Over the Limit (2017) | Trailer | Yana Kudryavtseva | Margarita Mamun | Irina Viner

Superstar rhythmic gymnast Margarita Mamun has reached a crucial moment in her career. At the age of twenty, she is soon to retire but has one final goal: winning Olympic gold. As Margarita pushes her body to its breaking point, Irina Viner-Usmanova, her strict coach, assails her with caustic, withering critiques. Is Irina a merciless tyrant or the motivating guidance Margarita needs to fulfill her dreams? This nail-biting, behind-the-scenes documentary looks at the grueling Russian system for training athletes and the intense physical and mental labor put into a sport that thrives on its beautiful aesthetics.
Director: Marta Prus
Writer: Marta Prus
Stars: Yana Kudryavtseva, Margarita Mamun, Irina Viner

[@Alinoschka]

I was never a fan of Mamun as a gymnast, but I love this movie and I love Rita‘s personality. She seems to be a warmhearted, sensitive person and I‘m so happy for her Olympic Gold!

[@Amelie8H]

I love her kind gentle way too, but sometimes I wished she said something back when they treated her like a dog.

[@ВалерийПопиков-п6д]

Рита необычная гимнастка Редкая она силовая мощная тело Молодец что физически красиво с места прыжки высокие И на одной ноге крутится и работа с предметом и всё вместе создаёт впечатление

[@nancyshe9796]

She actually says not "total wreck" , but "shit". Not "go to hell", but "fuck you". The expresstions of Irina Viner are much harder than they are traslated into English.

[@GumGirl]

I think it's also because English swears are so soft and delicate... I'm Polish and I watched it with Polish subtitles, and translations are very harsh...

[@Елена-г4о2у]

But her girls adore her. And call her their second mother.

[@NinaKarmen]

@@Елена-г4о2у they fake it, they are diplomatic . The woman is very powerful

[@Елена-г4о2у]

@@NinaKarmenDid you speak to them?:) Do you know that Mamun was a very shy and not ambitious girl. She was always in the shadow of Kudryavzeva. And only thanks to Vinner she got Olimpic Medal for her father. As to you...people usually believe what they want to believe. But very often reality is quite different:)

[@JuliaSochnikova]

@@Елена-г4о2у of course, her husband is the richest man in Russia, what else can they say? She can destroy them

[@natalyalaurel]

The translation is accurate, but also it doesn't capture the feeling, the mood of original words. They're very harsh and rude, dismissive, undervaluing... So, it feels more as "Whiplash of sport documentaries" than "Black Swan"...

[@MaceyRosalie]

Yeah, they didn't call her a 'total wreck'; the actual translation of those words is 'total sh*t'.

[@anaelivillarreal8830]

They should make one of yana and the twins too

[@anibalopina]

Why?

[@sweetgal3575]

Yana is retired

[@fufuto]

@@anibalopina because she went through the same process

[@leval1000]

The twins would be interesting. Soldatova too to be fair. I don’t think bulimia just came from stress but probably tough coaching.

[@victorialambri3014]

the averina twins are awful ! the hype is just that they are twins and now representing Russian in place of margaritra and yana. nothing special of either irina nor arina. if they made a documentary of yana it would just be one break down after an other. - yana is oh so slightly my even more favourite than margarita both are lovely human beings beautiful, talented and very hard working!

[@ladyj3474]

I enjoyed this documentary. Terrific athelete MM.

[@xyz2766]

Where can I watch it?

[@andrejadimitrijevic5599]

Like the movie and Mamun also, she s so calm. It s like that in Russia

[@tashakim17kim63]

what all of you, me and other knows about it!!! how hard, how painful it is. it's hell...btw after all the Russian is always one First place in that discipline...long time.

[@elnara1]

Yes, that’s the way they train in Russia. I was attending gymnastics school for Olympic reserve for 2 years and that’s how they teach! But you know what? You really work hard and you learn. They teach you to fight. PS. Translation is not that accurate. The cursing sounds much worse in Russian.

