Arina Tarasova – Figure Skating Judge & Vestibular Training Expert

Arina Tarasova is a vital specialist at Ryabinin Camps (Czech Republic). She combines her coaching experience with her qualification as an active Figure Skating Judge (2nd Category). This allows her to view performances through the eyes of an official and correct errors before they cost points.

Arina holds a degree in Sports Management. Her training sessions are characterized by clear structure and discipline. She specializes in working with skaters of all ages: from toddlers taking their first steps to adult amateurs.

The Judge's Perspective

Arina knows the ISU rules inside out. She helps athletes adapt their technique to meet judging criteria.

Focus Areas:

• Clean Elements: Eliminating "messy" landings and under-rotations visible to judges.
• GOE Maximization: Improving execution quality to secure positive Grade of Execution points.
• Competition Rules: Ensuring programs meet all technical requirements for the specific level.

Vestibular Training & Synchro

Arina's unique background in Synchronized Skating offers athletes a distinct advantage in coordination.

Special Skills:

• Vestibular System: Specialized exercises to improve resistance to dizziness (critical for spins and multi-rotational jumps).
• Rhythm & Precision: Developing musical timing and geometric accuracy on the ice.
• Conditioning: Comprehensive body development to prevent injuries.

European Experience

Based in the Czech Republic, Arina utilizes European teaching methodologies—encouraging yet effective. She connects perfectly with children, creating a positive and productive atmosphere on the ice.

"As a judge, I see every detail. My job as a coach is to fix the mistake before it gets deducted in competition." — Arina Tarasova