Maya Khromykh: “I want to say thank you to my coaches
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Maya Khromykh thanked the fans and coaches after the Russian Championship.
The figure skater took 18th place (last).
“In this post I want to thank all the fans and admirers of figure skating for the fact that even during not the best performances you supported me, and I did not skate in silence. I heard all your words of support from the ice, and it’s worth a lot.
I also want to say thank you to my coaches who are going through this difficult period of life with me and don’t let me give up,” wrote Khromykh.
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