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.Julia LIPNITSKAYA vince i MONDIALI JUNIOR
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MONDIALI JUNIOR 2012
Technical Controller Susan Heffernan congratulates Julia Lipnitskaia at the small medal ceremony after the Ladies SP
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Lipnitskaia enjoys freedom after golden season
World junior champ looking forward to spending time at the seaside and in hometown of Ekaterinburg
By Vladislav Luchianov, special to icenetwork.com(03/08/2012) - This season was an especially golden one for Russia's Julia Lipnitskaia. In her first year on the international junior stage, she won everything possible, with little challenge from her competitors. Throughout the season, she impressed fans with her supreme confidence, otherworldly flexibility, superior jumping technique, high-level spins and innate musicality.
Lipnitskaia started skating in Ekaterinburg at the age of 4, but in 2009 she and her parents decided to move to Moscow. There she joined the team of the young, talented Russian coach Eteri Tutberidze. She debuted on the Junior Grand Prix circuit at the 2011 Baltic Cup in Poland, winning both segments of the competition to take the gold medal. After that she won her second Grand Prix event in Milan, which qualified her for the Junior Grand Prix Final. There, she took the gold and was given a standing ovation by the audience for her impressive programs. She also won the 2012 Russian Junior Championships and finished second at the 2012 Russian Championships.
The highlight of the season for her came at the 2012 World Junior Championships in Minsk, Belarus, where she not only won by a healthy margin (15 points) with perfectly executed performances but also posted a personal-best score of 187.05 points, a new world junior record.
Icenetwork.com talked with Lipnitskaia about junior worlds, the importance of having the right attitude and her skating history.
Icenetwork.com: In your debut at the world junior championships, you won easily. What does winning this championship mean to you?
Lipnitskaia: Your energy starts to run out at the end of the season. Can you imagine, every day you do the same things and finally -- the last event of the season! You have to maintain your focus just a little longer, and then you have your freedom. I can't say I felt a lot of pressure, especially since I didn't go into it thinking I had to win. I just didn't want to end such a good season badly.
Icenetwork.com: Your coach, Eteri Tutberidze, said that you are good at getting into the right frame of mind and maintaining your confidence for important competitions. How are you able to do this?
Lipnitskaia: I try not to see and not to hear anybody and think about something good, about my programs or the fans. I don't think about my rivals. I try not to feel nerves. That's why I'm able to execute the elements in my programs to the best of my ability. Everything is done the same way as in training, where we work a lot on stability. I can do any of the triple-triple combinations, even a Rittberger (European name of the loop), but I do feel nerves when I do these. If during training the more difficult combinations become unstable, we go back to the basic elements of my program. You can't run from your nerves. My coach always supports me. I feel very comfortable around her.
Icenetwork.com: What can you say about your fellow competitors in Minsk?
Lipnitskaia: I try not to think about them. The ice is slippery, and you never know who will be lucky. I always have only one goal: make the most of everything that I can control.
Icenetwork.com: You won all the junior events you entered this season and finished second at Russian nationals. Was it your goal to win these competitions or did it just happen?
Lipnitskaia: I never think about the result at all! I just do what I can, and I'm happy if everything turns out well. Another thing is that I have a very good team of specialists, which helps and supports me, so I want to make them proud.
Icenetwork.com: Are you going to relax after such a successful season or are you starting to work on your new programs for next season?
Lipnitskaia: Yes, we are going to go somewhere on the seaside. I haven't been to the seaside for about three years; I just didn't have a time for it. Also, I want to visit my hometown, Ekaterinburg. After that, I'll have training until the end of May and school classes. At the beginning of June, I'm going to the Novogorsk training base.
Icenetwork.com: Many experts believe that the level of junior ladies singles skating in Russia is much stronger than senior. What do you think the reasons for this are?
Lipnitskaia: I think it's because there are so many talented girls. The coaches are competing with each other, too. It's also, in my opinion, because of having the Olympics in Sochi [in 2014]. It's a big honor to win the Olympics, but to win the Olympics at home would be a double honor ... or to take part in it, at least.
Icenetwork.com: Looking at you, it's difficult to image that Julia Lipnitskaia can be tired. How do you cope with such things as fatigue after competitions, grueling training sessions, skating under pressure, etc.?
Lipnitskaia: Certainly, I get tired, but I also have lots of opportunities to relax and rest. I like to lie down with headphones and listen to music or spend some time in VKontakte (a Russian social network like Facebook). And, of course, I need to get enough sleep. At the end of the week, I have a massage -- after that, I feel like a new person.
