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Men's Short Program: 2013 NHK Trophy
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Thank you so much!!!
You're much better off not understanding what commentators are spewing most of the time. ;P
I understand only a little bit but that Sport 2 guy seems well-meaning but not the brightest bulb, by any means. ;P
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- Dec 12, 2008
Adam RIPPON (USA)
Music: Suite from Carmen for Strings and Drums by Georges Bizet and Rodion Shchedrin
4T - hand down, borderline <
FSSp
CCSp
3A - solid
3F+3T - also clean
StSq - stumble at end
CCoSp
Some smaller mistakes
SP: 44.40+37.85=82.25 (PB)
Music: Suite from Carmen for Strings and Drums by Georges Bizet and Rodion Shchedrin
4T - hand down, borderline <
FSSp
CCSp
3A - solid
3F+3T - also clean
StSq - stumble at end
CCoSp
Some smaller mistakes
SP: 44.40+37.85=82.25 (PB)
Thank you!!!
- Joined
- Feb 5, 2012
- Joined
- Sep 12, 2013
The stumble in the step sequence was so strange! His jumps other than the quad looked fabulous! and what a gorgeous skater he is.
Thank you so much!!
I was distracted during the beginning of Adam's performance, but it looked decent to me.
Haha, good to know!
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- Aug 1, 2011
I believe it is called Working The System.
Whatever else you can say, the move to Raphael has done wonders for his confidence.
- Joined
- Dec 12, 2008
Konstantin MENSHOV (RUS)
Music: Coultergeist by Phil Coulter
Black pants. White draped whirt w/ "creation of Adam" hand details and see-through fabric. Matching gloves
3A
4T+3T - landing on toe pick, standstill
3Lz - fall right to the music, big aw from audience
FCSp - slow
StSq
CSSp
CCoSp
SP: 39.65+34.92-1.00=73.57, 2nd out of 2
Music: Coultergeist by Phil Coulter
Black pants. White draped whirt w/ "creation of Adam" hand details and see-through fabric. Matching gloves
3A
4T+3T - landing on toe pick, standstill
3Lz - fall right to the music, big aw from audience
FCSp - slow
StSq
CSSp
CCoSp
SP: 39.65+34.92-1.00=73.57, 2nd out of 2
- Joined
- Feb 5, 2012
- Joined
- Feb 5, 2012
What a delight watching this, with such an enthousiastic audience. Such a difference compared to last week's CoC (though to be fair, the quality of the skating already seems a lot higher, so there is more to be enthousiastic about!). Also, yay for the Japanese knowing how to properly put figure skating on film.
Unfortunately they seem to think it's necessary to show that distracting technical score counter in the upper left corner of the screen. :-(
Unfortunately they seem to think it's necessary to show that distracting technical score counter in the upper left corner of the screen. :-(
