Julia SOLDATOVA
Julia SOLDATOVA |
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Date of birth / Születési idõ |
17 May 1981 |
Place of birth / Születés helye |
Moscow, URS (Russia) |
Height / Magasság |
160 cm |
Weight / Súly |
52 kg |
Home town /Lakóhely |
Vitebsk, Belarus |
Profession / Foglalkozás |
Student |
Language / Nyelvek |
Russian, Germany |
Marital status / Családi állapot |
Single |
Hobbies / Hobbi |
Music, reading and shopping |
Start skating / Korcsolyázás kezdete |
1985 |
Club |
Olympiski Club |
Coach / Edzõ |
Elena Tchaikovskaya, Vladimir Kotin |
Choreographer / Koreográfus |
Vladimir Kotin |
Former coach / Régebbi edzõ |
Marina Kudriavtseva |
Practice low season / Gyakorlás holtszezonban (h/week) |
12 at Moscow |
Practice high season / Gyakorlás fõszezonban (h/week) |
12 at Moscow |
Music Short Program as of 2000/2001 season |
Nyah (from Mission Impossible 2 soundtrack) by Hans Zimmer |
Music Free Skating as of 2000/2001 season |
Aria de Syrna; Le cri des Forets by Saint-Preux |
Music Short Program as of 2001/2002 season |
La Ballade de Caramandiana by Richard Clayderman |
Music Free Skating as of 2001/2002 season |
Luna de Paris, Une folle envie d'amier, Lupita by Raul Di Blasio |
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Olympic Games / Olimpia |
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18 |
World Champ./ Világbajnokság |
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3 |
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20 |
18 |
European Champ./ Európabajnokság |
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7 |
2 |
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WD |
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World Juniors / Junior Világbajnokság |
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1 |
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National Champ./ Nemzeti Bajnokság |
7 |
4 |
2 |
2 |
4 |
1 |
1 |
1999 |
Keri Lotion FS Classics, Orlando, Fla. |
4 |
1999 |
Skate America, Colorado Springs |
2 |
1999 |
Skate Canada, Saint John, NB |
2 |
1999 |
Cup of Russia, St. Petersburg |
2 |
2000 |
ISU Grand Prix Final, Lyon |
4 |
2000 |
Trophée Lalique, Paris |
6 |
2000 |
Karl Schäfer Memorial, Vienna |
1 |
2000 |
Golden Spin, Zagreb |
1 |
2001 |
Nebelhorn Trophy in Oberstdorf |
10 |
Grand Prix Standings
2000-2001: 19th - 3 points
1999-2000: 5th - 18 points
1998-1999: 9th - 9
points
Soldatova represented Russia until the 1999/2000 season, but decided to skate for Belarus in spring 2000. She is still practising in Moscow. Soldatova's mother was a recreational skater. She took her daughter to the ice rink when she was four years old. Soldatova studied German at school. The first triple jump she learned was the salchow. Until today, this jump remains her favorite one. Her coaches Elena Tchaikovskaya and Vladimir Kotin are well known: Tchaikovskaya coached Kotin to four silver medals in European Championships 1985 to 1988. Soldatova had to withdraw from the Europeans 2001 after the short program due to a shoulder injury.
International Skating Union, Chemin de Primerose 2, CH - 1007 Lausanne 01.01.2003
Her mother was a recreational skater who took her to the ice rink at age 4...Skates for the Olympiski Club...Practices in Moscow, Russia...The first triple jump she learned was the salchow, which remains her favorite...She represented Russia until 1999-2000, but decided to skate for Belarus in the 2000 after being left off the Russian national team for the 2000 European and World Championships.
Official Olympic Site 2002.
(from 2000.)