Why does Valiva, who is so strong, still have to be fed medicine in Russia? Japanese media exposed key testimony
Kamila Valieva, a 15-year-old girl full of talent in Russia, was tested for banning drugs, and the outside world wondered why such a gifted child still let her take medicine. The Japanese media "FRIDAY" revealed that the key is to enhance durability and let the players jump all the time and jump tirelessly. And explained that the reason why the outside world pointed the finger at her coach Eteri Tutberidze, there were key witnesses.
The report exposed the ruthless guidance of Russian figure skating, "In a facility in Moscow called 'Sambo-70', calling the driving range 'factory', calling the athletes 'materials', loudly reprimanding the students who made mistakes', do you like to fail? If you like me to help you drop it'' Pack your bags and go back to your hometown! ’”
After 12 hours of hard training a day, the girls were exhausted and the lives of the athletes were short, and Yulia Lipnitskaya, who won the team gold medal at the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics, retired at the age of 19 due to anorexia nervosa. Zagitova and Medvedeva, who were the gold medals of the last Winter Olympics, can only participate in the Olympics once.
Waliva was found to use the banned drug trimetazine, which is believed to have a similar effect to another banned drug, Meldonium, which can improve the endurance of athletes, which is considered a systematic crime in Russia.
Coach Tuberez mentioned his views on miquhydrazine in an interview with the Russian newspaper "Moscow Komsomol" in 2019, saying: "Mitrahydrazine is a substitute for vitamins, I know that the day when mitrahydrazine is banned will come, but to make athletes recover from fatigue, vitamins are necessary, I must find a new drug." ”
Former American figure skater Polina Edmunds testified in an interview with Russian media about her past at the 2013 Fukuoka Youth Grand Prix: "When the Russian girls appeared with their coaches, they took out a small bottle container and used a dropper to drop a few drops of liquid into their mouths. As if making some kind of joke, and then laughing together. ”
"Immediately after going to the ice rink, they started performing three weeks of jumping, I danced for 15 minutes, but the Russian girl danced for 40 minutes without the slightest sign of tiredness, I have never seen such a tough player."
