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Are 3-2 combos important at all?
It seems to me, the double jump of a 3/2 combo is so easy that I wonder if carries any rechnical merit at all. Also I wonder, since it's so easy and if it is indeed rewarded for technical merit, why don't skaters do 3 or 4 of such combos? This is just my perception of the 3/2 combo based on my observation of Michelle's performances over the years. Correct me if I'm wrong she only fell once on the double jump in the 3lz/2t she did at 1997 Nationals. Lastly, she had had 100% successes with the 3L/2R in the 2002 season, again it seemed so easy. Why doesn't she do the 3/2R combo anymore? How much technical advantage does a 2R have over a 2T in a 3/2 combo? Thanks.
It seems to me, the double jump of a 3/2 combo is so easy that I wonder if carries any rechnical merit at all. Also I wonder, since it's so easy and if it is indeed rewarded for technical merit, why don't skaters do 3 or 4 of such combos? This is just my perception of the 3/2 combo based on my observation of Michelle's performances over the years. Correct me if I'm wrong she only fell once on the double jump in the 3lz/2t she did at 1997 Nationals. Lastly, she had had 100% successes with the 3L/2R in the 2002 season, again it seemed so easy. Why doesn't she do the 3/2R combo anymore? How much technical advantage does a 2R have over a 2T in a 3/2 combo? Thanks.