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Elena Zamolodchikova shares her Olympic memories

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Thanks to @Adrian McArdle who shared this Russia Today video with me.


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  1. M17 August 2012 at 00:53

    Nice little interview. I always liked her.

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  2. M20 August 2012 at 22:57

    Here is an interesting interview with Aliya and it seems her dad as well. If Lupita ever gets a chance to translate it that would be great :), even if it's only Musty's parts. From what I understand from google translate she had back pain from middle of february and all of March. Also seems she was to only do vault and UB. However, I am not sure.

    Here is the link http://summer.sport-express.ru/gymnastics/reviews/24055/

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  3. Unknown22 August 2012 at 04:32

    Sad story to her as both her parents are dead and she is an only child but she has turned out really well, she's soo pretty. What an enjoyable gymnast she was to watch

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