Then she should have done it in the free pogram.
Then she should have done it in the free pogram.
Tell that to every single skater. You're saying she's "not good enough to do combos", I showed you that she could. Please stop embarrassing yourself.Originally Posted by ordinary person
Okay, now I got ya.
no its suppose to be 2A/2T/2Lo
You don't have to be so defensive, all i said was if she did it in practice she should have easily done it in the free program which i was hoping for.
Anyways this is just her first time after a quite a while so i know she'll be better.
I feel this early crowning is jinxing her. I expect the other ladies to step up their game at worlds. Maybe Mao will bring back her 3A. While I agree she is a front runner, I don't expect her to get 69 PCS at Worlds with an error filled program. I don't see the judges rewording her that much on PCS compared to Mao and even Ashley. But technically she is the best, no doubt about that. Just needs to keep herself together. She always was the best jumper and somehow only got a single world title. She is on the right track and will probably be more prepared than she was in 2011 but I hate hate hate the early crowning. And the stupid comparison with Mao's score when they were not in the same competition
Mao PCS did not drop even with her disaster FS at NHK, I dont get why Yuna wont score 69 in PCS
Whether Yuna and Mao are in the same competiiton or not, ppl will always complain that Yuna always get high scores.
I wasn't aware that Yuna has a 3A. And really, does anyone do that type of three jump combo? Even the guys usually go for 3-3-2s or 3-2-2s, and don't do a 3A as the first jump of a three jump combo.
Mao's scoring at NHK was bad and I hope that kind of judging won't happen again. I'm not saying Yuna won't crack 60 in PCS but close to 70 it never happened except Vancouver. I believe 66 or 67 for PCS are rare in ISU events and the program does not have visible errors like falls/step-outs. I was trying to say that there isn't a big gap in PCS between Yuna and Mao. Yuna does have the technical advantage which makes her the one to beat in my book
At 2009 worlds, Yuna received 68 for PCS with doubled salchow. With current inclination to increase PCS for skaters with reputation, Mao being a clear example, I'd say 68 PCS here is rather conservative.
Yu-na's free skating - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ye0u0...ature=youtu.be
Thank you!
PCS doesn't REALLY need to be relevant to technical mistakes. I always see that Yuna's presentation, SS, transitions and so on always in place, whether she makes mistakes or not.
It's true that there may not be 'the thrill' we get from a clean program, but that is not all about the PCS. It's not those old 6.0 times.
How come Mae is not doing 2A-3T anymore in her FS??
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