i know that you came to freestyle from artistic gymnastics, to go in for sports, it was your decision or the decision of your parents, it was actually not my decision, and not my parents, who, well, in mine, my sports career began at 4 years old , i was in kindergarten, and a coach came to the kindergarten and looked at the children, well, she selected them for artistic gymnastics, they gave me... a postcard with an invitation to do artistic gymnastics, that’s how my sports career began, well, they say that sports steal childhood, is this really true? actually yes, because well, as if i didn’t have a childhood, everyone is walking on the street, and alla goes to training every day, and in the summer i always wanted to walk on the street with the guys, with my friends, i even had a moment that i'm taking a walk. workouts and went to

the park, walked, that i so wanted to take a walk, but what did sport really deprive you of as a child? well, probably from that very childhood, spending time, that is , such and such free time with friends, playing games, yes, well , my favorite thing, probably in childhood it was, when i went to my grandmother and there was complete freedom there, i could walk from morning to evening, and i know that because of sports you left early. did you miss your parents in another city? well, of course i missed you, it turns out i left when i was 13 years old, went to another city 1.00 km away, well, that’s when i started doing freestyle, i missed my parents very much , i missed my sister, probably on some family holidays how we spent time together, well, at the same time i was interested.

these are new types of training, a new sport, new friends, new communication, acquaintance, how did you keep in touch with each other, wrote letters to your parent when there were letters, yes, a little later you could come to the post office, order a call to another city, call, yes, well, mostly i wrote letters and my parents wrote me letters, it seems to me that jumping and doing tricks requires a lot of courage. were you crazy as a child, or is this the result of long training? well, since childhood, i climbed all the tallest trees in the village, in the city, when i was walking with friends, even on an equal footing with the boys? of course, my friends were probably more boys than girls, we rode bicycles, drove around the city, well , to be honest, in freestyle, well, with every jump there is fear of everyone. jump, somewhere more, somewhere

less, it probably depends on your condition, on weather conditions, but in our country every competition is held in a new place, different slopes, there you need to select the speed for each jump, so you have to, you had to overcome my fear, sometimes it was very scary, but probably, this is the kind of sport we have, and it’s not for nothing that i got into this sport, well, when you overcome fear, you enjoy it. and why do freestyle competitions take place in the evening, it’s more colorful, just because of this, yes, for the sake of the picture, for the sake of the picture, well, the athletes can better see where the sky is and where the landing slope is. well, i already mentioned that initially you were involved in artistic gymnastics, but how did it happen that you decided to change your sport? well, artistic gymnastics. if you don’t

show results before the age of 13, how can you do it already? to end my sports career, so i remember, we were at a competition and the freestyle coach came up to my gymnastics coach and suggested, says, if you have girls who are going to end their sports career, you can try yourself in another sport , well , as they suggested to me, i went with my dad, it was in the city of nikolaev, i was born... in the city exactly, we went to nikolaev, in nikolaev at that time, well, as if in the soviet union there was one base for freestyle, water springboard, well, here in minsk we go to the pool we jump, yes, and there we jumped into the river, well , how could i then come, look, freestyle is also a difficult coordination sport like gymnastics, i thought, well, some crazy people jump like that on skis, and then i

came to nicolae herself already entered the olympic reserve school in the eighth grade and, as it were, in freestyle. my sports career began, do you think this gymnastic training contributed to your success? of course, i was wrapped up, i jumped well and double somersaults, and pirouettes, one or two pirouettes she jumped well, she just needed to sharpen her technique a little and put it on the skis, well, yes, if in gymnastics you jump on two legs and land, then everything is much more complicated, and the most difficult one... starting from acceleration to landing , as our coach said, your jump ends already at the end, when you have already

landed, stopped after the jump and there your jump ends, well, as if each stage of the jump is very important, well, a springboard jump. very impressive athletes stand to attention, hands up, well, yes, it’s beautiful, in fact, if you look at it, when they jump complex jumps, for men it’s a triple somersault with six pirouettes, there’s still snow, although no one jumped, but the most difficult one they jumped in the snow was a triple somersault with five pirouettes. how did your parents react to the fact that you decided to go freestyle, after all, it is a very risky sport, did they dissuade you, no? they did not know. what is freestyle? i started training in 1992, and my first olympic games were in 1998, then i didn’t know what freestyle was, yes they saw it on tv, they kind of supported me, they never dissuaded me, because i was purposeful, i

