Nikita Starostin.
I love the costume, I love the music, I love his presentation. Love.
Stalks the jumps, but I don't care. Either the stream was lagging or my laptop is buggy
Protocols are always revealing.Detailed scores
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Wide range of marks for Egadze. Skating skills ranged from 5.75 to 7.50.
US judge detested Le May
Polish judge tied the Witkowski's PCS
I wanted to see what it looked like but it seems like there was no free livestream.that was a spectacular pop + a bomb. @yume what was the correct definition?
Iirc, that's an invalid position or something. Don't know if it's a lot of lost points or just slight.One of them garnered a V (I forget what that means, but it's not good)
gignatically popped and then fell GranomboI wanted to see what it looked like but it seems like there was no free livestream.
I guess he gigantically popped the first jump then fell or did a step-out?
Well, it's a challenge. Fombo or pombo is too simple. Granombo? A little bit of spanish to add some spice.
This YouTube account has several Lombardia Trophy videos including Andrew, Arlet and Yuma:No idea how to sign in with my Facebook account. .
So wanted to see the Disco Inferno, Arlet and will miss my Andrew T. Hopefully a kind soul will take pity and post videos.
Yes, I could pay eight (?) euros, but no, I won't.
I've added them to the REWATCH along with othersThis YouTube account has several Lombardia Trophy videos including Andrew, Arlet and Yuma:
Andrew Torgashev:
Andrew Torgashev 2023 Lombardia Trophy SP
www.youtube.com
Arlet Levandi:
Arlet Levandi 2023 Lombardia Trophy SP
Lag is due to technical issues with stream, sorry.www.youtube.com
Many thanks for your wonderful REWATCH work!I've added them to the REWATCH along with others
I did a quick Google search, and quote from this PDF link popped up from the USFS. https://usfigureskating.org/sites/default/files/media-files/Scoring Cheat Sheet.pdfOn the other hand, I was thinking that his spins looked improved... very centered and good positions... but the protocols say otherwise. One of them garnered a V (I forget what that means, but it's not good) and that element was 12th of the 13 men. Still, a very good first outing of the season.
All spins with a change of foot must have three revolutions on each foot. In the short program, a spin that does not meet this requirement will get no value. In the free skate, the sign “V” indicates that this requirement was not met.
Nikita's costume and music!
Pity Andrew was in a 'who cares about the paying audience' mood when getting dressed, and black is NOT his colour. Skating was nice. Problem is, all the ones I can see from the videos put up, they were... tepid. Yes, even Yuma.
ps - it did occur to me that that rink is rather tepid-making in itself, a very bland space, so maybe it was a damper on them.
I hope so, I quite liked him last year if I recall. I have no problem with watching quite a few specific skaters for ages in just all black (UA for instance), because they are beautiful and move beautifully in it. But most of the all-black outfits we do see just don't fit as well as a proper costume (or UA )Agreed about Nikita, I love a skater who commits to it *all*.
No confirmation yet, but I doubt Andrew deliberately went with the training gear. He has never been a "I found this at Target" skater, usually tastefully lightly blinged costumes. Even at summer comps. And mangloves . Either he lost a costume or something happened to the one he had.
This YouTube account has several Lombardia Trophy videos including Andrew, Arlet and Yuma:
Andrew Torgashev:
Andrew Torgashev 2023 Lombardia Trophy SP
www.youtube.com
Arlet Levandi:
Arlet Levandi 2023 Lombardia Trophy SP
Lag is due to technical issues with stream, sorry.www.youtube.com
Based on years of scrutinising protocols I've observed Japanese judges are almost always very scrupulous about avoiding the appearance of national bias, sometimes to a degree that would piss me off if I was a Japanese fan. They'll underscore great performances by Japanese skaters even when the skater's placement hangs in the balance. (I think I can remember a couple of exceptions involving Hanyu, but they really are rare.) Most Russian judges were the opposite back when they were allowed to judge internationally. For most other nationalities it varies. For example, I've seen Canadian/US judges who behave like Japanese judges and ones who are shameless about pushing their skater/couple too.Protocols are always revealing.
I thought Andrew's steps were awesome, and that element ranked at the very top of the heap.
On the other hand, I was thinking that his spins looked improved... very centered and good positions... but the protocols say otherwise. One of them garnered a V (I forget what that means, but it's not good) and that element was 12th of the 13 men. Still, a very good first outing of the season.
Interesting that while the placements among Yuma and Andrew were consistent, the Japanese judge had the skaters very close in score, the American a wider gap... and the Polish and Georgian judges saw a chasm between them.
Maybe they call it destraction-free?Nikita's costume and music!
Pity Andrew was in a 'who cares about the paying audience' mood when getting dressed, and black is NOT his colour. Skating was nice. Problem is, all the ones I can see from the videos put up, they were... tepid. Yes, even Yuma.
ps - it did occur to me that that rink is rather tepid-making in itself, a very bland space, so maybe it was a damper on them.
figureskatingandrainbows, is your profile pic baby Yuma?Yuma Kagiyama
4S *chef's kiss*
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YUMAA I know he messed up the combo but that step sequence was fantastic and I've missed him so much
SP: 91.47 (casual 21-point lead) also hiiii Papa Kagiyama and Caro!
Nope, it's adult Yuma from his FujiTV profile, but this is why he's a member of the Small and Mighty Clubfigureskatingandrainbows, is your profile pic baby Yuma?