Yeah I know what you mean, given the poor conditions of the ice and room temperature and her fall during warm up (Again! Just like yesterday), I was totally expect the worst, especially she rarely ever goes clean at her LP right? I am now utterly stunned and shell shocked at what I saw.
Oh man... I still feel so buzzy right now, feeling like I just had 10 expressos. Havn't felt like this way about anyone's skating since witnessed Yuna's Olympic Skates! Gosh... what did I just saw?? It still feels surreal. I guess that's why she is the reigning Olympic Champion. 19 months away hasn't changed it one bit.
I'm hoping for a good fancam. The commentators and all the camera shutters constantly going off are just annoying and distracting. Anyways, what fine performance.
Good performances. Can't say anything was really missing. Should be very competiive for another world title.
Here's a rinkside view of Yuna's performance: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q49mQTovkrc
Amazing...just watched the fan cam of her FP;-))) she won't be satisfied still with some details of the program as I know her;-)) but jumps cleanly, and she is the best ice skater technically in this 21st century, no doubt about that. (@os168 : cant write you any PMs your message box on this forum is full:-)
True, there's still some refining to be done. Her spins in particular. But wow! She's quite a fighter and a competitor. I still had some lingering doubts about her desire and ability to compete after her long break, but her recovery yesterday and then her clean long program just erased those doubts for me. I'm so glad she competed at least twice before Worlds (unlike the 2011 Worlds). I think this (both the mistakes in the SP and the clean performance in the LP) will prepare her very well.
Why Yuna doesn't perform her 2A-3T? Or 3F-3T? In the first case she could then add a 2L to the 3S-2T and in the second she would abandon the 2T after 3S. I know she doesn't need it in order to win but she's definitely capable of doin so. Her 2A-3T was solid as a rock everytime she performed it and we've seen she still can do 3F-3T. Is it because of stamina? Or she just doesn't want to do what's not necessary? Do you have any idea?
Great job done!
I'm relieved that Kim's come back will put an end to ladies figure skating's mess.
^Yeah, great sarcasm indeed considering the score at Korean Nationals:
SP Nationals:
Kim Yuna- 64.97, with 1Lu and a fall
Asada: 62.81 with 1Loop and no 3-3
Suzuki: 65.09 with no 3-3
Kostner: 70.13 with no 3-3 and no flip/lutz jump
SP Russian Nationals:
All first three skated clean, with 3-3 and had no -GOE on any element:
Liza: 69.50 with 3Lu-3T including
Adelya: 66.99
Lena: 64.58 with 3Lu-3T and 3F
People often compain that Ladies field is weak. Looking at these result I wonder how it can become stronger.![]()
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