Icenetwork.com: You began to figure skate in Ekaterinburg. When did you realize that you wanted to dedicate yourself to figure skating, and that to achieve great things in the sport it was necessary to relocate to Moscow?
Lipnitskaia: My mom and I came up with two options: to continue skating and relocate or to be done with it. My mother asked me if I want to continue. I answered yes, I do, let's go ahead! But we didn't know where to go or to whom. We decided to call Eteri Tutberidze. We had seen her at some competitions before, so we found her number on the Internet, called and went to her. At that time, we didn't think at all about future results or big goals.
Icenetwork.com: In your opinion, how should modern ladies singles skating look, taking into account technical and artistic issues?
Lipnitskaia: You must be able to do absolutely everything and do it intricately. You must not have any weak points in your skating, if it's possible, of course. This is what I will strive to do. As for 'trixels' (she means triple Axels), I have big doubts about it as well as about the possibility of quads in the future of ladies skating. It takes so much energy and strength. Also, there is a huge strain on the knees and spine during the execution of such elements. Although I would like to try it.
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Questa è lei =D
Bel disegno!
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La sua trottola Y =D
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Oh... le avevano dedicato una bellissima copertina! 
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Julia LIPNITSKAIA World junior 2012 sp 
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Julia Lipnitskaia – Julius Caesar of Junior Skating
By Vladislav LuchianovIn 2009 a little girl Julia got a serious dilemma – to continue to be engaged in favorite sport or to finish with it. The answer would seem obvious. Certainly, it is necessary to continue if she loves her sport. But it was not so easy. The situation developed such, that in native Ekaterinburg there weren’t conditions for further sporting growth and for serious trainings it was necessary to move to Moscow.
It is this decision had to make the 2012 World Junior Champion Julia Lipnitskaia and her mother. By the way, Julia’s mother must be included in the list of team members for the fact that she is not just observed a few years ago a daughter’s great potential and not just because of the fact that she consistently supported and continues to support Julia, but also for the fact that for the sake of Julia’s career growth she had to make a very serious and far from an easy decision to move to Moscow.
Moving to a metropolis like Moscow can’t be easy for a child of nine years old. It wasn’t easy for Julia too. But the advantage of this girl was in the paradoxical fact that she is not from Moscow. Those readers who are familiar with Russia know that there are some differences between Moscow and the rest of Russia. As a rule, visitors (newcomers) of Russia’s capital are stronger in ability to adaptation. In addition, Julia had a real and great passion – figure skating.After moving she is completely immersed in the work on the ice. With the help of talented young coach Eteri Tutberidze, Julia every day for several hours worked hard on each element of her technique as well as on artistic components. In addition to her natural flexibility, the young skater also has the high sense of music. It is easy to see by watching her earlier performances.
Results were not long in coming. In the 2009/2010 season, she placed 5th at her debut on the junior level at the 2010 Russian Junior Championships. She was 4th on the senior level the following season at the 2011 Russian Championships. About Julia began talking seriously not only Russian, but also the international experts. But it was only the beginning.
Julia Lipnitskaia became age-eligible for Junior international events in the 2011/2012 season. She debuted on the Junior Grand Prix circuit at the JGP Baltic Cup in Gdansk, Poland, winning both programs to take the gold medal. She then won her second assignment in Milan, Italy, to qualify for the Junior Grand Prix Final, where she placed first in both segments to win the gold medal with a huge advantage in points. In her first Grand Prix series Julia took only one place in all competitions – the first one. Superbly owns the most difficult technique of the present ladies single skating, Julia did not leave any chance to the rivals.At the 2012 Russian Nationals, Julia was third in the short program and first in the free skate and won the silver medal overall. She then competed and won the gold medal at the 2012 Russian Junior Championships. Then Julia went on to win the 2012 World Junior Championships in Minsk, Belarus with a new personal best score and was given a loud standing ovation by the crowd in the stadium.
With the personal record of 187.05 points, Julia holds the ladies’ World Junior record for the highest combined total and the free skate scores, having broken the combined score record twice in the 2011–2012 season. After the event, she commented on her performance and said: “I liked everything and the performance was ideal. Now I am in a great mood. It was a great ending for a great season”. She had no falls on the ice in all her competitions throughout the entire 2011/2012 season. In this season she took all possible titles of junior skating.
