Aljona Savchenko Retires from Coaching

Former Olympic pair skating champion Aljona Savchenko has announced her retirement from coaching.

Savchenko, 39, made the announcement on her social media channels on Monday, March 6, 2023.

She wrote, "It is with a heavy heart that I announce my retirement from coaching. This was not an easy decision, but it is one that I have made after much thought and consideration."

Savchenko, who won Olympic gold in 2018 with Bruno Massot, had been coaching in Oberstdorf, Germany, since 2020.

She said she is proud of what she accomplished as a coach, but she is now ready to move on to a new chapter in her life.

"I want to thank all of my athletes, colleagues, and friends for their support over the past few years," Savchenko said.

"I wish everyone the best in the future."

Savchenko's Retirement Leaves a Void in the Coaching Ranks

Savchenko's retirement is a big loss for the coaching ranks.

She was one of the most successful pair skaters in history, and her knowledge and experience would have been invaluable to young skaters.

However, Savchenko's retirement is also a reminder that the coaching ranks are constantly changing.

New coaches are emerging all the time, and they are eager to learn from the best.

With Savchenko's retirement, there is an opportunity for a new generation of coaches to step up and fill the void.

Savchenko's Legacy Will Live On

Even though Savchenko is retiring from coaching, her legacy will live on.

She was one of the most successful pair skaters in history, and her accomplishments will continue to inspire young skaters for years to come.

In addition, Savchenko has been a role model for many young skaters.

She has shown that it is possible to overcome adversity and achieve your dreams.

Savchenko's retirement is a reminder that the coaching ranks are constantly changing, but her legacy will live on.