Alexander Zhulin

Alexander Vyacheslavovich Schulin (Russian Александр Вячеславович Жулин; born July 20, 1963 in Kaliningrad in Moscow ) is a Russian figure skater, who started ice dancing for the Soviet Union, the United team and Russia.

Alexander Schulin started with Maja Ussowa in ice dancing. Your trainer was Natalia Dubova. In the period 1989-1994 they won at all the major international championships, where they competed, a medal. In 1993 they were in Helsinki European Champion and World Champion in Prague. Even with their two appearances at Olympic Games and Ussowa Schulin stood on the podium. In Albertville in 1992, they won the bronze medal in 1994 in Lillehammer, the silver medal. The couple got married during her amateur career in 1986. Marriage but was divorced due to Schulins affair with Oksana Grishchuk.

Maja Ussowa and Alexander Schulin ended in 1994 their amateur career, turned professional, occurred in ice shows and won several professional competitions. After the divorce of Maja Ussowa a Eistanzpartnertausch took place. While Maja Ussowa henceforth occurred with Yevgeny Platov, Alexander Schulin ran with Oksana Grishchuk. But the pair Grishchuk / Schulin parted again.

In 2000, Alexander Schulin married the Eistänzerin Tatjana Nawka. Their daughter Sasha was born in May 2000. The family lived in New Jersey, but returned again in 2006 back to Moscow. The end of 2007, they announced their separation. Schulin was the coach of his wife and their Eistanzpartner novel Kostomarow. Later he trained Nathalie Pechalat and Fabian Bourzat and Jelena Ilinyh and Nikita Kazalapow.

Results

Ice Dancing

( with Maja Ussowa )