[@ZA-lj3bo]

Omg I remember watching this on tv many years ago then wen I heard of this Bangladeshi-Russian gymnast many years later I was like...she looks familiar and I find out now that she’s the girl who was on the doc me and my dad watched all those years ago, we had no idea she was Bengali 😯😯

[@GumGirl]

Her father was

[@lrischen6511]

I am from Russia and I am very proud of our athletes. but how do the coaches Irina Viner It's a monster, She doesn't care about injuries, pain, she doesn't know what sympathy is. It is sad that the fulfillment of the Kremlin's plan is more important to her than a human attitude.

[@Fago96474]

Nadie puede lograr destacar más que los demás sino es a base de trabajo constante, disciplina, exigencia, sino hace más que los demás, sólo así se forman campeones! No hay otra receta, trabajo, trabajo y más trabajo.

[@mademoiselle9492]

what's the music until 1:15??

[@Soofi1906]

Where can I watch this with subtitles?

[@mariepaulecoutens]

ici!... there... m.ok.ru/video/762469288506 You're Welcome! mdr... lol... Enjoy!

[@polikandi]

@@mariepaulecoutens THANK YOU

[@kumimochi]

@@mariepaulecoutens thank you so much

[@marianaramos3516]

Thankss

[@jdtsb8856]

@@mariepaulecoutens It's not there anymore 😕

[@LLShiningOtter]

Narcissist control

[@Karina-uy2cz]

Вторая тренер странно целует Риту…

[@Fiercedancers1]

i like her black shorts

[@valentinabaramikova6663]

There would be no Margarita Mamun Olympic champion without Irina Viner

[@alqemaharun401]

Oke seriously am I the only one that really felt that deep GOD HELP ME breathe at the end, I swear to god I felt so many conflicting emotions in that moment.

[@cyrielle_]

This documentary is terrifying and heartbreaking... Along with Winner takes it all, it draws a horrific picture of the physical and mental health of Russian rhythmic gymnastics. I wouldn't wish this experience to my worst enemy, even with an Olympic gold at the end...

[@katerinabrave2980]

@@cyrielle_ as a Russian, I would say that subtitles are much softer than Winner's Russian speach

[@katerinabrave2980]

@BLHH for example, 0:50 she says "you were a total shit' instead of 'total wreck'. In the movie they didn't translate some rude phrases if it didn't impact on the key points of sentences.

[@amandinevespera8983]

@@katerinabrave2980 х

[@GumGirl]

@@katerinabrave2980 I think it's also because English swears are so soft and delicate... I'm Polish and I watched it with Polish subtitles, and translations are very harsh...

[@mileyfan123able]

I watched it yesterday. The filming is insane, yet there is no narrative you can feel all of the emotions of Rita so deeply. I was shocked and did not expect the coaches to be like that. This is physical and mental abuse

[@dee2051]

can you send the link please?

[@meldie2938]

Desiree Policarpo you have to pay to see it except if you can talk in Russian without subtitles, I tried my best and couldn’t find it but pay

[@tinathiel2799]

It's not abuse for them. She chose to be the best at rhythmic gymnastics and that's how the coach is. That's why Russia is such a powerhouse in the sport. These girls know how she is, they know the grueling training that goes with it. She doesn't force them to be there. If they want to leave they can and girls do leave because it's too much. Rita wanted it bad enough so she put herself through that.

[@akyadott]

hey where can i watch it online?

[@natalielcm8972]

Thats how all coaches r to the gymnast. Its torturing n stressful but thts just how it is

[@lololo1670]

I always wondered why she looked so sad like she was dead inside when she performed and now I know why. This was difficult to watch the poor girl. I'm so glad she won the gold medal, a massive middle finger up to those abusive coaches. Her papa stayed to see her take the gold and for her to get back before he passed away 😪. Im hope she's much happier now 💜

[@g.d.9917]

If not for the coach of Russia, Mamun would be a simple smiling girl unknown to anyone. In Russia, there are real fighters who, after going through suffering, only get better. There is a good Russian saying: "Don't believe, don't be afraid, don't ask!".