I do not like the word prodigy. Yes, of course Julia is very talented. But the presence of talent absolutely does not mean an automatic success. A development of any talent, even the youngest, requires tremendous efforts. This young girl with a fully adult serious approach to the sport, at every training works out element by element multiple times and with real big desire. Yes, many do the same. But not everyone do it with such tenacity. That’s why, in my opinion, when Julia is going to execute the next jump, step sequence or spin there is a confidence that she will accurately execute everything. But this is just one of many reasons of her success.In an interview with me Julia said that in her programs she don’t have elements in the execution of which she is not sure. Given the fact that Julia has one of the most difficult set of elements, we just can imagine what it takes to achieve high stability of its execution.
One of the remarkable qualities of Julia is her ability to control the situation during any competition without thinking about the rivals. Also, there is no automatism in her movements on the ice. Each step on the ice is conscious. Executing one element she concentrates only on it. The ability to be “here and now” does not depend on the talent.
Such condition can come only after much practice and under the guidance of a very professional coach. And getting this from a very young skater it’s generally a very difficult task. In this issue appears another coaching talent of Eteri Tutberidze. Conscious control of the situation contributes to the appearance of a strong athlete’s confidence. In addition, under such mental conditions figure skater has additional opportunity to realize the artistic part of the program and Julia is repeatedly demonstrated it during this season.
Some fans of figure skating and media representatives mistakenly believe that Julia is not inclined to conversation. From my own experience I know that this is absolutely not true. On my deep belief, Julia very accurately distinguishes the sincere interest to her and her skating from simply stock phrases.
Completely conquered junior skating, Julia Lipnitskaia is in the list of entries of the next season’s senior Grand Prix stages (Cup of China and Trophee Eric Bompard). No doubt that the appearance of this very young but already very strong skater in senior skating will do good not only for this athlete, but even more for the whole ladies single skating. Sport only will benefit from this.
P.S. I hope that readers already realized that the title of this article is much more than just a wordplay.
Photo: Ksenia Fomina
Traduzione:
Nel 2009 una bambina Julia ha un serio dilemma - di continuare ad impegnarsi nello sport preferito o per finire con esso. La risposta sembrerebbe ovvia. Certo, è necessario continuare se lei ama il suo sport. Ma non era così facile. La situazione ha sviluppato tale, che in nativo Ekaterinburg non c'erano le condizioni per un'ulteriore crescita sportiva e per gli allenamenti gravi è stato necessario trasferirsi a Mosca.
E 'questa decisione doveva fare il Campione del Mondo Junior 2012 Lipnitskaia Julia e sua madre. A proposito, la madre di Julia deve essere incluso nella lista dei membri del team per il fatto che lei non è appena osservato a pochi anni fa un grande potenziale di una figlia e non solo a causa del fatto che lei sempre sostenuto e continua a sostenere Julia, ma anche per il fatto che ai fini della crescita di carriera di Julia doveva fare una molto grave e lontano da una decisione facile da spostare a Mosca.
Trasferirsi in una metropoli come Mosca non può essere facile per un bambino di nove anni. Non è stato facile anche per Julia. Ma il vantaggio di questa ragazza era nel fatto paradossale che lei non è da Mosca. Quei lettori che hanno familiarità con la Russia sa che ci sono alcune differenze tra Mosca e il resto della Russia. Di regola, i visitatori (nuovi arrivati) del capitale della Russia sono più forti nella capacità di adattamento. Inoltre, Julia ha avuto una vera passione e grande - pattinaggio di figura.
Dopo aver spostato lei è completamente immerso nel lavoro sul ghiaccio. Con l'aiuto del giovane e talentuoso allenatore Eteri Tutberidze, Julia ogni giorno per diverse ore lavorato duramente su ogni elemento della sua tecnica, nonché su componenti artistiche. Oltre alla sua naturale flessibilità, il pattinatore giovane ha anche il senso alto della musica. E 'facile vedere a guardare le sue performance precedenti.
I risultati non tardarono ad arrivare. Nella stagione 2009/2010, ha disposto 5 al suo debutto a livello junior del 2010 russo Campionati Junior. Era 4 ° livello senior nella stagione seguente al 2011 Campionati russi. A proposito di Julia cominciò a parlare seriamente, non solo russa, ma anche gli esperti internazionali. Ma era solo l'inizio.
Julia Lipnitskaia divenne età ammissibile Junior eventi internazionali nel stagione 2011/2012. Ha debuttato sul circuito Gran Prix Junior al JGP Baltic Cup a Danzica, in Polonia, vincendo entrambi i programmi per prendere la medaglia d'oro. Ha poi vinto il suo secondo incarico a Milano, Italia, per qualificarsi per il Gran Prix Junior Finale, dove al primo posto in entrambi i segmenti di vincere la medaglia d'oro con un enorme vantaggio in punti. Nel suo primo Gran Premio della serie Julia ha avuto un solo posto in tutte le competizioni - la prima. Superbamente possiede la tecnica più difficile delle signore presenti singolo di pattinaggio, Julia non ha lasciato alcuna chance ai rivali.
