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This might be confusing what I mean, so my ideal layout would be:I'm most happy to see Sasha Trusova's 3axel!!! That's the jump she really needs. A 3a in the SP and one in the LP will give her such a bonus with the rest of her quads. I could seriously see her do her LP as:
3a, 4f, 4s, 4ltz-2t//////// 4ltz(-3t), 4toe(-Eu-3sal), 3ltz(-3t,-3lp,-3sal,-2t if needed).
Plan A: 3a, 4f, 4s, 4ltz-2t//////// 4ltz-3t, 4toe-Eu-3sal, 3ltz. However, if she misses the first 4lutz she'd miss a combo and it would be too risky to put in another 4lutz, so I think the 4toe should replace the second 4lutz and then you can play around with the final jump pass in combo, like
Plan B: 3a, 4f, 4s, 4ltz (fall or stepout) //////// 4t-3t, 4toe-Eu-3sal, 3ltz (-3loop, -3toe, -2toe).
And actually with a 3axel and 4 different quads, her LP can have TWO X/-3toes. What that means is that she could do 4lz-3toe in both the first AND back half. So Sasha really could/should go for the 4lutz/3toe first and see what happens after that.... Whatever the case, she needs to figure out the best points value.
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Certain hippos don't rampage here anymore, so I can say that Mishin's women really might not even skate and it won't matter to me. Just dreadful direction from him.
Her grit and determination deserve so much admiration. Of course you can criticize her skating and programs, but, tbh, that is true for most of the ladies. In the end a lot of it comes down to personal preferences and tastes. Imo, the more different coaching schools and skating styles are represented at test skates, the better for the continued popularity of Russian FS overall.
