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2018-19 Russian Ladies' figure skating
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Thanks largeman!
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For those interested,
Tallink Hotels Cup 2019 International Competition, Tallinn, Estonia
Sat 23rd Feb 2019 Short Programme
11h30 Adv Novice girls , 15h00 Junior ladies, 17h45 Senior ladies
Sun 24th Feb 2019 Free Skating Programme
09h00 Adv Novice girls, 12h55 Junior ladies, 15h45 Senior ladies
Times local, i.e. EET (= GMT +2)
From Russia
Nina Kabukaeva (Novice)
Anastasiia Samofalova (Junior)
Anastasiia Kolomiets (Senior)
Tallink Hotels Cup 2019 International Competition, Tallinn, Estonia
Sat 23rd Feb 2019 Short Programme
11h30 Adv Novice girls , 15h00 Junior ladies, 17h45 Senior ladies
Sun 24th Feb 2019 Free Skating Programme
09h00 Adv Novice girls, 12h55 Junior ladies, 15h45 Senior ladies
Times local, i.e. EET (= GMT +2)
From Russia
Nina Kabukaeva (Novice)
Anastasiia Samofalova (Junior)
Anastasiia Kolomiets (Senior)
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Never mind, re Tarakanova, because she's also off the Tallinn Hotels Cup list
I wonder why she’s not competing? I was a fraud injury at first, but she’s seen in AOP recent Instagram video, although she’s standing off the ice. Anyone got any idea?
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You are so helpful Giltedge.
Do you happen to know if there is a full schedule for the Russian Cup event anywhere?- Joined
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In Russian:You are so helpful Giltedge.
https://www.fsrussia.ru/files/docs/competitons/1819/cor1819_competition_schedule_revised.pdf
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I have a question that’s been lingering in my head for a while: Is falling on a quad similar to falling on a triple. I’ve seen many comments saying that Sasha’s body will fail her if she continues falling on quads, but there are some ladies who fell a lot on triples, and yet haven’t had any major issues on health. Anyway, Sasha almost never falls on triples so why not go the extra mile and try quads? It’s great being consistent, but no one will just remember consistent, since Sasha isn’t particularly artistic, she can shine with her athleticism.
On another note, lots of sad and mean people said Sasha’s quads had no height. Their bias is truly blinding them from pure facts. I can’t help but pity them for not being able to see the reality of things.
On another note, lots of sad and mean people said Sasha’s quads had no height. Their bias is truly blinding them from pure facts. I can’t help but pity them for not being able to see the reality of things.
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Yeah, I am always amused how naysayers are conveniently forgetting the obvious statistics that low level skaters struggling with their triples and not even dreaming about quads - falling much more often than skillful quadsters and they usually are having more weight and force of impact i.e. more injuries as a result - which is not very widely known though - because low level skaters are not exactly focus of public attention.
Yeah, next time you are met with such travesty - just show them this pic
https://pp.userapi.com/c850632/v850632008/ab2ae/J4vnbeijQ0I.jpg
and let them move on
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I prefer the one from warmup with other skaters in the frame. For scale, y’know?Yeah, next time you are met with such travesty - just show them this pic
https://pp.userapi.com/c850632/v850632008/ab2ae/J4vnbeijQ0I.jpg
and let them move on
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Simply put, some people do not want the sport to progress. They want just beautiful skating and 50 meter spirals, never mind that it's an actual sport where strength and athleticism should actually matter.
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I just realized that Winter Children of Asia Interntnl Sports Games took place in Russia and it is not a game for just Asian countries
Can anyone tell me what the game is named after?
Can anyone tell me what the game is named after?
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The only why falling on a quad could be more dangerous than on a triple that I can think of is: more height. When you jump a quad you have more height so you fall more, and maybe even faster. But besides that? Falling is falling lol
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The truth is Alina needs a couple of more competitions to prove or disprove herself. She didn't compete enough the last two seasons. Sofia twice more.