Ai 2012 cittadini russi, Julia era terzo nel programma corto e il primo nel pattino libero e ha vinto la medaglia d'argento generale. Ha poi gareggiato e vinto la medaglia d'oro al russo 2012 Campionati Junior. Poi Julia è andato a vincere il Campionato del Mondo Junior 2012 a Minsk, in Bielorussia con un nuovo punteggio record personale ed è stato dato un forte standing ovation dalla folla nello stadio.
Con il record personale di 187.05 punti, Julia tiene Junior delle signore record mondiale per il più alto totale complessivo e dei punteggi Free Skate, dopo aver infranto il record combinato punteggio due volte nella stagione 2011-2012. Dopo l'evento, ha commentato la sua performance e disse: "Mi è piaciuto tutto e la performance è stata ideale. Ora sono di ottimo umore. E 'stato un gran finale per una grande stagione ". Non aveva le cadute sul ghiaccio in tutte le sue competizioni per tutta la stagione 2011/2012. In questa stagione ha preso tutti i titoli possibili di pattinaggio junior.
Non mi piace il prodigio parola. Sì, certo Julia è molto talento. Ma la presenza del talento non significa assolutamente un successo automatico. Uno sviluppo di qualsiasi talento, anche i più giovani, richiede sforzi enormi. Questa giovane ragazza con un approccio totalmente adulto serio lo sport, ad ogni allenamento funziona elemento per elemento più volte e con grande desiderio reale. Sì, molti lo fanno lo stesso. Ma non tutti lo fanno con tanta tenacia. Ecco perché, a mio parere, quando Julia sta per eseguire il salto successivo, sequenza di passi o non centrifuga c'è una fiducia che lei esegue con precisione ogni cosa. Ma questo è solo uno dei tanti motivi del suo successo.
In un'intervista con me Julia ha detto che nei suoi programmi non ne ha avuto elementi la cui esecuzione non è sicura. Dato il fatto che Julia ha uno dei set più difficile di elementi, che abbiamo appena può immaginare quello che ci vuole per ottenere alta stabilità della sua esecuzione.
Una delle qualità notevoli di Julia è la sua capacità di controllare la situazione nel corso di un concorso, senza pensare alle rivali. Inoltre, non vi è alcun automatismo nei suoi movimenti sul ghiaccio. Ogni passo sul ghiaccio è cosciente. Esecuzione di un elemento si concentra solo su di esso. La capacità di essere "qui e ora" non dipende dal talento.
Tale condizione può venire solo dopo molta pratica e sotto la guida di un allenatore molto professionale. E ottenere questo da un pattinatore molto giovane è generalmente un compito molto difficile. In questo numero appare un altro talento di coaching di Eteri Tutberidze. Controllo cosciente della situazione contribuisce alla comparsa di fiducia di un atleta forte. Inoltre, in base a tale mentale pattinatrice condizioni ha un'opportunità in più per realizzare la parte artistica del programma e Julia è ripetutamente dimostrato durante questa stagione.
Alcuni appassionati di pattinaggio artistico e rappresentanti dei media credono erroneamente che Julia non è incline alla conversazione. Dalla mia esperienza so che questo non è assolutamente vero. Sulla mia profonda convinzione, Julia distingue molto accuratamente l'interesse sincero per lei e il suo pattinaggio da semplici frasi.
Completamente conquistato Junior di pattinaggio, Julia Lipnitskaia è l'elenco delle voci della prossima stagione di alti livelli Gran Prix (Coppa di Cina e Trophee Eric Bompard). Non c'è dubbio che l'aspetto di questo skater molto giovane ma già molto forte nel pattinaggio senior fare il bene non solo per questa atleta, ma ancor più per il pattinaggio tutta Single Ladies. Sport solo potranno beneficiare di questo.
Post scriptum Spero che i lettori già capito che il titolo di questo articolo è molto più di un semplice gioco di parole.. -
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Splendida foto, ed è prova della sua flessibilità 
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Okey, anch'io voglio che mi sia insegnato a tenere questa posizione sul ghiaccio... 
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Nuovi programmi:
SP: Sabre Dance
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Ecco una foto migliore della sua trottola con presa da dietro... la Julia Spin! 
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Julia Lipnitskaya seconda dopo lo SP al FInlandia Trophy... segue Kiira Korpi da vicino...
incredibile così giovane e a questi livelli, no?
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premiazione 2012 Finlandia Trophy 
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