s specialty. To wit:
A post shared by Evgenia Medvedevа (@jmedvedevaj) on Sep 25, 2016 at 8:22am PDT
The umbrellas make for an excellent backdrop here:
Medvedeva isn’t just a solo practitioner. Here she is in October, doing a choreographed routine to James Brown as a Russian fellow barks instructions off camera:
Medvedeva does good work here but the kid in the back row is the future:
As you’d expect, no banquet is safe from our hero’s kick-ass moves:
And here’s the best news of all: Evgenia Medvedeva also dances on ice.
A post shared by Evgenia Medvedevа (@jmedvedevaj) on Sep 13, 2016 at 12:46pm PDT
If she does indeed win gold in Pyeongchang, we can expect the Russian teenager to bust a move or 12. Here she is after winning the 2016 world title:
The women’s figure skating competition will be decided on Friday, Feb. 23. I can’t wait for the routines to be over and the celebration to begin.
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The Sochi 2014 pairs champion reveals that he has spoken to the PyeongChang 2018 singles silver medallist about changing events.
Could Evgenia Medvedeva make a serious attempt at pair figure skating ?
Olympic champion from Sochi 2014 Maxim Trankov has revealed that he has personally asked her to consider switching disciplines.
Speaking to Olympics.com's Indira Shestakova in a recent Russian-language interview, he said: "We even talked to Zhenya [Medvedeva] personally.
"I told her, 'Why wouldn't you try pairs, make some noise?' But usually, the answer was no."
Medvedeva, the PyeongChang 2018 Olympic singles silver medallist, has not competed internationally since the Rostelecom Cup in November 2019.
Since then, a combination of the Covid-19 pandemic and injuries have kept her out of ISU events – but she has begun skating ice shows with a male partner.
Medvedeva, who won silver at the 2019 Rostelecom Cup before withdrawing from that year's Russian national championships after the short program, saw her 2020/21 season affected by a chronic back injury.
She also contracted Covid-19 , which she later recovered from.
While Trankov believes Medvedeva's ability as a skater means she will have no problem performing in shows with a partner, he does not see a route to her switching disciplines competitively.
"What Zhenya is doing right now is not pair skating. It is called adagio [skating] when a boy just lifts you up and you do some beautiful spectacular elements," he explained.
"That's not pair skating, not sport pair skating: there are no multi-turn throw jumps, twist lifts; there is no big risk. That's more for the art of ice shows.
"I think Zhenya is doing the right thing in principle, because if she is a well-rounded figure skater she will be able to perform in the ice shows not just as a single skater, but also with a partner," Trankov adds.
"That flexibility is always very welcome. [But] I don't think that Zhenya Medvedeva will change her sports role. It's going to be very difficult to do. "
Would it be plausible for someone like Medvedeva, a successful ladies' singles skater, to attempt the switch?
"It's realistic, but it depends at what level you want to perform," Trankov explains.
"You need to find a partner, you have a lot to learn, plus the injuries she has had… it also has an impact."
Trankov is the pairs coach for two-time European champions Evgenia Tarasova and Vladimir Morozov , but recently the three of them – alongside Pavel Slusarenko, coach of 2020 World Junior champions Apollinariia Panfilova and Dmitry Rylov – spent time working in Novogorsk alongside Eteri Tutberidze and her team.
Tutberidze is perhaps more well-known for developing Russia's constant train of ladies' singles skaters, having had a hand in bringing through Medvedeva, Olympic champion Alina Zagitova , world champion Anna Shcherbakova , world junior champion Kamila Valieva , Alexandra Trusova , and Alena Kostornaia among others.
"The pairs skating details [rest on] the pairs coaches, in this case me and Pavel," Trankov says.
"The rest is on Team Tutberidze. Sergei Dudakov, Daniil Gleichengauz, everyone helps. They also listen to my and Pavel's opinions in terms of choreography.
"No one hogs the blanket for themselves, we work together. Eteri is a very cool motivator, and what the guys have been doing in June is something they've never done before.
"For all of us, including me, it breaks the mould. I was sure before that something is impossible, but Eteri Georgievna [Tutberidze] proves at every training session that nothing is impossible. There is, of course, a big difference in that regard. That's probably why they have results like that."
Trankov, who has worked alongside Marina Zueva while training Tarasova and Morozov, says he is growing as a coach seeing how Tutberidze works.
"I take good notes of everything when dealing with all my coaches, I learn from all the coaches I've worked with myself as an athlete," he says.
"I learned a lot from Marina Olegovna Zueva. She's on the top for me right now, number one, because I worked with her for a year and in that year I learned so many things that I hadn't in my entire career.
"Right now, of course, I totally can learn from Eteri Tutberidze. Above all she is an obsessive super professional, obsessed with the result, obsessed with her athletes.
"And she is so deep in what she does... I was in shock."

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