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On a video on why quint might be impossible they said the more the rotations the higher the force of impact on the landing but that was if it was landed correctly not a fall.
EDIT: it was a different video but here it is: https://youtu.be/RtFGwpMlOYo you land with the force equivalent of x7 your body weight. On one foot. On a tiny blade. I’m impressed.
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There’s also more force from rotation and mechanical stress on the body doing a quad vs a triple in the first place, regardless of falls. I don’t know if there’s ever been a dedicated sports study about the effect of increased rotational forces on the risks of falls.
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Trusova is strong though. Those ‘ballet’ photos for Adidas show impressive abs and obliques (?).
Aleksandra has the right build, relatively tall but slender, strong legs, core, shoulders.
I don’t think she will loose her ‘spring’ required for performing clean quads even when she gains a little in her hips or bust.
She herself is determined to keep them in her repertoire, almost at all cost in training efforts.
And her success rate in landing them without too much deductions is like 80%, which seems OK to me, a risk worth taking.
The mechanics of quad jumps in girls her age should be very interesting to study in a scientific way. What power is required to get the height and how to launch properly, what speed on entry to get the rotational momentum and how legs, core, chest and shoulder muscles should cooperate, how to safely land w/o UR and to absorb the remaining inertia to skate out of the quad cleanly and at speed.
It all goes so fast, a high speed camera reel slowed down and Aleksandra in a special jumpsuit with positional and inertial sensors might be needed and many jumps of course to acquire the needed data and footage from all angles.
I would love to see a scientific documentary made about and with Trusova’s skating and jumping skills, much like the groundbreaking “What makes Milo fly” in gymnastics.
https://www.youtube.com/video?=ZWVMWTOzbgw
And how to train a quad? Using the ‘harness and fishing rod’ in the gym, using the ‘fat suit’ on the ice. Lots of falls probably which might not look good .... but shows how determined Aleksandra is and how dedicated her trainers are in making those elements work for her, The Quadster, the only girl in the world that drives Quads and jumps Quads ;-)
Aleksandra has the right build, relatively tall but slender, strong legs, core, shoulders.
I don’t think she will loose her ‘spring’ required for performing clean quads even when she gains a little in her hips or bust.
She herself is determined to keep them in her repertoire, almost at all cost in training efforts.
And her success rate in landing them without too much deductions is like 80%, which seems OK to me, a risk worth taking.
The mechanics of quad jumps in girls her age should be very interesting to study in a scientific way. What power is required to get the height and how to launch properly, what speed on entry to get the rotational momentum and how legs, core, chest and shoulder muscles should cooperate, how to safely land w/o UR and to absorb the remaining inertia to skate out of the quad cleanly and at speed.
It all goes so fast, a high speed camera reel slowed down and Aleksandra in a special jumpsuit with positional and inertial sensors might be needed and many jumps of course to acquire the needed data and footage from all angles.
I would love to see a scientific documentary made about and with Trusova’s skating and jumping skills, much like the groundbreaking “What makes Milo fly” in gymnastics.
https://www.youtube.com/video?=ZWVMWTOzbgw
And how to train a quad? Using the ‘harness and fishing rod’ in the gym, using the ‘fat suit’ on the ice. Lots of falls probably which might not look good .... but shows how determined Aleksandra is and how dedicated her trainers are in making those elements work for her, The Quadster, the only girl in the world that drives Quads and jumps Quads ;-)
Ahhhhh!!!!!!!! Are you kidding ? Both competed 6 times this saison + japan open for Alina and she competed 10 times last year when Sofia still in junior competed 4 times. Alina had enough competitions, she has nothing to prove.
I'm not saying that. I was asking if their spots had been confirmed for worlds. I do not follow this thread very much, but do follow skating news on Twitter and did not read that the Fed confirmed their spots were secure. That's all.
I think they were being sarcastic, which I find uncalled for because it was a legit question. I honestly thought no spots for Worlds were set yet.
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