“So let’s not train athletes, but cockroaches” – Tchaikovskaya about living conditions at the Samara Grand Prix stage

If journalists exaggerate the topic of the living conditions of figure skaters at the stage of the Russian Grand Prix in Samara and do not pay attention to the sport, then it is necessary to train cockroaches, and not athletes, said l head coach of Russian figure skating. team, Elena Chaikovskaya.

The Russian Junior Grand Prix stage will take place in Samara from November 15 to 17. On November 18 and 19, the city will host the adult stage of the Russian Grand Prix. Previously, videos and photographs appeared on social networks, in which participants of the Junior Grand Prix complained about living conditions in one of the hotels in Samara. Photographs showed trash and dirt in the rooms, as well as cockroaches in the rooms.

“I have lived in this Volga hotel all my life.” There is no more beautiful and wonderful hotel. Well, if you find cockroaches, inform the management. When bedbugs invade you in Paris, Americans who have never seen them complain, no one makes a big deal about it. In general, it’s strange that you bring up this topic again. Why are you talking about cockroaches? So let’s not train athletes, but cockroaches. They say that these are the easiest insects to train,” reports the correspondent of , reporting Tchaikovsky’s words.