liked to play sports, it’s not for nothing that i did gymnastics for so many years, at what age did you understand that freestyle - well, you know, i’ll probably say, that then maybe i didn’t even really realize, i was at such an age that everything was interesting to me, i didn’t even worry much when there were competitions, well, yes, we qualified for

the olympic games, we went, i didn’t even expect if honestly for such a result, that yes, i became the fifth, and this is only because... in principle, everything is deteriorating for them today, diplomacy, when a diplomat, whose mandatory function is to build bridges, to maintain

this thread of communication between two conflicting countries, today these diplomats, on the contrary , are inciting war, they are the main hawks, the same goes for their politics,

so everyone is the same, go away, what the hell, why is it difficult for you to apologize, and

do you also think that i just kicked him out ? forgive me, nadyush, i was so scared you’re worried, it’s just that my mother is going to fire me from work today, and mishenka has nothing to do with it, he’s not bothering anyone here, and are you going to babysit him all his life, assign him to samsonov, that, lord, i can’t be in the world? justice, then so, buddy, or you come to your senses and start behaving like a caring spouse, or go back to your hospital on a non-small salary, i would open a small hospital, or a first-aid post, otherwise our old people, except for what nenkova hopes for me , but it’s impossible, the first aid station, hmm, that’s also my dream, no nadya, and her son, i needed to help, you never told him anything, watch the series, rare blood type on the belarus 24 tv channel. soon after the end of

the nagana olympics, you decided to move from ukraine to belarus. what was the reason for your decision? well, we had a senior coach. our coach had a small conflict, the senior coach said that we would become nothing, we would not show any success, so they suggested that we move to belarus, at that time there were no women in belarus, and how would we agree, there are three of us girls, a guy, one and a coach, we were in belarus in the fall of 1998.

and there was the world cup, we used to have these rules, during the warm-up you have to show

your most difficult jump, but i didn’t have time to warm up my most difficult jump, i jumped it at the competition, the foreigners saw that i didn’t warm up this jump, they gave me, and it’s obligatory, it had to be shown, yes it’s obligatory, and that is, is it you? why do you think this happened, what prevented success? well, you know, i’ll say this, when i was going to sold city. that season that winter season, i was number one, i had the yellow jersey of the leader, i probably

arrived there somewhere already hung a medal around my neck in advance, i was so confident in myself, then they called me the staunch tin soldier, because i never i fell, i just fell at the competition, i didn’t even believe at that moment that i just went and fell on... it wasn’t such a difficult jump, in turino it was probably somehow very difficult mentally, some kind of difficult olympics there was, but the weather conditions were not very good. v i went to vancouver with a broken shoulder blade, it was very difficult for me to raise my arm, they taped me there, pain relief before the competition, you know, if i had refused these competitions, i would not have made an effort, i would probably regret my whole life that i didn’t compete, what could you try, say goodbye, say goodbye.

after vancouver in 12, my daughter was born and as if i already thought that that’s it, my sports career was over, well, that means it’s not my destiny to be on the pedestal at the olympics, well, it was probably the most complicated uh huh. moment in my life to make the right decision, whether i need it at all or not, it was also influenced to a greater extent by your decision, well, my husband says: i will support you, i will be with my daughter, well, i will watch her, i will go for a walk there with her, and you well, try to return to sports, and as if in may i started training, and in february there was

a triumphant success, the fourteenth year, the olympics in sochi, and yours...

and the first is your emotions, i probably couldn’t believe that this after all, it turned out on the fifth attempt that it finally happened, of course, it’s a lot of work, i’ve devoted myself to sports for so many years, the work of the whole team, including coaches, our massage therapists. what did you think about standing on the pedistal when the anthem was playing? well, probably, firstly, it was pride, pride for our country, that in belarus we have such wonderful conditions created for sports, wonderful people train and train, probably my whole

sports life has been spent. your success that i had in 2014, well, you competed in the eighteenth year, although you came fourth, but trouble began just a step away. there were weather conditions that prevented me from getting onto the pedestal, but i don’t like

to remember it, come on, come on, come on, wait, wait, just wait, wait, you took part in six olympiads, but you could easily have taken part in the seventh, but again injuries got in the way, and what happened then? well , in... 2021, we went with the team to the world championships in kazakhstan, and before the competition i jumped and tore my achilles tendon, yeah, and i was recovering, but it was a little bit difficult to recover, after all, it’s already been a year not 20 years, then i decided that enough is enough, enough to suffer.