[@koolk8077]

@@g.d.9917 can you explain the meaning of this russian phrase and also give its liberal translation in Russian 😊

[@mhnoni]

@@g.d.9917 "smiling girl unknown to anyone" is better than a gold medal on a known broken girl from body and soul. only selfish people like that couch think otherwise.

[@ПОЧИНЮКУКУХУ]

@@mhnoni she is not broken, she is happily married, rich, famous, respected and friends with both of her coaches till today. Coach is not a mother, although Winer said a lot of good words about her too. I wish there was a strong person on my side to keep me from spoiling 8 or 10 years work.

[@g.d.9917]

@@mhnoni Go tell it to Mamun))) Watch her interview and send her here, something in which she is unhappy.

[@lordfarqward8227]

These subtitles are so diluted. The coaches swore and insulted her with words like "Sh*t and b*tch" and yet she took it all in like a champion.

[@carla5525]

Jadi Horan yes, I think it’s just the trailer. I watched it a few days ago (in Spanish) and all the harsh words were there

[@irinaderevkko]

@@carla5525 where did you watch it in spanish?

[@noellewest4347]

iTunes now has it. I bought it and watched it yesterday. Highly recommend. It is stunning, heartbreaking and breathtaking. Probably one of my favourite documentaries of all time. Beautifully filmed.

[@dbphotography2770]

Holly shit....She is always sweet,gentle and fragile but the moment she took those two breaths before entering she was a beast ready to roar...

[@baileykurlov5110]

As a Gymnast, I know the feeling of having a tough coach yelling cursing you most of the time. But your body and mind is just too numb and your determination is second to none. Words dont matter to you anymore

[@Tomule2]

"You are not a human, you are a sportsman" ... Harsh as this sounds, I remember this from the documentary and I take it as my motto, I have beaten my limits, I have beaten cancer, and I am still ready to fight, no matter what. Be strong, people!

[@anayarey]

If you're not a human, why do you even have to beat cancer?

[@gekko805]

it seems that someone in the heavens knew what kind of hell Margarita had gone through and helped her to get the Gold Olympic medal in Rio.

[@Jay-qw1gq]

Much respect for gymnasts

[@Jay-qw1gq]

@Michaela. You're welcome

[@sidelinesrb9700]

Rita was always my favorite. The one that would shine when it mattered the most. That's what she showed us in Rio. However, this docu showed people what RG is like. Being a sports journalist, you simply know the reality of different sports. However it will never stop being heartbreaking to see how she was mistreated, same as many others before and after her. They all deserve so much more and all of this should never be the cost of a medal. The human being, the athlete matters most. More than any gold. That being said, I believe that Rita will be an amazing coach, I've seen the impressions after her masterclasses and she's just so warm and kind... Everything she knows those girls need. Everything she almost never had.

[@cmcc3721]

Caught this by accident tonight. Really harrowing abuse of a young girl by a couple of dried up old husks. As much as i was very happy to see her achieve the pinnacle of the sport, i fear that her success will only endorse the abuse and many more young girls will suffer the same fate. They will fail to understand that she won that gold DESPITE the confidence sapping attacks. Not because of them. Her inner strength was just too strong for them to crush but many will crumble in the face of such criticism in future and theyll scratch their heads and wonder why. Couple of imbeciles

[@g.d.9917]

Ты слишком мал разумом, что бы понять такие вершины.

[@PtolemyXVII]

Hmm...well it's not just in Russia, everywhere in the world athletes are abused mentally, verbally, and even physically. Behind every gold medalist is a pushy, verbally abusive parent, verbally abusive coach, physically abusive coach or doctor or guardian etc. In addition, the amount of amphetamines, painkillers, steroids that most athletes on are drastically decreases their health and lifespans.

[@koolaidman6251]

Rhythmic gymnastics is 90% an eating disorder competition and 10% athletics. That's why Russian girls are so good at it -- they are eating disorder champs!

[@poom641]

lots of editing in the movie ?

[@PtolemyXVII]

@@koolaidman6251 To me, they look like they’re on a lot of amphetamines…

[@xyz2766]

I feel like every gymnast can relate... Beacuse I felt this so bad.

