Mastering Russian Cursive — The Soviet Method

Would you like to learn how to write in Russian — clearly, beautifully, and with confidence?
Welcome to a course that brings you back to the classic Soviet school of handwriting, where penmanship was seen not only as a skill, but as a part of cultural education.

In the Soviet Union, writing was treated as an art form. The methods developed by legendary educators like P. E. Gradoboev, I. E. Evseev, and A. I. Voskresenskaya helped generations of students master cursive writing that was neat, fast, and elegant. This course is built on those same time-tested foundations.

You will learn:
— the basic elements of lowercase and uppercase Russian cursive letters,
— how to group and practice letters by difficulty,
— the rhythmic method of writing with guided timing and movement,
— and most importantly — how to write with continuous (non-lifting) cursive connections for smoother, faster writing.

This course will also teach you proper posture, pen grip, and pacing — because beautiful handwriting comes not only from the page, but from rhythm, breathing, and hand control.

Even if you’ve never written a single word in Russian, by the end of this course you’ll be writing like Soviet schoolchildren once did.
This is more than just a skill — it’s a way to connect with the language and yourself.