Plushenko vividly recalls how he collected empty bottles on the streets to get the deposit money and having to cut apples in half to eat one section one day and save the second half for the next. His academy is now starting to attract the interest of skaters from outside Russia.
He also hinted that a high profile international skater is considering joining his school. So far it is only speculation, but there are reasons to believe that it is Yuzuru Hanyu.
Trusova trains with one group, while Kostornaia, Zhilina and Titova are in another. Additionally, Plushenko attends the practice sessions of a third group of young skaters, one of whom is his son, Alexander. Understanding the importance of separating the roles of coach and parent, Plushenko said he and Alexander made an agreement that they would be father and son at home and coach and student at the rink.
He is just 7 years old but has made a lot of progress. I am not putting any pressure on him and I am not rushing him. Many here in Russia always want the children to do everything faster and faster. But then the kids get injured or they get fed up with the sport. In the past, he worked with Serafima Sakhanovich and Anastasia Tarakanova, both of whom left for undisclosed reasons. However, the situation today is very different than it was when they trained at the school.
With Trusova and Kostornaia under his wing, Plushenko is now listed as a national team coach. I need results and I need to provide results. I am counting on changing Alexandra completely — her skating, her skating skills and the choreography.
I want to add charisma, improve the quads, and that she rotates faster. Sasha is a unique athlete. But I said I could not take her because I only had a small ice rink and show contracts at the time. Now I have signed only one show contract because I am focused on coaching. I have the possibilities and I am ready for it. We just need some time.
So, we lost a lot of time. We needed to put together a long program and get her into shape. She has done a lot of work. Now we are bringing back the triple Axel, building a long program, breaking in the short program and having costumes made. So what? I trusted him completely. In professional sports, if something is not working well, when results decline or the mood or the concentration sours, then the athlete decides to leave.
There have been a lot of such changes. Plushenko has consistently landed 4T in competitions and landed a 4S in Samara, Russia during the Russian Cup series. It is estimated that he has landed a total of about quads in competition. Their son, Egor Evgenievich originally Kristian , was born on 15 June In February , they were officially divorced. They were married on 12 September Their son, Alexander, was born in January Evgeni Plushenko Birthday Countdown 0 0 0.
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Evgeni Plushenko Figure Skater. November 3 , age Evgeni Plushenko is still Alive? Read More. Evgeni Plushenko: "Yuzuru Hanyu will make it in Beijing ! Evgeni Plushenko Fans Also Viewed. Alexei Yagudin, 41 figure skater. At the Russian Championships, Plushenko placed first in the short program and second in the free skating. He finished second overall behind Maxim Kovtun , his first loss at Nationals since placing third in In December , Plushenko competed at the Russian Championships.
He won the short program with a score of He was named to the Russian team for the European Championships, although he had not competed internationally recently enough to have the minimum technical elements scores 20 in the short program, 35 in the free. The Russian figure skating federation asked the ISU to allow him to compete, with Aleksandr Gorshkov saying that the minimum scores were designed to filter out weak skaters.
In January , the ISU released a statement confirming that Plushenko had been allowed to participate in the European Championships. On 26 January , Plushenko confirmed that he would undergo additional surgery on his meniscus after the competition and would be unable to compete at the World Championships.
Plushenko competed at the European Championships, his first international competition since He earned a score of His overall competition score of He became only the third men's skater to capture seven European titles and the only one to do so in modern history. He is surpassed only by two skaters from the early history of the sport, Sweden's Ulrich Salchow, who won nine titles from —, and Austria's Karl Schafer, who won eight from — In a post-Europeans interview, Plushenko said that he had not planned to compete after but found he missed the adrenaline of competition.
He underwent surgery on his left knee to clean up the meniscus and repair a cartilage on 23 February in Germany. In February , Plushenko also mentioned a back problem due to spinal disc herniation. It was later determined that back surgery would not be necessary. Mishin clarified that Plushenko was in good health overall. In late June , he also worked with Japanese choreographer Kenji Miyamoto on his free skating for the following season.
His work on quad Salchows and Lutzes aggravated his spinal problem and he flew to Munich, Germany for surgery, which involved searing a disk hernia with a liquid. Although doctors recommended he stay off the ice for a month, Plushenko returned in seven days, explaining "I felt that I need to run fast in order to defend my position.
I had the National Championships coming up, so, not only did I start to train too early, but I started to train too intensely. He lost some of his jumps but got them back before the Russian Championships in Sochi, Russia. Plushenko won his 10th national title at the event. He said his plan was to compete at the European and World Championships if his health allowed him. Plushenko skated in ice shows around the world while continuing to train for a possible return to competition by practicing quad Salchows and quad loops.
In April , he sent a letter to the Russian figure skating federation president, Aleksandr Gorshkov, seeking reinstatement. Plushenko said he hoped the ban was not a retaliation of his criticism of the judging at the Olympics and that he would like to return to competition with a clean slate. Although he said he would have liked to compete at the World Championships if the ban had been lifted, he did not feel he would have been ready due to lost training time as a result of injury.
On 12 June , it was announced that the ISU had reinstated him by a unanimous vote. On 12 June , Plushenko said that he had undergone knee surgery due to a meniscus problem but would be back on track within two weeks. Although his left knee continued bothering him, he resumed training in Mishin's group, alongside Artur Gachinski , saying "Competition is always good, remember there was a time when Alexei Urmanov , Alexei Yagudin and I all trained together. We pushed each other. With Artur in the group, I have a sparring partner.
He does a quad and I have to do a quad as well. At the Russian Championships, Plushenko earned He received At the European Championships, Plushenko set a new world record score in the short program by scoring Following his skate, Plushenko said "Without a quad it's not men's figure skating.
I will do the quad in any case. I believe that the quad is the future of figure skating.
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