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Polyashov preparing PB and PH

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✅I'm betting on stability and purity


Vladislav, when did you start training this year?

🎙 "I started training in January."


What is your current training regimen? How often do you come to the "Ozero Krugloe" base and train with the national team?

🎙 "We are currently preparing for the Russian Cup in full mode. I don't often come to "Ozero Krugloe" - I came to qualify for the BRICS Games, and I did all my preparation for the games there."


Have you already started preparing for the Russian Cup?

🎙 "Yes, I am preparing in full mode. I will be competing on two apparatuses - pommel horse and parallel bars. According to the new rules, the horizontal bar is very weak for me - there is no point in going on it. It will be difficult to get more complicated on it, since I need elements that I have been studying for a long time, but have never mastered."


Have you already managed to adjust the combinations to the new rules?

🎙 "I managed to adapt to the new rules. The horse remained the same - I just removed two elements, and the basic difficulty remained good, and the combination became even more stable. On the uneven bars, I remember the forgotten elements that I did before: their basic difficulty was lower than now, so it makes sense to remember them and include them in the combination." 


Do you plan to complicate the combinations? If so, with what elements? 

🎙 "As for the new elements, everything depends on stability. The main emphasis is on stability and purity of the combination." 


Should viewers expect you in the new season of the Gymnastics Premier League? 

🎙 Most likely, yes. I really like this format. I have not yet decided which team I will compete for, but the priority is "Winged Bars".  [p bars]

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