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Vered Buskila revealed that her coach abused her: "I was a bulimic, eating from the garbage"
The former Olympic athlete in a hard confession in "Survival": he would yell at me, 'You slut, you whore,' I developed an eating disorder, I was crushed, I rummaged through food bins. "
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Liron Sharon
Thursday, 28 October 2021, 09:45 Updated: 09:51
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Former Olympic athlete Vered Buskila in a personal and revealing confession, from "VIP Survival" (courtesy of Network 13)
Representatives of the sports world catch the attention on and off screen in "VIP Survival" when in parallel with the new rivalry created yesterday between Dudu Awat and Ohad Bouzaglo, in an episode aired last night (Wednesday) former Olympic cruiser Vered Busquila revealed the severe humiliations she suffered from her coach in the past. Busquila, 38, shared with her friends in the Libolan tribe a monologue that came from the bottom of her heart: "Many times when people look sideways at Olympic athletes, they see only successes or role models and a symbol of success. My path was a bit different. "It was very, very tough. Those were very harsh statements, if I could stand in any way it would be screaming at me 'Close your legs you whore'". The day the members of the tribe.
Whoever represented Israel at three Olympics and is now competing in the battle to win a million on the island in the Philippines told how she was affected by her relationship with her coach in the past: " "A lot of emotional manipulation and verbal abuse and by and large, I became from a girl with a lot of confidence and impudence to someone who is a bit led and lectured and not quite up to her. It was what you would wear, who you would go with, what boys you would talk to and I just developed eating disorders - that was my way of dealing."
"I was both bulimic and I would do fasting for weeks. At this point I was an Olympic athlete, world champion, world runner-up, European runner-up. From the outside everyone sees a role model and on the inside I'm pretty shattered. Deciding for me what I eat, how much and how, and I became a kind of animal looking for food without being able to pay for it because I have no money. "It's a difficult experience and today it's behind me and I live with myself in peace. I made a crazy way in the matter of self-image and self-love. In the end today I love myself," said Busquila, who of course got a big hug and support from her tribe members who were surprised by the sincere revelation.
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She went through a long and difficult journey.
Buskila in "Survival" (Photo: Screenshot, Network 13)
"A lot of times when people look sideways at Olympic athletes, they only see successes or a role model and a symbol of success. My path has been a bit different."
Busquila at Sea (Photo: GettyImages)
After the show, a former athlete was interviewed on "Tube," the nightly show of Network 13, where she expanded on the subject and recounted: "I was completely alone in this thing. At a young age I learned that I could hide and live a double life. Poking around in the trap was the highlight of the event, but it was many more years before I faced difficulties and an unbalanced relationship (with the coach) with crossing boundaries. The hardest feeling was the loneliness. If I had the courage to share then - I would face much more are good".
Busquila was asked what was her biggest low point in the not-so-simple tackle and replied: "It was in Australia with the story of the junk that there was some sort of escalation to previous events. It's not just me flooding the issue, sport protection is the most important thing and it is my life's mission."
How did the coach himself react to your monologue?
"I do not know, we do not have conversations on a regular basis, we have a 'okay' and polite relationship, I guess and can imagine it is uncomfortable. Life is difficult. I am also uncomfortable and I was not comfortable. He understands that something is wrong, unfortunately there has never been a conversation "
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