There wasn't much of a program outside the jumps....but holy crap, THE JUMPS!! Crazy. Congratulations to Max, that is going to be a monster score.
There wasn't much of a program outside the jumps....but holy crap, THE JUMPS!! Crazy. Congratulations to Max, that is going to be a monster score.
Well, Max Aaron certainly delivered.
I'm getting kind of worried for Jeremy right now.
Soooo tired of Scott's fangirl gushing. NBC can we get Brian Boitano instead please?
I'm really not getting all the Aaron-hate going on here.
Aaron's biggest problem and impediment to developing artistry and more well-rounded programs is his coach--Zakrajec. That is what needs to change.
Don't be. He'll come in second and go to Worlds, where he'll have the SOHL.Originally Posted by evangeline
Wow, well I guess Max Aaron is the real personification of Honey Badger.
Maybe not. I do not think the judges are going to appreciate his nap in the middle of the program which enabled him to back load the program.
I bow to you Max!
He needs to better pc's yada yada! That was special. My god Sandra is doing a good job! I can't believe it!
Here, Here!!! ITA!!! Smart Joshua Farris got away from TZ, as did Jeremy (who of course already had the artistic goods, but flourished even more in that area with Yuka and Jason).
Ryan Bradley remained loyal to TZ through his entire career, unfortunately. Seems like Max is pretty loyal too, at least at the moment. The other problem in any case is that the sport doesn't necessarily place the premium on artistry like they should. It's more about the jumps, quads in particular.
Last edited by Art&Sport; 01-27-2013 at 04:27 PM.
Aaron
175.87, total 225.00!
From the beginning of the season, I saw this guy is the most reliable jumper who came through in US in a LONG TIME
Holy crap 96 in TES!
Wow! I stand corrected. Good for him!
Oh my!!!!! 96 TES!!!! lol
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