×Elle se rends le dimanche 15 mai en Allemagne avec sa maman et Aliya . Elles se rendront a Munich dans la clinique où Aliya s'est fait operer . Le specialiste vera si la chirurgie est obligatoire , si oui je crois qu'il vont lui refaire les ligaments un truck du genre , une operation tres compliquer

×Olympic silver medallist Viktoria Komova is suffering from back pain, may miss early season competitions - this article says her participation in Russian Championships and hence in Europeans is questionable. She will undergo diagnostic tests in the next few days but in the meantime is doing only light work in the gym.

Nothing definite yet - Vika herself seems to be saying that it could just be growing pains.

×Viktoria Komova: "No matter how severe the injury, I will recover"
25 | 01 | 2013 13:57

Russian gymnast Viktoria Komova talks her health, remembers meeting President of Russia and demonstrates character strength in interview for
fcp-press

-Viktoria, how did you spend your time after Olympics? Did you manage to rest?
-Yes. I spent some time home with parents, recovering. I got better both morally and physically, because I felt absolutely drained after Olympics.
I worked in gym for 10 years more or less for these Games. So when I got a chance to rest for the whole month, I used it fully.

- Have you felt increased attention to yourself after the Olympics?
Of course. To be honest, that much attention bothered me. It was still very nice to meet the President. I thought of this visit as a reward for my work.

- Did Olympics change you?
-Yes. I started to take a lot of things easier, including gymnastics. Before that, when I was starting bars for example it was hard to do some excersises.
Now it's much easier to overcome myself.

- How do you feel now?
- I have big problems with my back. It's not clear what caused the injury at this moment. Maybe because of workload, maybe because I grow and body doesn't have time to recover. A week a go I felt back pains during training. I started to panic, because I couldn't do anything. We immediately stopped training and started light
treatment, but it didn't help. I will get exact diagnosis after the examination that I will undergo in the next days.

- Does it mean no Russian and European championships?
- I think no

- But you still come to the gym?
- Yes, three times a day. Only working out.

- Do you afraid that injury may be too severe?
- Whatever happened, I will recover anyway. Aliya Mustafina also had a severe injury not that long ago, but she recovered. Am I weaker than her?

- What is the mood in the team?
-Very good. I'm friends with many girls. We often spend time together: talk, see movies together.

- What do you do at Round Lake besides training?
- Listen to music, watch TV, message with friends on social networks at the evening. Still it's mostly boring here. But there are excellent training conditions.
I can call it heaven compared to my home gym.

- For how long would current training continue?
- From January 5th till 25th. Then we are going home for a week and return to Round Lake to prepare for Russian championship

×2012 Olympic all-around silver medalist Viktoria Komova of Russia told IG on Monday that she is eager to resume full training following a temporary period of recovery at home in Voronezh.

Komova, who turned 18 on Jan. 30, recently left the Russian national team training center, Ozero Krugloye, near Moscow, to tend to her sore back. She is temporarily training and recuperating in her hometown.

"Everything is in order, and I continue training," she said. "There are small pains in my back, and I've lightened my training load pending the results of a check-up. But I don't think there is anything serious."

Komova, the reigning world and European champion on uneven bars, said she is making the most of her time in her hometown.

"I came to Voronezh to celebrate my birthday, have a rest, and meet with friends and my parents," she said. "Soon I will go back to Krugloye and start training there."

Komova said she looks forward to rejuvenating her gymnastics program in the new Olympic cycle.

"From 2008 to 2012 I had many high-level, serious competitions," she told IG. "I gave a lot of physical and psychological effort during this time. A little rest can't be prevented. But I am not throwing away my training. I am preparing new routines for upcoming competitions."


Source : http://www.intlgymnast.com/index.php?option=com...ws&Itemid=168