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For those interested, Scott is currently accepting questions for an online interview from his fans.
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Scott Smith
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The submissions page reads: "Scott Smith, the 1998 US Junior Men's Champion, placed fourth this past season at US Nationals in the senior division."
Scott was 4th at 2003 Nationals; he placed 9th in 2004.
While Scott's skating doesn't remind me at all of Paul Wylie's, he certainly is a very nice and hard-working young man.
Scott was 4th at 2003 Nationals; he placed 9th in 2004.
While Scott's skating doesn't remind me at all of Paul Wylie's, he certainly is a very nice and hard-working young man.
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I see a resemblence in his line, especially the stretch in his back leg. He's rather elegant when he's on.gsk8 said:
I don't see much resemblance between Scott and Paul's skating, either. I saw them skate on the same ice last fall, and it was immediately obvious that Paul had much stronger basic skating skills -- deep knee bend and full extension on each stroke for maximum power. Scott is rather stiff in both his knees and his upper body. I know he has been working hard to try to improve this, and I give him lots of credit for trying, but it's only coming slowly to him, and is still holding him back.
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For me, Scott Smith has the fascinating quality of looking like Paul Wylie on TV, and in person looking like...like... like, oh shucks, Scott Smith. I put this down to his posture and extension (which show very very well on TV) and the live problem to what drfrog said. Skating skills needing improvement. Lack of speed, kneebend, etc.