[@catriona5268]

Hey, if you're treated like the documentary shows, that's not acceptable. There's a difference between pushing gymnasts to their limits and tough love, and crushing them relentlessly. Look after yourself :)

[@xyz2766]

@@catriona5268 aww that's so sweet... Don't worry I take care of myself ❤️

[@baileykurlov5110]

I am a gymnast too, and i know the feeling of your coach saying words that can break someones heart and cry but your mind and body and just too numb that you dont care anymore

[@neutronhr]

Just in case you were wondering this is NOT a film for kids or sensitive person, there’s plenty abussive images, curses and terrible behavior (by trainer)

[@betiona1507]

Irina knows what she is doing, but this documentary is a montage, it is not real, it cannot be real when you have cameras and you know you will be captured.

[@advancenlighten]

No medal is ever worth the humiliation and suffering. Big sport is utterly abusive and toxic in Russia. And if you are a good parent and want your child to be happy - you must immediately take him, her, them away from it!

[@beatricelim7969]

yesssss!!!! irina is crazy tough and margarita is made of steel. I love it

[@НеумолимоеВремя]

Translate in not correct. Last phrase Margarita's "With God".

[@hyprs]

Great film but I kinda feel bad for Yana. She deserves her own movie like this too!

[@josefinebliss2801]

I felt her pain in this. Those coaches are emotionally abusive! Really awful! It makes me really worry for all young athletes like her.

[@igrok878]

mind your business.

[@cscottrun23]

Why would we mind our business? they put a movie out so that we could comment on it

[@БанановыйЁжик]

Надо снять фильм про художественную гимнастику!

[@PavelMy]

да пошла она Виннер..

[@mhnoni]

Just watched it, I'm so mad and sad right now, they should've called this doc movie "a Mental Abuse" instead of "Over the Limit", what kind of monster was that couch? for a piece of metal she took life and the soul from her body, I'm pretty sure she was mot of a downer than a helper and she would have won and probably performed better with a different coach, what did she win at the end? she left her family for ages, she lost her father, she is broken from body and soul. I used to love gymnasts, but now after watching this, "At the Heart of Gold", and "Athlete A", I started to hate gymnastic sport, they are getting recruited very young like a soldier to fulfill someone else's dream, and they get lift behind later with sadness and broken soul and body just like soldiers, this sport needs to be changed from the ground up, from the judges, the scores, the coach, everything otherwise it's not fan anymore to watch since this abuse is almost trending with all the countries just to compete for medals. Some may say the end justify the means but it doesn't, there are a lot of Athletes who won gold medal like Simone Biles without such abusive coach.

[@ПОЧИНЮКУКУХУ]

You probably never loved sport, if you were obsessed with sport and competitive spirit you would know better. Noone pushes anyone to stay at the gym, there is a line of competitors ready to take your place.

[@russianbear9311]

Doctors made Biles mentally disabled by injecting her with tranquilizers. I'm very sorry for Simone. You are far from the world of Russian rhythmic gymnastics. Despite the complexity and toughness of this profession, the best gymnasts win championships and olympiads. In addition to fame, they also receive a lot of prize money, advertising money. After completing a career, they show themselves on television, in show business, in business and in politics.

[@mariapospelova4096]

I think the right translation for the first lines would be: - My body is a bit relaxed.. Legs are tired. - It doesn't matter. You need to be in a good state of mind.

[@Karina-uy2cz]

Фильм потрясающий! Как это сняли? 8 лет назад?

[@scottibrown3274]

This looks excellent!

[@AnaMaria94]

More films about RG please!

[@marinatrofimova3840]

Не береги силы - не сдохнешь!

[@catalinasilva9852]

if anyone knows where I can watch this outside of the US pleaseeeeeeeee send the link, I'm willing to pay for the documentary

[@natalyalaurel]

itunes

[@catalinasilva9852]

Yu Ki not in my country sadly

[@wurlycurlygirly]

It’s up on yt now!

