Was that really a 3+3?Originally Posted by AmEagle3313
Was that really a 3+3?
Okay, if Shawn Sawyer's jumps matched his level of musicality and expression, we'd be talking about a possible medal candidate.
nice program from sawyer! loved the footwork and the extensions in his lines
I thought it was a 3+2 myself.
I don't think it will COUNT as a triple triple, but he tried. :-)
That's what I thought I saw too.
was totally underwhelmed by Ryan's SP... not as spunky and as pleasing as some of his other gemsbut he's definitely got some character in teh straightline
ETA - and why did I think Sean Sawyer was from a more western region of Canada?
Wow, what a gift.
Go Yasuharu!!
It was a triple/ triple for Shawn S
Well, the feed isn't good. Needs to be investigated with a good quality vid.
His last name? Or was that just me? I hear "Sawyer" I think Mark Twain.was totally underwhelmed by Ryan's SP... not as spunky and as pleasing as some of his other gems
ETA - and why did I think Sean Sawyer was from a more western region of Canada?
Last edited by ImaginaryPogue; 11-13-2009 at 09:44 PM. Reason: silly grammar
I really liked Yasuharu...good musicality and he was engaging (at least through a computer monitor...lol). Good 3A...but the doubled and two-footed lutz will hurt
Don't know why Shawn insists on doing the lutz in the SP. It is a very inconsistent jump for him and he has a consistent and beautiful loop that would get more points.
Funny the triple flip triple toe combo is far more consistent for him than the lutz
That's what I first thought when he first came on the scene. I saw Sawyer and I thought of Tom Sawyer, and from that I thought anything but Quebec lol.
Sometimes I wonder if the miss on the lutz is a mental thing/loss of focus for Shawn. His 3A and 3F/3T go well, then he misses the solo lutz. Maybe if he put the lutz as his first jump, he'd be more focused when he attempts it, instead of thinking that it's the last jump in the program.
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