participate in competitions watch the olympics on tv, well, i’ll say this, when it took place. the olympics are in 2022, i was already calm, i was already mentally prepared that i would not compete, that i would no longer have any opportunities to perform and no desire to somehow, well, i calmed down and watched mentally, calmly, of course, i was worried about our guys, well, that’s all, but there were some thoughts, what place would i take, if not, i didn’t even think about it and didn’t even... want to think, because that’s it, my sports career is behind me, now i’ve already, well , it’s probably in your character, well, i cut it off and cut it off, yes, and why bother myself and torment myself,

well, yes, well, why bother really, well, with the last competitions, that were in your sports career - these are starts in raubichi in 2021, you already understood that these would be your last performances, at that time no, i didn’t think that these would be my last performances, you know, fate worked out that way in ninety-five in december i started my sports career in freestyle with raubić, it was the european cup, these were my first international competitions, in the twenty-first year i finished in raobić, the world cup was held, after the world cup there was also the european cup stage and... under the cup stage i finished europe, that is, you also went to kazakhstan, but after that we also went to kazakhstan, and there i was injured and how could

it be my final stage of my sports career, well, let’s leave sports alone, you have achieved great results , we are all very we are proud of you, let's talk a little about your family, you have two children, so you would like them... to become athletes, they are athletes, already yes, already yes, how old is the eldest, your daughter will be 12 this summer, and your son is 9 years old , yeah, my daughter started with freestyle, even a little bit with a straight springboard, well, young freestyle athletes start jumping from a straight springboard, these are ordinary straight jumps, well, it so happens that now they are trying themselves in badminton and she... really likes it, and her son i play ice hockey, we decided to do a little bit of our change his sports life and sent him to

hockey, well, it seems the same, he is now a dynamo, well , now, when there is less sport in your life, adrenaline, what do you do, i live calmly. we go to the cinema, to the park for walks, recently my son and i rode around the area on scooters, yes, of course he was a little shy. yes, mom,

go there, stand to the side, well, i don’t know, maybe the fact that i’m on a scooter with him, like a child, we go out every summer, our family, two more families with tents, you already have some kind of there is a certain route, yes, we have a certain place, a very cool place on nemana, wonderful, just 2-3 days in nature, just a cool time, maybe some kind of hobby .

i like to be alone, and there’s something fluffy meowing on my lap, and we have a dog, a labrador, so he brightens up my alone time, well, he’s a wonderful friend, yes, he’s wonderful, and you have a lot of great achievements in sports, and what what other achievements do you expect from life, perhaps in order to raise your children correctly? so that they are kind decent and always remained human in any life situation. alla, our program is called the meaning of life, what is the meaning of life for you? well, for me , the meaning of life is probably to live and enjoy your own life, so that life brings you.

alla, you have lived a long, beautiful, wonderful life in sports, you have something to be proud of, and we are proud of you, thank you very much, i want to give you this bouquet of may flowers, like the smile of spring, thank you very much, thank you, this was the meaning of alya’s life tsuper. white-red is now our flag, let's join together hand to hand, coupling is a priori an element of attack, of course, the phrase “we’ll all get tired” is a call under the bc flag, arousal

of social hatred. enmity, but this is different , probably a smogarsk pro-ukrainian singer, this is a prototype of a wedding in malinovka, power is changing, words and views are changing, now article 342, what conclusions were drawn, probably then she was under the emotional influence of the general information flow, very strong, and now there has been a big reassessment of values ​​in my life, which can be introduced constructively.

good morning, on the air news, yulia pertsova is with you in this episode: a piece of belarus in the central part of azerbaijan, our specialists will build a settlement in karabakh. france very much.