Anastasia MISHINA

ROC

Figure Skating

Date of Birth: 24 Apr 2001

Age: 20

Gender: Female

Place of birth: ST. PETERSBURG

Birth Country:

Russian Federation

Residence: ST. PETERSBURG

Residence Country:

Russian Federation

Events and Medals
Records
Schedule
Bio
General Interest
Milestones

Events and Medals

Discipline	Event	Rank
Figure Skating	Pair Skating ROC MISHINA Anastasia / GALLIAMOV Aleksandr	3
	Team Event ROC MISHINA Anastasia / GALLIAMOV Aleksandr
	Team Event ROC ROC	1

Schedule

Location	Event	Status
Capital Indoor Stadium	Team Event - Pair Skating - Short Program	Finished
Capital Indoor Stadium	Team Event - Pair Skating - Free Skating	Finished
Capital Indoor Stadium	Pair Skating - Short Program	Finished
Capital Indoor Stadium	Pair Skating - Free Skating	Finished

Biographical Information

Highlights

Athlete:

Historical Results

World Championships
Rank	Event	Year	Location
1	Pair Skating	2021	Stockholm, SWE

European Championships
Rank	Event	Year	Location
1	Pair Skating	2022	Tallinn, EST

World Junior Championships
Rank	Event	Year	Location
1	Pair Skating	2019	Zagreb, CRO
2	Pair Skating	2016	Debrecen, HUN
3	Pair Skating	2018	Sofia, BUL

Grand Prix Final
Rank	Event	Year	Location
3	Pair Skating	2019/20	Torino, ITA

Grand Prix
Rank	Event	Year	Location
1	Pair Skating	2021/22	Sochi, RUS
1	Pair Skating	2021/22	Tokyo, JPN
1	Pair Skating	2019/20	Grenoble, FRA
2	Pair Skating	2020/21	Moscow, RUS
3	Pair Skating	2019/20	Sapporo, JPN

World Team Trophy
Rank	Event	Year	Location
1	Team	2021	Osaka, JPN

Nickname:

Nastia

Hobbies:

Cooking, reading. (isuresults.com)

Occupation:

University student

Education:

Studies in her third year at Lesgaft Universitiy in St. Petersburg for a coaching diploma (Athlete, 22 Jan 2022).

Languages spoken:

Russian, English

Club name:

FS Sport Club of Tamara Moskvina

Coach:

Artur Minchuk (RUS)
Tamara Moskvina (RUS)

Sporting relatives:

Her parents performed together as folk dancers and her father played chess professionally.

Debut:

Inge Solar Memorial 2018 (Pair skating - 1st), with Galliamov

Choreographer:

Nikolai Morozov (RUS)
Nikolai Moroshkin (RUS)

National team:

2015

Start:

2005 in St. Petersburg.

Reason:

Started skating at four and a half years old because a friend skated. (goldenskate.com, Jun 2016)
Her grandmothers warned her of becoming a pair skater as they thought it is too dangerous. (Athlete, 22 Jan 2022)

Ambition:

To continuosly improve and to move forward. To try difficult elements and to show interesting and memorable performances to the audience. To become a high-level coach after her career as an athlete. (Athlete, 22 Jan 2022)

Training:

She and her partner train with Aleksandra Boikova/Dmitrii Kozlovskii (ROC) in St. Petersburg.

Memorable:

Winning the title in her debut at the 2021 World Championships. (Athlete, 22 Jan 2022)

Hero:

Figure skater Aljona Savchenko (GER), 2018 Olympic champion and five-time world champion.
Figure skaters Tatiana Volosozhar/Maxim Trankov (RUS), 2014 Olympic champions. (Athlete, Jan 2022)

Influence:

Her coach Tamara Moskvina. (Athlete, 22 Jan 2022)

Ritual:

She talks to her coach or just smiles at her. (Athlete, 22 Jan 2022)

Philosophy:

"I'll make it anyway". (Athlete, 22 Jan 2022)

General Interest

Figure Skating Team event results are provisional

TEAMING UP WITH GALLIAMOV
Mishina and Galliamov teamed up in spring 2017. They skated in one group, but with different partners. When Mishina and her former partner split up, their coaches Liudmila and Nikolai Velikov suggested for them to skate together. "It just came out that way. The coach felt that it can work out for us." (gazeta.ru, Dec 2019)

FORMER PARTNERS
Skated successfully for three years in juniors with Vladislav Mirzoev until early 2017 when he left her, although they had won the Junior Grand Prix Final at the end of 2016 and seemed poised for success at the 2017 World Junior Championships. "That really hurt me, because we had agreed to skate until the end of the season. For me, the change (of partner) was quite hard, because I went from the sky – maybe not from the sky - down to earth. I was alone and for about three months I was skating by myself. I had no motivation and I even put on some weight. Then I had to get back into shape, get the jumps back and all elements, like from the beginning." (Athlete, Dec 2018)

Was paired with Maxim Kudriavtsev 2012-14. (allskaters.info)

Milestones

2022 European champion (with Galliamov).

2021 World champion (with Galliamov).

2019 World Junior champion and 2018 World Junior bronze medallist (with Galliamov).

2016 World Junior silver medallist (with Mirzoev).

2015 Bavarian Open (International junior debut, pair skating - 1st, with Mirzoev)

Social Media

https://www.instagram.com/nastia_ice/

Legend

:: Gold
:: Bronze
:: Gold Medal Event

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