20 seconds?

Less.

It's a she, right?

It's a girl, yeah.

It's a girl, Zana.

She is 8 months old.

And it's her first big international trip here.

Come on, Zana is my third child, and she is the most chilled person you could imagine.

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Hi, my name is Tatiana.

Originally Russian.

I lived and worked in 31 countries.

Travelled around the world with my husband and 3 kids.

Here we are in Taiwan, where my job as a rhythmic gymnastics coach took us for 5-6... 8 weeks then?

We'll see how it goes.

I worked with girls from 7 national teams.

I coached girls at Asian Championships, I coached girls at World Championships, Commonwealth Games, and I helped 9 girls to achieve their dream and win medals at Commonwealth Games.

It's not a bird.

Oh, right.

Hi, my name is Lottie, and I'm here with my family in Taiwan doing training in preparation for my British Championships.

Quick question, why do you have a British accent?

Well, me and my family are based in London, and my father is British.

I have worked and coached in 6 Asian countries, and I understand the difference in culture and mentality of local girls.

I have got a daughter of the same age as the majority of the girls I work here with.

I also guess that the vision I have got and the person who invited me here is very similar in the way we want to help girls to achieve their best on international stage.

I came here to do training with hard-working, talented Taiwanese girls to help me stay motivated, influenced, and show my best at my upcoming international competitions.

I think it was worth the trip.

Another reason on personal note to come here to Taipei was to catch up with my mum, who I have not seen for 4 years since Covid times, and I wished her to catch up with her new granddaughter, who she never had seen before.

My ultimate dream when I am in Taiwan is to go to the zoo, to go to hot springs, and go on the gondola.

I also would like to explore more about Taiwanese food and try Taiwanese breakfast.

I think Johnny is going to take us out next time we see him for that.

Finally, I would like to thank Larissa for making this trip possible.

I would like to pay back with my knowledge and expertise for the next generation of rhythmic gymnasts.

Side balance.

Planche.

Heldring.

And lunge.

And lunge.