Coaches (English)

Alexander Snopov is an experienced figure skating coach with a strong background in the sport. Born on January 21, 1980, in Krasnoyarsk, Russia, he has a long history of success both as a skater and a coach. He trained under the well-known skater and coach, Nina Ruchkina.

Alexander holds a Master of Sports of Russia in single figure skating and has participated in and won many Russian competitions. His professional experience spans several countries, including Belarus, Russia, Finland, and Sweden. He has been the head coach in Brest, Belarus, and has held coaching positions in Krasnoyarsk, Russia, Kuopio, Finland, and Trelleborg, Sweden. He has also worked as an assistant coach in Luleå and Stockholm, Sweden, and Varkaus, Finland.

Aleksandr has coached skaters to success in various competitions, including the Championships of the Republic of Belarus, Warsaw Cup, and ISU Junior Grand Prix events. His athletes have achieved top placements in national and international competitions, demonstrating his expertise and dedication to the sport.

Dmytro Dmytrenko is a prominent figure skating coach and choreographer with a strong background in the sport. He was the junior world champion in 1992, European champion in 1993, and won bronze at the European Championships in 2000. Dmytro has worked as an Olympic choreographer and coach for members of the Ukrainian national team, and he has been an ISU technical specialist since 2005.

His extensive experience includes coaching at the Youth Olympics and European Championships, as well as choreographing for skaters at the Grand Prix, European, World, and Olympic levels. Dmytro has led training camps in Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Austria, and Ukraine, and has been a guest coach for Malaysia's figure skating academy and the South Korean national team. He is currently the head coach for CIW Austria and previously led the figure skating school "Leader" in Kyiv, Ukraine.

Dmytro has also been a board member of the Ukrainian Figure Skating Federation and is highly regarded for his technical expertise and dedication to the sport.

Oksana Dolhopolova is a prominent figure skating professional with extensive experience as an international judge and technical controller. She has served as a judge and technical controller at many prestigious competitions, including the CS Nepela Memorial, CS Lombardia Trophy, CS Finlandia Trophy, JGP Riga, and JGP Linz, as well as national championships in Belgium, Latvia, Slovakia, Hungary, and Iceland. Oksana has also consulted on spins, jumps, and program components for national team skaters from Hungary, Germany, Austria, Iceland, Ukraine, and Slovakia.

She has led international camps in Austria, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, and Ukraine. Oksana is a board member of the technical committee for the Ukrainian Figure Skating Federation and chairs the board for health and performance improvement at the Ultimate Ice Skating Center in Vienna, Austria, where she also works as a consultant in nutrition and sports medicine. Additionally, she is a resident advisor at the Kosice Figure Skating Club in Slovakia and chairs the organizing committee for the international competitions "Spring Talents Cup Ukraine" and "Autumn Talents Cup Ukraine."

Oksana holds a medical degree with specializations in pediatrics and sports medicine, as well as a master's degree in sports science and public administration and development. She has completed a course in neuropsychological correction in childhood by the European Association of Neuropsychologists. She is fluent in English and has knowledge of German and Slovak.