i honestly think Viner yelled at all the gmyansts at some point.some more than other, maybe beacuse of results or because she was more engaged in their training. i don0t doubt she yelled at Yana and Kanaeva sometimes,maybe less because she never really trained them personally,and they were more stable in comeptiton

@@rhythmicmusicswap4173 Hello, the director of "Over the limit said" she never saw Viner yelling at Yana, but she did yell at Mamun a lot. Anyway I think that was a documentary a little over-reacted and manipulated. But there may be very diligent and hard-working girls who don't need of yellings. I think Yana, Dina and Kanaeva are those type of girls.

@@betiona1507 half agree, Yana In the documentary said she was called "fat" by Viner sometimes, I mean Yana fat(!), and while I prefer way more Ynaa over mamun, I have tee feeling Rita was more hardworking than Yana, more similar to kanaeva or averina in terms of work ethic Yana it seems to me the pure talent, not that she didn't trained, but I never felt the abnegation like Kanaeva. She was the type who generally (Rio sigh) handled way better comeptions, she was a natural athlete and competitor in her attitude

@@rhythmicmusicswap4173 I nor remember Yana's part and Viner's insults. Anyway, I didn't say Yana was more hardworking, but she certainly had no mistakes at championships and Mamun did, so Viner had to yell at her (but never for free and always added sensational explanations), while Yana was very effective, although paradoxically she failed in Rio and Mamun did not.

@@betiona1507 agree more with this comment. 🤣 Well, Yana knew she didn't have the luxury to screw up like rita (nothing against her, she is a, sweet girl), soldatova,Merkulova or other ex gymnasts, in this terms she was like Kanaeva : both were never the favorite, mad had to gain their place by always being the best, winning medals and showing big consistency in competition

That was a sharp response where he shows a strong and confident character. Some questions were a bit silly, but there were very interesting questions

They were even repetitive, veri similar questions

Pues yo la veo muy feliz, es normal que sea exigente porque era perfecionista, y lo del amor y demas cosas, es imposible mientras seas una gimnasta de elite. Ella despues ya se caso y tuvo algun hijo, y ahora entrena a las niñas en el centro de alto rendimiento. Tiene el mejor palmares de la historia, sera imposible que alguien la supere, pero sobre todo, siempre que da entrevistas demuestra ser una mujer muy muy interesante, culta, integra y al mismo tiempo, sencilla y que no es amante de lujos.

@@betiona1507 Igual es un comentario antiguo XD. Pero.. Yo sigo sosteniendo que es una mujer muy exigente consigo misma. Yo creo que esa fue la clave de su éxito. Por eso Viner nunca necesitó regañarla ni intervenir mucho en ella porque conocía la psicología de esta gimnasta. Tiene un "super-yo" muy estricto, casi un verdugo interior que es 10 veces más poderoso que la Viner XD.

Jajajaja, le gusta el deporte y trabajar duro, la respuesta a la pregunta entre talento y diligencia lo dice todo acerca de su mentalidad como gimnasta. Y la siguiente pregunta demuestra cual es su filosofía de vida. En serio que su mama y sus entrenadores hicieron un trabajo brillante en todos los sentidos. Viner nunca chilla por chillar, no es estúpida ni esta para perder el tiempo, ama a las que trabajan duro y atienden las instrucciones, nunca chillo a Yana, pero con Mamun era diferente.

@@OlympicDream19 and yet viner seems to still dont' apprecciate that much kanaeva ,she hardly mention ,and even during kanaeva's career she never showed that much love...well kanaeva till 2099 especially seemed unconfortable to be even hugged by madame .anyway i'm always amazed by evgenia's personality and humbleness

What do you mean?

20 or 30 years old

she just semmes a really introvese person

It is not so much money, it is about 40,000 euros a year, she did not do sports for money, but for love. Now she is still associated with sports as a coach