[@ondo.stellina]

@@wurlycurlygirly where.? Can u send the link please

[@ondo.stellina]

@@singingsalmon3452 thank you 👍

[@ВладимирКостадинов-л3в]

This training system leads to success only when you don't have competition. The economic collapse in Bulgaria in the 90's left Russia without the biggest competitor, but times are changing and many countries are already developing rhythmic gymnastics .. I hope "people" like Irina Wiener will stay away from sports!

[@TaniaPGarcia]

I hated the finale. She won gold, but she lost those last few months w/her family. Life is not fair.

[@Victrola66]

Rhythmic gymnastics is a very difficult field, like ballet where one has to stretch his or her own limits everyday to be the number 1. If you need hugs, kisses and endless flattery - don’t choose this sport. Conveniently they show Viner’s harsh side more than her soft side, however if she were a man, she would not be questioned. The woman rules with an iron fist because it is her life’s work, she does this for her country, she can be harsh but these gymnasts have access to all the care they need - doctors, food, gym, vacations - she covers everything just for them not have to worry about it and focus on gymnastics. The field is over competitive and staying on top is a great cost. Parents,who bring their kids to her know exactly what they are getting into. I actually rooted for Yana at the Olympics because all her routines were memorable and much more difficult than Rita’s and her performances were just utter perfection. For goodness sake, she one a title once with a broken leg. I am not saying that Rita was not a fighter or did not deserve to win but at the end - had Yana not lost that club, she would have been the champion. She worked much harder for it.

[@aurum496]

The translate from russian not correct in the times..

[@ЗинаидаДегтерева-щ7т]

Какая же жесткая и грубая, оказывается, Виннер. Неужели так правильно???

[@albertmagamedrassulov1217]

Без претензий на истину, исключительно моё мнение: цель оправдывает средства. Может быть к сожалению. У каждого свои средства для достижения цели. И мы можем осуждать Виннер, только если сможем добиться того же своим, отличным от её методом. Лично мне, неприятно слышать когда она позволяет себе говорить в таком тоне и такими словами. Но... Кто знает, была бы та же Маргарита Мамун олимпийской чемпионкой, если по другому и гордилась бы ею и десятками другими гимнастками страна. Так что это тот случай, когда победителей не судят. Большой спорт прекрасен и ужасен.

[@staslurik]

Film ne podlinii, naigrannii, Viner NE takaya I nikogda ne govorit " Naher poshla, tvar, ne bzdi, ti govno" Vse eto sdelano dlia filma ,uzhasno lzhivo ,portit repytatsiu Viner kstati. Viner I Zaripova NE TAKIE. Film uzhasnii

[@ЛораМилосская]

Ну вы видели доброго дрессировщика? Спорт - это битва гладиаторов. Какие тут мимишки и няшки? Пот, кровь - из за гордыни, денег, привилегий. Сама отзанималась 8 лет по две тренировки в день, знаю о чем говорю.

[@mariafox7742]

Правильно или нет - говорят результаты.

[@object9339]

Мне кажется, все тренеры, если ожидают от тебя хороший результат, достаточно жёстко с тобой общаются. Потому что если хвалить - человек расслабляется. Я никогда не занималась профессионально спортом, но даже в учёбе - самые лучшие знания ты получаешь от наиболее строгих преподов. А тут речь об Олимпиаде

[@РоманКлягин]

у каждого наставника свои ключи к золоту ОИ.......

[@НаталиТ-ю2ф]

А без этого не было бы побед!)

[@hydroconscious]

Lots of comments about Viner being abusive - Not saying I agree with Viner's methods but the context is important. If you know a little bit about the Russian gymnasts then you'd know that Mamum is actually a favourite of Viner and was given a lot of opportunities by her. Furthermore, If you read interviews with the director it will be clear that Mamun was only able to win Gold because she got such a treatment. What is really interesting is that Yana Kudryavtseva was never yelled at by Viner or "abused" because she was motivated differently (compared to Mamun). Viner knows full well that Mamun is not competitive enough on her own, she needs to be pushed really harshly, hence the yelling and abuse hurled at her. Honestly, it would have been much easier for Viner to give up on Mamun because there are so many girls who could have replaced her, including Kudryavtseva. But I can only say that Viner saw the potential in Mamun and liked her too much to go the easy way out.

