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Heard a rumor that ISU is going to restrict how many times a same type of quad can be allowed in FS. For example, in the past, 4lz can be used twice, alone and in a combo. But in the future, it may be only used once, regardless alone or in a combo. Not sure if it is true or not. If true, currently only Nathan could maintain his five quad program. So proud of him!
aww I didn’t mean to infantilize Nathan or anything - the photographer used that exact word to describe him. I’m quite certain in person he’s very slim and no tummy or extra fat.
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I heard about that possible rule change as well. Wonder if and when Nathan would do the 5 different quad program ...?
What’s going on with his 4Lo anyway - is it something he can still do? I would imagine it’s a bit killer on his hip

I heard about that possible rule change as well. Wonder if and when Nathan would do the 5 different quad program ...?
What’s going on with his 4Lo anyway - is it something he can still do? I would imagine it’s a bit killer on his hip

it's just that in this case, with the small difference in height between them, this is yet another factor that makes them look too close together in size, so that all the choreo moves where they're close together look somewhat awkward to me.Especially since Nathan's loop technique is different than Shoma and Yuzuru (the other 4loop jumpers). They seem to be more natural edge jumpers and carry with them more speed/momentum going into the 4loop than Nathan's technique. I have a feeling Nathan's technique is probably even worse on the hip since it relies more on torque.Among skaters loop jumps are known hip killers. I loved doing 3Loops but I now have bad hips from it (and other things in the sport).![]()
Among skaters loop jumps are known hip killers. I loved doing 3Loops but I now have bad hips from it (and other things in the sport).![]()
Especially since Nathan's loop technique is different than Shoma and Yuzuru (the other 4loop jumpers). They seem to be more natural edge jumpers and carry with them more speed/momentum going into the 4loop than Nathan's technique. I have a feeling Nathan's technique is probably even worse on the hip since it relies more on torque.
, he used even less time than Nathan to attempt 6 quads FS.. if we are worring about Nathan's healthy/injury, what about poor Vincent.May I ask what kind of hip problems exactly?
Thank you Ic3Rabbit for sharing your insider knowledge and experience of the sport as well as all your knowledge about Stars on Ice![]()
I think Vincent is trying to go too big - and idk if he wants to catch up with Nathan or he’s just super ambitious. It actually makes me quite nervous and he seemed quite injured at worlds FS.
Shoma does 3A-4T?
I don't see the value of a quad-1lo-quad under any potential scoring system. It makes more sense to go for something like 3lz-1lo-4s.
Ok, just wanna clarify this
I meant relative to their height Nathan appears slimmer. Ashley seems to have an athletic looking body type, where her shoulders are rather broad and she doesn't have what I would consider a petite frame (just looking at the proportions of her ribcage and limbs, even though of course she's slim, just not super dainty). Nathan on the other hand doesn't exactly have a "typically masculine" V-shaped upper body, his shoulders are rather narrow.
Now of course they don't need a specific body type to be able to pull off an ice dance numberit's just that in this case, with the small difference in height between them, this is yet another factor that makes them look too close together in size, so that all the choreo moves where they're close together look somewhat awkward to me.

Is Vincent’s solo 4S good? He is so ambitious which is admirable - but I really want him to stay healthy enough to make it Beijing 2022