Elizabet Tursynbaeva (Russian: Элизабет Турсынбаева) is a Kazakh Ladies figure skater. But I keep my muscles strong so that when I step on the ice I can feel more confident." As a child, she was coached by Natalia Dubinskaya and Alexander Shubin. "And she's keeping a lid on her expectations when she does finally return to the ice. I hope I’m not going to fall on the ice like a beginner!


Tursynbaeva skipped several big tournaments due to an injury and came to Almaty for treatment. But sadly injuries happen more when you practice difficult elements, it's the price paid for higher BV.It feels like she's constantly injured.

Even without World silver medalist Elizabet Tursynbaeva out while she continues to recover from her off-season injury, the ladies’ field at Skate America this week will still be jam-packed with talent. You need to keep it centred and that's when strong muscles help. She is the 2019 World silver medalist, the 2019 Four Continents silver medalist, the 2018 Finlandia Trophy silver medalist, the 2017 Asian Winter Games bronze medalist, the 2016 Winter Youth Olympics bronze medalist, and a six-time Kazakhstani national champion (2014-2019).

Elizabet Tursynbaeva: Eteri Tutberidze is the perfect balance of a strict coach and a person with good personal qualities.

But health is the most important thing, hope they’ll find the treatmentIt's a good thing she is not in a crazy meat grinder Russian female skating team currently is and she can take her time to heal without worrying about her Worlds etc spots! It's a shame because she's a very talented skater.Aw, man. The athlete admits that she already sees results of the two-week treatment during the training sessions and plans to take part in an ice show in December.During her stay, Elizabet took part in the traditional campaign as part of which prominent Kazakhstanis, mainly athletes, plant trees in the Alley of champions. hope shes okay :/Hope it’s not too serious and that she’s able to get the treatment she needs! She was born on 14 February 2000 in Moscow, Russia. !Poor elizabet :( i was most excited for her programme. Watch Queue Queue Elizabet Tursynbaeva (Russian: Элизабет Турсынбаева) is a Kazakh Ladies figure skater.

The 2019 World Championship silver medallist has not competed since last October's Shanghai Trophy due to a lower back injury.

Kazakhstan's 2019 world silver medallist says she's been playing music and preparing for university during quarantine as she recovers from a back injury. I was looking forward to her programs this year. She was also briefly coached by Elena Buianova and Svetlana Sokolovskaya from 2011 to 2012, before switching to Eteri Tutberidze. - Elizabet TursynbaevaHaving suffered an allergic reaction the day before, Tursynbaeva sported a pair of dark glasses for Olympic Day.During the workout she explained, "We are doing core because it’s really important when you jump with a lot of rotations. 7 November 2019 16:07 "Speaking to Olympic Channel while completing her own core-oriented version of the "Of course, it’s hard to watch competitions when you are not in them. November 30th, 2019. photo by sport-express.
Elizabet Tursynbaeva is keeping busy with music and studies while she's off the ice. Up until 2013, she represented the Russian Federation in international competition.

ALMATY. Elizabet Baitakovna Tursynbayeva (born February 14, 2000) is a Kazakhstani figure skater who currently trains in Moscow, Russia. "An accomplished violinist, Tursynbaeva also revealed that she has been playing music again during COVID-19 quarantine, and getting ready to follow in She said, "I finished music school when I was little but now I've had time, I've started doing music again, playing the violin and piano. In order to view this content, please sign in with one of our partner accounts. Elizabet Tursynbaeva about recovery and Eteri Tutberidze. her mother says that they’ve been trying to find a treatment for 2 weeks and elizabet has already wd from lombardia.

Wish her to find the treatment that works for her and not to rush with the healing!Nooooo :( Her Danse Macabre was one of the programs I was looking forward to most this season!