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I think all of them had their 3Lz in the 2nd half of their FS, if that's what you mean.
I meant a combination with a 3lz on the end... which actually might not be possible...
I think all of them had their 3Lz in the 2nd half of their FS, if that's what you mean.
I meant a combination with a 3lz on the end... which actually might not be possible...
I've never seen it, but one that would totally drop my jaw is a 3loop/half loop/triple sal/triple toe
In theory, it might be possible to do something like one-foot triple salchow (landing on the back inside edge of the "wrong" landing foot) directly into triple salchow, and then a triple toe or triple loop afterward, but in practice I don't think anyone would be able to do it.
I meant a combination with a 3lz on the end... which actually might not be possible...
The hardest combination is 3axel/3toe done by Midori but not in a competition.
Or I guess, since we're talking hypotheticals, you can do the FIRST jump from your opposite direction (it can be a single, since top skaters can do opposite direction singles), and then the 3Lz in your natural direction. That might be more achievable.
Serafima Sakhanovich did a 3S+3T+3T.
http://www.academy.fskate.ru/results/fcup1112/final1112_KMC_FS_Scores.pdf
I think 3z-1lo-3s-2t will be all the rage one day.
Thanks. I hope she can bounce back to form. Such strong SS and interpretation living within that girl.
Serafima Sakhanovich did a 3S+3T+3T.
http://www.academy.fskate.ru/results/fcup1112/final1112_KMC_FS_Scores.pdf