Russian trampoliners returned to Moscow after the World Cup in Spain
Russian trampoliners arrived in Moscow after the World Championships in Pamplona, Spain, which took place from November 5 to November 9. Footage of the athletes meeting at Domodedovo Airport on November 11 is published by Izvestia.
The acrobatic track world champion Arina Kalyandra was presented with a small cake and a congratulatory telegram from Russian President Vladimir Putin.
"I'm very glad. I really wanted to, well, not even win, but to show that I've been training, I can show something worthy of competition. Well, to be honest, my knees started shaking a little bit, but after I did it, I realized that I was already in the fourth, and the chances of getting to five were better, so I calmed down a little bit and realized that either I would do it now and win, or, Well, next time. It's been a dream of mine since I was a kid. But I never thought that it existed right at the first opportunity. That's why I'm doubly happy," Kalyandra said.
Sofia Bogdanova, press attache of the Russian Gymnastics Federation, noted that Russian athletes are happy to return to the international arena and finally be able to prove their superiority again.
The Russian team won the silver medal at the World Trampoline Championships in the team all-around, scoring 23 points. The athletes performed in a neutral status.
Earlier, on November 8, Dmitry Nartov, Maxim Didenko, Kirill Kozlov and Danila Kasimov won silver medals at the World Trampoline Championships in Pamplona. According to the results of all performances, the Russians scored 20 points. Russian athletes Mikhail Zalomin and Galina Begim also won silver in the double minitramp, and Arina Kalyandra won gold in the acrobatic track. Also on the same day, the Russian team took third place in the double minitramp.
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