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Depends on how you initially learned them.Are you saying he has difficulty with the jumps unless he does that? Interesting, considering I always heard it was more difficult to do them with your hands over your head.
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Depends on how you initially learned them.Are you saying he has difficulty with the jumps unless he does that? Interesting, considering I always heard it was more difficult to do them with your hands over your head.
Interesting! I thought the rink announcer said "Gabriel", but maybe I missed the 'eh'.It's 'gabrielle-eh', as @elektra blue can confirm. I have no idea why Mark, who tries to get names right, just doesn't try with Signor Frangipani, it's not even remotely difficult
-2 for the backflip for Adam!
I asked people in the arena if they think the risk was worth it, it might be the difference between 10 and 5 place.
Everybody said it was absolutely worth it, even landing on 2 feet, and I can’t agree more!
The crowd went absolutely wild!

You have to do them on your first attempt, so once you started a turn sequence you need to hit all the requirements, you can’t just keep trying as you go to get them the second or third time.Interesting! I thought the rink announcer said "Gabriel", but maybe I missed the 'eh'.
Aww step sequence level 2? (That's another question! I've seen the level and score for a step sequence pop up in the BOX when the skater only seems to be halfway through, do you have to do all the turns and things in a certain amount of time? Or do the tech panel review it later? How does that work?)
Honestly I think Camden should move onI'm immune to Camden breaking my heart fortunately because I can just enjoy whatever he gives on the day. This was pretty nice overall despite the mistakes. It could have easily turned into a disaster. I do wish he would spend more time on his spins--he always loses levels (& GOE) and Alex Johnson was an amazing spinner. I'm really curious to see what he'll be able to do once he graduates in a couple months and can focus on his skating.