May I join you......for the drinking gameOriginally Posted by Kwanford Wife
But what major hangover potential I see in this game
May I join you......for the drinking game
Well what do i know, i m a plushy fanI couldn't believe that either. If Miki's stetch is the best, then there's really no skater in the world with bad posture.
From the top skaters I dont like rochette's posture to be honest. I like her speed and power though.
cool game, i ll apply it in men's compsone shot for under rotation. two shots for a fall. three shots for a win with a fall...
That's somewhat strange. Because Plushenko actually has really good posture.
Actually, I really can't think of that many ladies with worse posture. Do you mind listing some of the names out?
yes i know, i was being sarcastic over me, i do that sometimesThat's somewhat strange. Because Plushenko actually has really good posture.
I can think of 5 right off the top of my head.
Yes. Why ? First of all, all this kind of thing does is to bring about negative feelings by fans of those skaters.
Second, because I will not stoop to the mean-spiritedness of your earlier post.
I always thought Joannie has lovely posture. I actually think her, Mao, and Laura have some of the best posture among current ladies. But then again, what do I know?Well what do i know, i m a plushy fan
From the top skaters I dont like rochette's posture to be honest. I like her speed and power though.
cool game, i ll apply it in men's comps
I have no idea how posture is measured, at the end is if you like the lines of the skater maybe, irina didnt have good posture but was one of my fav skaters, when i think of posture in ladies i tend to compare anyone with kwan.
Why? Simply because you disagreed with my post and brought up something that could be interesting and new to me. Hence I would love to hear your reasons for such disagreement.
??? My post did nothing more than to show my shock that Miki's "posture" was being praised as best. She may do a few things better than most skaters, but posture is IMO not one of them. I really don't see the "mean-spiritedness" in my post. You are overreacting.Second, because I will not stoop to the mean-spiritedness of your earlier post.
And since when was discussion of skaters' weaknesses ever equated to being mean?? And name-naming? Gee, it's not like you were asked to share the latest skating gossip.
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Joannie has IMO similar posture and carriage to Kwan in many ways.
I agree. Joannie is to me, the Kwan of this era in skating. She rarely tries/lands the triple triple...has has good choreography, skates with emotion and has the knack of getting the audience to root for her. I think her silver at worlds might be what inspired Michelle to think about a comeback more seriously.
Ok,I'm leavingYou must agree with me!! At all times!! Its mandatory!! Its under the Patriot Act!!
And as stated below, Michelle did have a loop in her combos. But she also have much more and I believe the new generation suffers because they do not have the flexibilty of creativity under the new system. Nor, are they given the opportunity to really shine on the ice because they worry more about points than putting their best package on the ice. If you don't agree, then go back and watch their mouths as they count to three on wacky spirals that are identical to the previous spirals already performed. Or the funky spins with the crazy leg positions.
How can you judge individual quality, skill, and talent when the programs are uneven, sloppy, and littered with falls? As for my boring statement - hmmm... maybe I should develop a drinking game for each mistake to make it more fun... one shot for under rotation. two shots for a fall. three shots for a win with a fall... (yep, not boring anymore...)P.S. I love spins of new generation much more then spins of old generation(except Sasha's spins). I think we're from two different planets
Joannie is a great skater and i enjoy her performances, however, comparisons to Kwan are not justified. They do have similar body types but the one thing missing from Joannie's performances are exactly what made Kwan a special skater. I can't quite find the rigth words to describe it but it's the fluidity of movement matching the music (possibly musicality?), the emtion in kwan's performances that draws audiences in. It is that final step that i find missing from joannie's performances - she just doesn't quite go far enough when performing.
Ant
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Is there an ignore list on forum?How i missed that?thats why i m talking sometimes alone with no answers?
I agree with your thoughts here Ant, especially about the "fluidity of movement" of Michelle's skating. There was a subtlety that few others had.
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