Vodorezova was coached by Stanislav Zhuk at the Armed Forces sports society in Moscow. A gifted free-skater, she represented her country at the 1976 Winter Olympics aged just 12. She was the first skater to complete a double flip-triple toe loop combination. She was noted for a spectacularly high double Axel and fast spins. She won the bronze medal at the 1978 European Championships; it was the first time a Soviet ladies' single skater had won a medal at the event. She missed the 1979–1981 seasons completely due to severe juvenile arthritis, which prevented her from even walking for months in 1979.
She won a second bronze medal at the 1982 Europeans and silver at the 1983 event. She also won bronze at the 1983 World Championships – the first World medal for a Soviet female single skater. Vodorezova placed 8th at the 1984 Winter Olympics.[1] She retired from competition in 1984. That year, she married a former skater, Sergey Buianov, and in 1987 gave birth to a son, Ivan.
She began coaching at the CSKK Club in Moscow. Irina Tagaeva often choreographs for her students.[2] Her former pupils include:
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^Tagaeva, Irina (6 November 2012). Действие происходит на льду: Особенности работы ледового хореографа с фигуристами. Moskovskiy Figurist (in Russian). Federation of Figure Skating in Moscow.
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elena, vodorezova, this, name, that, follows, eastern, slavic, naming, conventions, patronymic, germanovna, family, name, buianova, elena, germanovna, buianova, russian, Елена, Германовна, Буянова, née, vodorezova, Водорезова, born, 1963, russian, figure, skat. In this name that follows Eastern Slavic naming conventions the patronymic is Germanovna and the family name is Buianova Elena Germanovna Buianova Russian Elena Germanovna Buyanova nee Vodorezova Vodorezova born 21 May 1963 is a Russian figure skating coach and retired competitive skater who represented the Soviet Union She is the 1983 World bronze medalist and three time European medalist Elena VodorezovaFull nameElena Germanovna VodorezovaOther namesBuianova BuyanovaBorn 1963 05 21 21 May 1963 age 60 Moscow Russian SFSR Soviet UnionFigure skating careerCountry Soviet UnionCoachStanislav ZhukSkating clubCSKA MoscowRetired1984Medal record Representing the Soviet UnionFigure skating Ladies singlesWorld Championships1983 Helsinki Ladies singlesEuropean Championships1983 Dortmund Ladies singles1978 Strasbourg Ladies singles1982 Lyon Ladies singlesCareer Edit nbsp Vodorezova Buianova with Adelina Sotnikova and Irina TagaevaVodorezova was coached by Stanislav Zhuk at the Armed Forces sports society in Moscow A gifted free skater she represented her country at the 1976 Winter Olympics aged just 12 She was the first skater to complete a double flip triple toe loop combination She was noted for a spectacularly high double Axel and fast spins She won the bronze medal at the 1978 European Championships it was the first time a Soviet ladies single skater had won a medal at the event She missed the 1979 1981 seasons completely due to severe juvenile arthritis which prevented her from even walking for months in 1979 She won a second bronze medal at the 1982 Europeans and silver at the 1983 event She also won bronze at the 1983 World Championships the first World medal for a Soviet female single skater Vodorezova placed 8th at the 1984 Winter Olympics 1 She retired from competition in 1984 That year she married a former skater Sergey Buianov and in 1987 gave birth to a son Ivan She began coaching at the CSKK Club in Moscow Irina Tagaeva often choreographs for her students 2 Her former pupils include Adelina Sotnikova 3 Maxim Kovtun 4 Elene Gedevanishvili Olga Markova Andrei Griazev Artem Borodulin Artur Dmitriev Jr Denis Ten Alexander Samarin Adian Pitkeev Alexandra Proklova Maria Sotskova Anastasiia Gubanova Polina Tsurskaya Elena Radionova Egor Rukhin Brendan KerryBuianova s current students include Artur Danielian Alena KostornaiaCompetitive highlights EditInternationalEvent 75 76 76 77 77 78 79 80 81 82 82 83 83 84Olympics 12th 8thWorlds 11th 7th 6th WD 5th 3rdEuropeans 8th 5th 3rd 3rd 2nd WDMoscow News 1st 1stNationalSoviet Champ 1st 1st 1st 1st 1stWD WithdrewReferences Edit Elena Vodorezova Sports reference Archived from the original on 31 December 2008 Tagaeva Irina 6 November 2012 Dejstvie proishodit na ldu Osobennosti raboty ledovogo horeografa s figuristami Moskovskiy Figurist in Russian Federation of Figure Skating in Moscow Adelina Sotnikova at the International Skating Union Maxim Kovtun at the International Skating Union nbsp Wikimedia Commons has media related to Elena Vodorezova Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Elena Vodorezova amp oldid 1176641268, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
