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She will try it in the JGP as far as I know but probably not in combination with the 3T. The toe has the same flawed technique as Miyahara's. At least the one in that video.
 
OMG :jaw:

Is she a junior? I could see her killing it on the JGP. (Hope she tries a 3A in competition someday!)

Layback11, I have always wanted to know who the skater is in your Avatar Pic? It's absolutely gorgeous. :points:
 
How exciting! Not just 3A, but also a triple toeloop accompanied. Midori must be very proud of her legacy to the young generation.
The new blood from Japan can shake up the Russian dominance in ladies? I hope so.

The Japanese and the upcoming Koreans babies has upped their game for the upcoming JGP. The Russian babies better watch their backs!
 
She will try it in the JGP as far as I know but probably not in combination with the 3T. The toe has the same flawed technique as Miyahara's. At least the one in that video.

It's not quite so pre-rotated as Miyahara's, plus she gets more height. Looked within 1/4 to me. Will be very interesting to see if Rika Kihara this season becomes like Mao in 2004/2005, suddenly dominating the Junior circuit with a 3Axel.
 
It's not quite so pre-rotated as Miyahara's, plus she gets more height. Looked within 1/4 to me. Will be very interesting to see if Rika Kihara this season becomes like Mao in 2004/2005, suddenly dominating the Junior circuit with a 3Axel.
It looks quite close to me. She doesn't get that much height either. All of Mie Hamada's students have relatively small jumps; Miyahara's are the smallest for reasons that have already been mentioned.

Kihira's 3A success rate is 3/5 according to Ski Journal.
 
I'm pretty sure it's this picture of Karen Chen :)

Thank you so much for taking the time to answer my question. Karen was not even on my radar. I was thinking maybe it was Naomi Nari Nam. I guess since I'm old that I sometimes forget the new skaters have such gorgeous line for being so young. Thanks again.
 
hello, i am OT from previous conversation here but I was wondering: who is gonna be in contention to go to Korea OG between the Japanese ladies?? I was thinking about it and got worried
We will have
- Mao
- Satoko
- Rika
- Wakaba
- is Marin gonna be old enough?
who else do you guys think could make it??
 
hello, i am OT from previous conversation here but I was wondering: who is gonna be in contention to go to Korea OG between the Japanese ladies?? I was thinking about it and got worried
We will have
- Mao
- Satoko
- Rika
- Wakaba
- is Marin gonna be old enough?
who else do you guys think could make it??

The team I want:
Satoko
Rika
Mao

The team I think most likely:
Mao
Satoko
Marin/Wakaba
 
hello, i am OT from previous conversation here but I was wondering: who is gonna be in contention to go to Korea OG between the Japanese ladies?? I was thinking about it and got worried
We will have
- Mao
- Satoko
- Rika
- Wakaba
- is Marin gonna be old enough?
who else do you guys think could make it??

Marin will be old enough, as well as Yuna Shiraiwa.
 
If last season were the pre-Olympic season, the three most likely candidates would have been Satoko, Marin and Wakaba.

Depends on how everyone will skate next season and in the first part of 2017-2018, those candidates can change. If Mao will start getting better results, she will be on the team even if she finishes off the podium at 2017 Nationals. It's pretty obvious to me that they want Marin on the team as well. The others (including Satoko) won't have that kind of luxury in case they struggle.
 
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