New LP for Evan!

**Joesitz** · 11-10-2005, 06:52 PM

Originally Posted by cleopatra20042004

Going back to the original psot, does Evan have enough time to learn another LP and have it down cold by the next time he competes? Thats alot of pressure for him to start over.

I believe a good skater can do just that, and I think more skaters who do not fare well in the GPs should think about changing their routine.

Joe

**jesslily** · 11-11-2005, 04:56 AM

If your jumps are solid, and you find a piece of music really fit your style and capability, the new program should be able quick to finish and run through. After all, these skaters have run programs for many years, and competed every level with a different program for many years.

**mmscfdcsu** · 11-11-2005, 09:43 AM

Originally Posted by jesslily

If your jumps are solid, and you find a piece of music really fit your style and capability, the new program should be able quick to finish and run through. After all, these skaters have run programs for many years, and competed every level with a different program for many years.

Exactly. Evan has lots of time. The program doesn't have to be perfect the next time he skates. It needs to be ready for Nationals. That's all that matters right now. Get it good enough to win a spot on World and Olympic teams. You would be shocked at how quickly some dance companies put together some very difficult and complex productions. Not the same, but there are similarities.
This is a very wise move for Evan. The Grease program was awful.