I think I'm officially in the RusLena withdrawal phase, LOL.:sad21:
Yes, it very much could be as there has not been any kind of tango compulsory since the introduction of the short dance (since the 2010 Olympics, that is).
Yes, I know that. I meant that the compulsory sequences themselves have not been tango. In the 2010/2011 season tango was not "compulsory"/obligatory, it was just one of the allowed choices for the second rhythm.The teams could mix the Golden Waltz in 2010/2011 with the Tango aka the Wango
The teams could mix the Golden Waltz in 2010/2011 with the Tango aka the Wango
I see no activity here. It is pretty much ups and downs season for every team in the Ice dancing. Hope see our beloved Ruslena stronger than ever next season.
It seems like the current trend in the ice dancing is songs like PC and WP and Shibs free dances. But looking at the Ruslena videos I think that they can be best at what the others are now avoiding, not in slow music and floating dances but dances with much more ardor and more dancy music. Actually what I want from them is to choose music which highlights the best moments of the program.
Posting Ruslena new waltz:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3CwFKsQ_hk
I think everyone is waiting for news from them. It will come. Regardless of what it is, I believe in these 2
I believe in them too. I'd actually like to see something passionate from them- a tango or even another paso, or in the alternative just some passionate, big music in general... not the romantic pasty stuff everyone else is doing, I agree about that. I do believe they are a team that can do a lot of different styles and themes though, so whatever they decide I'm sure I'll appreciate it
Yes, well, I do believe no one believes they were going to retire or split. It's only about coaching.
Yes, well, from Elena's interview: they spent all their earlier won money on choreos and other expences during the last two seasons. They applied for sponsorship and got the money. Then they applied to Igor and he said that they will have a different training scheme under him and he will not have that much of time for them only but there is Fabian Bourzat who helped them earlier and the new plan actually works for Russian athletes who were previosuly coached in a different way. The reason of going so early is that Igor's group will have additional hip hop classes and they will join that group too. Apparently hip hop helps a lot to figure skaters.
