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I'm not a fan of generic love ballads, prefer this type of stuff! It's ok if it's 80s, the only 80s rock that has really been explored on ice is English-language. There's more to life than romance (which kids generally don't have much experience of anyway). And it tests the choreographer/performer's abilities more if they have to convey the meaning to foreign audiences who aren't familiar with the song.
hard splat on the 3F+3T, he didn't need to do that! Oh well, score is still decent (PCS underscored tho). He's in 7th but he has the highest base value in the free program despite being one of the youngest here. If he skates clean or even falls on one of the quad toes he'll definitely podium. I don't think he should do two though because it's better to play it safe. Anyway the kid has the best jump technique out of all and the best interpretation and performance ability along with Vetlugin. DId you see his lutz??
Agree Lukin performs very nicely in his SP, I remember that's where I first noticed him a few competitions ago. But then I was kind of disappointed by his LP because it had really frenetic choreo/quads which I guess he wasn't comfortable enough with to really to focus on performance. Hopefully he's gotten used to it by now, we'll see very soon!I'm a bit sad about Mark Lukin
What do you mean by that? I think that going for a quad in FP is a sign of extreme competitiveness...
Good morning! And OMG I almost missed the start of the Junior Men!good morning everyone!
Morning all!good morning everyone!
Indeed he sounds like he knows his stuff, what's his story? Was he a skater long ago?
Like I said before, I'm not sure. Never came across him in that context, but it's highly likely.
The tassels remind me of Gumennik's veil thingy.
I'm rather puzzled by him trying quads but only having a 2A?
Oh sorry must have missed that, or I'm having a memory fade again.
Vinokur's tassels give me more halloween zombie costume than vampire though
