Russian gymnast Dmitrieva said she beat her coach before the Olympics
Russian gymnast Daria Dmitrieva said that she beat her coach Olga Buyanova during a quarrel before the Olympics in London. Her words are quoted by RIA Novosti.
The athlete recalled that she was nervous before the Games, because she thought that she would not be included in the national team for the competition. “I had a big conflict with a personal trainer, which ended in a real skirmish – she walked at me, screamed, pressed and did not want to leave my room. I remember how I took her by the hands and started to beat. At some point, she just silently left, ”said Dmitrieva.
According to her, after that Buyanova continued to work with her, and together they flew to the training camp in Croatia. There Dmitrieva learned that she would go to the Olympics. Subsequently, she became the silver medalist of the London Games in the individual all-around. In addition, the Russian woman has four gold medals in the world championships and one in Europe.
On August 27, Dmitrieva announced the goal of removing the country from international competitions. “Everyone is just waiting for us to give up and stop training. That is the purpose of our removal. But we have no right to lower them, ”said the gymnast.
Source: Lenta
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