Anastasia Tarakanova
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not sure if we can update this on the first page but Nastya's new PB is 58.74 in EL (from Zhuk Qualifiers), 67.54 (Nationals Elder Age), 129.40 (Nationals Elder Age), total 196.94 (Nationals Elder Age)
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This score would have put her in 3rd place in this year's world jr championships over Kaori Sakamoto and i do think that she Nastya is better.
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Does anyone know if Nastya is in the main group in Eteri's group?
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She's taken a bit longer than I expected to get to this level(If that makes any sense considering her age...), but I've been really impressed by her towards the end of this season. The early 2004 birthday class of Russians is absolutely ridiculous and she's going to have some very tough competition there. She still has some obvious issues to fix like with some of her jumping but I see her being a part of the next big wave. Hopefully she actually survives it and we'll see her enter the seniors at a good standing.
The next junior season's going to be so exciting and it's going to be very difficult to wait for over a month longer! Despite Zagitova's undeniable success, she's not really been the kind of a skater to really manage to "wow" me in the way that I'm expecting some of these girls to be able to.
The next junior season's going to be so exciting and it's going to be very difficult to wait for over a month longer! Despite Zagitova's undeniable success, she's not really been the kind of a skater to really manage to "wow" me in the way that I'm expecting some of these girls to be able to.
Well, first JGP event for Nastya will be in Austria. She will face with very tough competitors: with her compatriot Anastasia Gubanova (she is JGPF 2016 silver medalist), with Korean big talent Eun Soo Lim and with Japanese girls, who always are very strong.
In the last season Nastya was struggle with her Lutz jump. She often fell on her first combo. I hope that her moving to Eteri was helpful and she jumps this jump fine. We'll see.
I've heard that they decided to keep the same FS program which I don't really like. But what I like is her SP. If they kept her FS, hope that they kept and SP.
In the last season Nastya was struggle with her Lutz jump. She often fell on her first combo. I hope that her moving to Eteri was helpful and she jumps this jump fine. We'll see.
I've heard that they decided to keep the same FS program which I don't really like. But what I like is her SP. If they kept her FS, hope that they kept and SP.
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where have you heard it? As far as i know there's still zero information about her programs.I've heard that they decided to keep the same FS program which I don't really like. But what I like is her SP. If they kept her FS, hope that they kept and SP.
And i doubt that she will keep FS because she's using this FS for 2 season already.
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Well, first JGP event for Nastya will be in Austria. She will face with very tough competitors: with her compatriot Anastasia Gubanova (she is JGPF 2016 silver medalist), with Korean big talent Eun Soo Lim and with Japanese girls, who always are very strong.
In the last season Nastya was struggle with her Lutz jump. She often fell on her first combo. I hope that her moving to Eteri was helpful and she jumps this jump fine. We'll see.
I've heard that they decided to keep the same FS program which I don't really like. But what I like is her SP. If they kept her FS, hope that they kept and SP.
I don't think they're keeping her short program. There's this pic of eteri's group doing their sp starting pose and it's not the one from last season.
In fact, on that pic just starting poses of new programs, not "sp starting pose".
Source - Instagram of Daniil Gleykhengauz "A few starting points from new programs"
http://goo.gl/vQQeeb
Source - Instagram of Daniil Gleykhengauz "A few starting points from new programs"
http://goo.gl/vQQeeb
Longer? She has been doing pretty well for the last three seasons! In 2014-15 she won Russian nationals younger age (comparable to younger novice). The following season she was the only one from her age group who got to junior nationals (For example, Scherbakova and Trusova didn't), and finished there 16th. In 2016-17 she unfortunately didn't do that great at Russian junior nationals (14th), but then she redeemed herself and won older novice nationals and also won junior B nationals.
Any news about why she is not on this list?
http://fsrussia.ru/news/3055-figuri...grammy-na-kontrolnykh-prokatakh-yuniorov.html
http://fsrussia.ru/news/3055-figuri...grammy-na-kontrolnykh-prokatakh-yuniorov.html
Sure its just mistake. Yesterdays pic from test skates: http://goo.gl/aNkFQi
http://goo.gl/yyiCaQ
Small interview from test skates. Some general topics, most interesting part:
"My programs (both, if i understand right) will be from Daniel Markovic (Gleykhengauz), I even did not expect that - with very good and emotional music, so suitable for me."
Small interview from test skates. Some general topics, most interesting part:
"My programs (both, if i understand right) will be from Daniel Markovic (Gleykhengauz), I even did not expect that - with very good and emotional music, so suitable for me."
I am very glad it was just a mistake that her name wasn't on the list.
Any news about how she did at the test skate?
I was a bit afraid that Nastia might lose her JGP Austria spot because she didn't do very well at the test skate event but even though Russia has changed some of their JGP assignments Nastia didn't lose her JGP Latvia spot. Further changes are still possible of course.
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