Maksim Marinin

Maxim Marinin is a Russian pair skating athlete. He is known as a talented figure skater, Olympic champion and participant in popular television projects.

Maxim Marinin was born on March 23, 1977 in Volgograd. As a child, Maxim was often ill, then his parents decided to send him to the figure skating section. The boy is already 7 years old - professional athletes start training much earlier. But Marinin fell in love with this sport, worked hard and worked hard, proving that he is a promising skater.

Upbringing in a family helped him a lot on the way to fame. Parents raised their sons in love, instilled in them a sense of responsibility. Maxim Marinin was never punished mentally and physically, and for pranks he was deprived of sweets and entertainment.

Until the age of 16, he trained as a single skater. Not everything worked out for him: according to the skater, the boys were already mastering triple jumps, but he was not able to jump in two turns. Then, on the advice of the coaches, he decided to try his hand at pair skating.

Soon Marinin decided to move to St. Petersburg. He did not consult with his parents - he simply announced his decision. Realizing the importance of training for his son, his father and mother supported him. In St. Petersburg, Maxim entered the Academy of Physical Culture and began training with Oleg Vasiliev.

At the age of 20, Maxim Marinin became a member of the Russian national team. For many years, Tatyana Totmianina became his ice partner. Their laid-back skating style, the complexity of the program, the technique of execution and artistry captivated the audience and the judges. In 1999-2002, the couple took second and third places at the Russian figure skating championships. In 2004, they won the European Championship for the first time, and then twice more received gold medals in such competitions.

The Marinin-Totmianina couple won the world championship twice, and in 2006 they were preparing to compete at the Olympic Games in Turin. The athletes were preparing seriously - they trained in Chicago for more than 5 years. There was a year and a half before the Olympics, when Marinin could not keep his partner on the set of Skate America. Tatiana fell on the ice from a height of two meters and hit her head. For Maxim, that fall was a serious psychological trauma.

In an interview, he said that he blamed himself for everything, because skaters have a rule - grab your partner by the hair, but don't let her fall on the ice. Fortunately, Tatyana did not receive serious injuries during the fall and after two weeks she resumed training.

In 2006, Marinin and Totmianina became Olympic champions. After this victory, the couple took time out for a while, as they were involved in several television shows. Maxim Marinin planned to return to big sport, but could not agree on material issues with the Figure Skating Federation.

For the first time Maxim Marinin appeared in a television show in 2006 - it was the Stars on Ice program on Channel One. His partner was Olympic swimming champion Maria Kiseleva. In 2007-2011, Marinin was a regular participant in the Ice Age show. He performed with Olga Kabo, Olesya Zheleznyak, Zhanna Friske, Anastasia Volochkova.

In the second season of the show, an interesting case occurred: a couple of Marinina and Zheleznyak did not reach the final, but the skater nevertheless performed in this stage. The finalist pair was the singer Zhanna Friske and the figure skater Vitaly Novikov, but due to being busy, Novikov could not continue participating, and Marinin replaced his colleague on the ice.

In 2010 Maxim Marinin appeared in the new ice TV show "Ice and Fire", this time the singer Natalia Podolskaya became the figure skater's partner. The pair reached the final and won third place.

In 2011, the skater took part in the Bolero show.

The performances of Maxim Marinin on television were not limited to dancing on ice. He became a participant in the "Show with Dolphins" on Channel One and, in addition to acrobatic sketches, he had to master the profession of a trainer of intelligent animals. In 2013, television filmed the play "Mama" based on the tale of the wolf and the seven kids: Marinin took part in this play.

But the skater also did not stop participating in the "Ice Age". In 2013, Maxim Marinin skated together with actress Lyanka Gryu, in 2014 - with actress Alla Mikheeva, in 2016 - with comedian and TV presenter Ekaterina Varnava. At the same time, in 2014, the figure skater in the Ice Age program became a rival to his figure skating partner Tatyana Totmianina, who was paired with actor Artur Smolyaninov.

The skater is not going to stop there, so there are new projects on television with his participation ahead.

Today the skater has a strong family and two children. Maxim met the ballerina Natalia Somova in 2005. After the first date, they decided to live together. In 2007, Natalya gave birth to a son, Artemy. Parents and a nanny helped them with raising the child. In 2012, a daughter, Ulyana, was born in the family. Even before Natalia and Maxim moved in, he set a condition that the husband in the family is the main one, solves all problems and issues. Natalia agreed.

They still live in a civil marriage. As Maxim Marinin says, he has enough examples when people arrange magnificent weddings and then get divorced. He believes that the stamp in the passport is not the main thing for a happy life, but they have love and mutual understanding with Natalia.

There is a fairly popular account on Instagram under the name of the skater, but the page is not marked with a verification mark. In addition, most of the photos posted on the page are shots taken at ice shows or on the set of TV shows. Therefore, it is difficult to assert with certainty that this is the skater's personal account, and not a fan page.

At the beginning of 2018, the creative biography of the skater was replenished with another ice show. Together with the constant partner in figure skating Tatyana Totmianina, the skater joined the new show of Ilya Averbukh.

The performance was named "Together and Forever" and was dedicated to the 2018 Winter Olympics and the international scandal surrounding these competitions. Russian athletes were deprived of the right to participate in these games, which most sports and cultural figures considered injustice and political interference in sports. Averbukh's new production is recognized to support athletes.

Performances with the new show were held in a number of Russian cities: in St. Petersburg and Volgograd, Tyumen, Perm and Vladivostok. In addition, the skaters went on tour to Bulgaria, where they performed in Sofia.

In this production, the skater got an unusual role for ice shows: Marinin played an accountant who was mired in papers, who forgot about himself, started up, and because of this, he finally stopped looking after his appearance. However, at the station, the character suddenly meets a barmaid, and this meeting changes the character of Marinin.

In a number of performances, the role of the barmaid was played by Tatyana Totmianina, in the rest the role of the heroine went to the actress Daria Moroz. This change turned out to be a forced step. Shortly before the tour, the skater broke her leg. Although the woman refused to leave the show, it was difficult for the athlete to perform with such an injury.

1999, 2000, 2001 - bronze medalist of the Russian pair skating championship 2000 - silver medalist of the European pair skating championship 2001 - silver medalist of the Russian pair skating championship 2001, 2002 - silver medalist of the world pair skating championship 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 - European champion in pair skating 2003, 2004, 2005 - Russian champion in pair skating 2003, 2004 - world champion in pair skating 2003, 2006 - Grand Prix finalist 2003 - Winner of the Skate America Grand Prix series 2003, 2004 - winner stage of the Grand Prix series Skate Canada 2003, 2006 - the winner of the stage of the Grand Prix Trophee Eric Bompard 2004, 2006 - the winner of the stage of the Grand Prix series Cup of Russia 2004 - silver medalist of the Grand Prix finals 2006 - Olympic champion in pair skating 2007 - Chevalier of the Order of Honor

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