Hmmm.....
I've actually been thinking about this for quite some time, and by that I mean for a few years now, but especially after the disastrous showing of American Pairs yesterday.
Think about it.......she has everything that is needed to excel in this favorite discipline of mine........small powerful exquisite build, outstanding flexibility, drop dead gorgeous line/carriage/posture/et al, peeeeeeerfect toepoint, aesthetically gorgeous (like a real life porcelain doll), phenomenal presentation, daring & brave, and last but not least she is a powerful jumper that can easily land those few triple jumps that are necessary in pairs skating! My gosh, I honestly think she can become a more powerful version of Katia Gordeeva (no lie). In fact, for me, she would be a perfect blending of two of my all-time favorite female pairs skaters ~ that is the powerful & gutsy Sarah Abitbol and the lovely & elegant Katia Gordeeva. She'll not only blow everybody away in American pairs, but the world as well! I really don't think it is too far fetched ~ she was made for pairs skating IMHO.
Please, Sasha, think about it.........you'll get to the top a whole lot easier in pairs than in singles IMHO.........and in the process create a whole new phenomena in pairs skating in the USA (if not the world). The same way that Steve Prefontaine did when he switched from the mile (which was thee discipline back then that everybody cared about it) to the 3-mile. The world is your oyster & it's waiting for you. All's you have to do is reach for it...
***Note: btw, when Sasha skated to "Romeo & Juliet", the whole time I kept thinking how even more marvelous it would look w/a partner by her side (no lie). And though my first pick would be Fedor Andreev (both would be reminiscent of G&G), my second pick would be Aaron Parchem b/c he's already an American.***
Peace & Love & Hopeful, Nadine ^D
P.S. Btw, pairs skating is the most dangerous of the three disciplines, and if anybody could conquer it, that would be Sasha Cohen IMHO.
GOOOOOOOOOO SASHA!!!!
I've actually been thinking about this for quite some time, and by that I mean for a few years now, but especially after the disastrous showing of American Pairs yesterday.
Think about it.......she has everything that is needed to excel in this favorite discipline of mine........small powerful exquisite build, outstanding flexibility, drop dead gorgeous line/carriage/posture/et al, peeeeeeerfect toepoint, aesthetically gorgeous (like a real life porcelain doll), phenomenal presentation, daring & brave, and last but not least she is a powerful jumper that can easily land those few triple jumps that are necessary in pairs skating! My gosh, I honestly think she can become a more powerful version of Katia Gordeeva (no lie). In fact, for me, she would be a perfect blending of two of my all-time favorite female pairs skaters ~ that is the powerful & gutsy Sarah Abitbol and the lovely & elegant Katia Gordeeva. She'll not only blow everybody away in American pairs, but the world as well! I really don't think it is too far fetched ~ she was made for pairs skating IMHO.
Please, Sasha, think about it.........you'll get to the top a whole lot easier in pairs than in singles IMHO.........and in the process create a whole new phenomena in pairs skating in the USA (if not the world). The same way that Steve Prefontaine did when he switched from the mile (which was thee discipline back then that everybody cared about it) to the 3-mile. The world is your oyster & it's waiting for you. All's you have to do is reach for it...
***Note: btw, when Sasha skated to "Romeo & Juliet", the whole time I kept thinking how even more marvelous it would look w/a partner by her side (no lie). And though my first pick would be Fedor Andreev (both would be reminiscent of G&G), my second pick would be Aaron Parchem b/c he's already an American.***
Peace & Love & Hopeful, Nadine ^D
P.S. Btw, pairs skating is the most dangerous of the three disciplines, and if anybody could conquer it, that would be Sasha Cohen IMHO.
GOOOOOOOOOO SASHA!!!!