[@nirvana_head]

Lol yea right

[@goodaimshield1115]

To be honest, being so abusive towards someone can lead to 3 things. In some very extremely rare cases, success, in most cases, failure of an otherwise successful gymnast, and 3, hatred and who knows, maybe someone ends up dead.

[@hydroconscious]

@@goodaimshield1115 yes I agree. For Mamum's case, I interpreted it as Viner took a gamble and it paid off... it's sad but in some countries athletes are not really treated as individual but merely subjects that could bring national pride.. :(

[@mi2-c035]

Actually in the documentary they say Yana used to be yelled the same the year before. Basically whoever wins is fine, the other is treated like a forever loser. Viner liked Kudryatseva a little more, and even said in multiple occasions that if she hadn't done that mistake at the Olympics she would have won (which is true looking at the scores). Mamun kept it together in the day-

[@Eagle90able]

Yana Kydryavtseva was technically better. What a shame it was when she dropped her apparatus.

[@cochardable]

great movie her professor was cruel and bad with Mamun but she win the olympic gold medal maybe by the same professor ....

[@bluescrud8879]

1:19 wow that was harsh and funny at the same time lol!!!

[@aniagabberina8419]

Классный фильм.super!😍🥰

[@PavelMy]

0:30 then she said not about shorts, but about black underpants

[@lili7553]

Ich liebe russische Gymnastikerinnen ❤️🙏

[@hannekebartels5066]

Anyone who knows if this documentary is going to be on Netflix? Or anyone who knows where to watch this documentary with English subtitles, without having to use a credit card (dont have one and live in the Netherlands)

[@HS-ie8tj]

BBC iplayer with a VPN

[@chocomilk9017]

It's on youtube free

[@iseegoodandbad6758]

Can you be a gymnast if your not double jointed? It seems there's a genetic advantage 😢!

[@Mig29tvc]

W.O.W.

[@АлинаФедотова-ь6ъ]

Это реальная жизнь от которой слёзы на глазах.

[@anayarey]

What is the outro song of the documentary? Edit: Path 5 - Max Richter

[@Co-qz6hd]

Все верно.

[@idraote]

I love RG and I love how the Russian girls manage incredible routines with apparent ease. If the price to pay is that constant abuse it's really not worth it, though. Besides, the Russian RG team don't really care about the girls: they just want medals for the glory of Russia. All the girls have to retire early because, after a while, they get so many injuries they simply can't go on. But it doesn't matter: they have won the gold medals Russia needs to boast and there are younger girls to replace them in a neverending, awful loop. The new code of points, with its emphasis on risks and difficulties only worsens this situation. The Averinas look like jugglers and the younger ones are even worse.

[@rotaruvictoria1877]

If you will do a movie with twin averina you will be the best

[@dirkvillarrealwittich]

Замужем!💖

[@mirai5749]

Where can I watch this movie?

[@salahjemai5956]

can somebody tell me what did she say by the end of the trailer which was translated into english '' god help me''

[@Diana-ru6mt]

She’s says „with god“ lots of Russian gymnasts do this before performances to ask for help

[@GoldyPIC]

Gran pelicula, oigan por si acaso la peli la venden en cd

[@82gioccia]

Irina Viner is a legend! Abusive - yes, caring like for her own kids-hell yes! What’s for the analogy with Eteri and TAT - let’s not forget that they don’t have the same resources, Irina is not only very powerful, but her husband is a billionaire. But these are for sure legendary women!

[@cutiex7357]

OMG WHERE CAN I WATCH THIS

[@FilmMovement]

www.filmmovement.com/product/over-the-limit

[@lydovik3043]

Какая противная эта винер

[@user-po7rx4of3e]

Winner said Winner is the best coach

[@anibalopina]

Viner

[@maryelle1927]

But she does care ...belive me she cares about all the gymnasts even after their life in sport its over ...she helps them to have a life after sport and tries to make amends with ex gymnasts that were a little bit upset with her like yana batyrichina and daria dimitrieva.

[@rhythmicmusicswap4173]

@@maryelle1927 the way she saved the life of bliznoyuk when she was ill

[@Ripok1991]

She told Dina Averina in the documentary Irina

[@anamanvelova7300]

Cool girls!❤

[@mirteborkes]

Where can I watch this?? Belgium doen't have it in itunes...

[@kissessaywhat]

I watched it on Amazon Prime for $0.99! Amazing movie.

[@elenaheckenberger9182]

Ирина Виннер очевидно у ВВ поучилась- человеческое достоинство унижать!!!!

[@АринаТрунина-и4ь]

А кто такая ВВ?Я просто не знаю

[@skyangelss]

Вы удивительно глупое существо, это проф спорт, хочешь быть чемпионом - преодолеть надо все и себя и окружающих. Причем здесь ВВ вообще неясно, Винер блестяще руководит командой 25 лет - это показатель результата и верности подхода.

[@saturndirect8085]

Super temat, brawo dla autorki filmu.

[@magdalenaivanovic5139]

can somebody tell me please where i could watch this online

[@skyangelss]

amazon prime, itunes

[@user-yd4nk4lm6s]

I have uploaded it with English subtitles!

[@adnanabdullah1269]

she Also Bangladeshi

[@melbremo]

lo quiero ver español

[@katharinas2590]

❤️❤️❤️

[@yunsuuu]

“Those black shorts are awful”-no her outfit is

[@eramzlatanov8642]

Kadri yıkılmaz

[@intersimone333]

In all this bs world we live in its good that there are stll people like this. Thats how you make tough people , winners, thats what we used to be...to win you need to suffer

[@xtinach471]

Я пошла учиться на права и мне с сестрой достался ужасный инструктор. Он доводил меня каждое занятие своими криками. У моего парня был адекватный инструктор, он сдал с 5-го раза. Сестра морально не выдержала и бросила учиться, я сдала с первого. Вот так везде в жизни. К победе не приводят добрячки.

[@ТатьянаЮрьева-й8ж]

Как грубо тренеры разговаривают "не сдохнешь", "полное г...но". Я бы с такими не работала.

[@igrok878]

поэтому вы не олимпийский чемпион

[@celinegraindorge7806]

“In her letter, she urged Boris to support a ‘green pedestrian bridge’ with trees and plants that would bestow ‘great loveliness’ across the Thames between Temple and Lambeth.” Boris Johnson, the gambler. Tom Bower.

[@wombokombo9291]

I just watched it and i am confused. How are these coaches helping in any way ? It feels like they got lucky, they have a extremly talanted girl in the team, and they just bully her, and make it even harder for her. Maybe the documentation is supposed to look like that, so it makes no real sence. I have to doubt, that this is actually how the training looks like. Maybe the old women is just a money giver or sort of, who has no real impact on the training team. This is how it looks to me.

[@mi2-c035]

It's a tactic used in Russia, making you feel like shit to motivate to push harder. They use group coaching too to put you in competition mood every day so if your teammate does it better, you have to live with it. It's very shitty but athletes accept it cause it's the only way there.

[@tanvirhossainapu9644]

I don't know she was a amazing actress

[@onmybudda]

Where can you view this documentary/film?

[@HS-ie8tj]

BBC iplayer, prime

[@rocksane]

It's very ungrateful of Margarita to beef on the one person who gave the LAST chance to achieve her Olympic dream. Gymnastics is hard, very hard. And only the ones with strong body and mind win. Margarita won gold. But her character is weak. She decided to take revenge AFTER she has achieved the dream of her life. She would have been NOTHING without her coach Irina Viner. Besides, she could have quitted anytime but she didn't. So her urge for gold was bigger than her feelings. Suddenly after the Olympics she remembered that trainings were hard. Who would have thought! Kinda disgusting.

[@RedRumble14]

Rita was always grateful and thankful to her coaches. What are you even talking about?