And why changing your post? I'm just expressing my opinion. If you feel the need to attack, that says it all.
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And why changing your post? I'm just expressing my opinion. If you feel the need to attack, that says it all.
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Yup, Rohene did the choreo. And it shows. 
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I agree.. He is something special and have qualities I do not even see in senior skaters
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Interesting. Anyone know what the typical age is for these elite male skaters to get a triple axel?
I really like him as a skater...just watching his facial expression backstage after he won, there's something endearing about him too.
I just watched Han Yan's FS. Was anyone actually at the event because on video he looks like he flies in and out of his jumps it was so impressive especially on the quad and one of the 3F. Does he actually come off like that live? I'd love to watch him live one day.
On another note I really dislike the outside edge camel spins that some guys are doing these days especially when their leg has this weird looking bend in it
(opps i think the spin i saw was in the SP)
On another note I really dislike the outside edge camel spins that some guys are doing these days especially when their leg has this weird looking bend in it
(opps i think the spin i saw was in the SP)
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It should look even more impressive live. I hope your wish comes true!
It's like 16 or 17. Brown is a few days away from 17
I don't know what there is to disagree about. 3A is necessary. Everyone agrees. And that doesn't even mention quads. Think of Adam Rippon. He won a world jr title without a 3A. It probably would have been better if he lost trying with a 3A that time. There is way too much success comes without a 3A mentality in Brown from interviews.
Lysacek had a good career but the 3A held him back a lot of times - jumps were always up in the air and why he was never a frontrunner for much of anything and everyone talked about PCS and transitions.
Yes, I can attest to that. I was there for the Junior Men today, kind of fun they had that event after the Senior Men LP. Han Yan was flying like a little squirrel jumping from tree top to tree top. He had incredible speed. No wonder, he stated that his idol is Patrick Chan and I can see how Han Yan has a little bit of Patrick Chan in him except the footwork. Otherwise, he got the jumps and speed, just like Patrick Chan.
He really did seem like a version of Patrick so much speed in the video! I saw Jason's vid after Han Yan's and thought that he was quite smooth and flowly? on the ice. Were you there for the Men's FS too? I'd imagine that Han was faster than some of the senior men. It must have been a real treat to see the jr men's and men's event live. I am quite jealous >.<
The result is quite disappointing for me. I know, if it were not for the mistake in SP, Yan would have win. The illness really drew him down in the performance. But, I still feel a little shocked at the PCS. At JGP Italy, Yan received a PCS of 71+ with his LP, while he only got 63+ at this competition, in which he delivered a much better performace. Almost 9 points down, that was too big for me to accept ... Watching him struggle to the K&C, with those unstopped bad coughes, makes me heartbreaking. He even coughed all through the medal ceremony.
It was a great competition after all. Hope to see all these young boys do well at JW.
... Watching him struggle to the K&C, with those unstopped bad coughes, makes me heartbreaking. He even coughed all through the medal ceremony.It was a great competition after all. Hope to see all these young boys do well at JW.
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Jason will be 17 in a couple of days. Lysacek is a good example of a hard-working athlete, who won the World and Olympics, but his 3 axel is not a good example, in my opinion. He had problems with it, my guess is that there would have been less problems if he had learned it a bit earlier.
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Congrats to the medalists and hope Yan gets better soon! I'm so happy for Jason (hugs to Josh and best of luck next time)! Nice to know that Rohene is choreographing for him, brings a big smile to my face!
I said this in another thread recently, but I remember Chan talking about how someone (was it Kurt?) told him how to jump the quad (something about how to hold his body or I can't remember....but the point is, that someone gave him a mental map that he could "see" and boom, he started landing the quad)....and I just wish there was someone who could talk Jason through the 3 axel (and then later the quad too)....there's got to be some little "thing" he needs to lift up into and complete it that he just doesn't have yet (and, I hate to think of him practicing it so much and yet not reaching hte goal, it must be frustrating, nerve racking and I worry about injury too). That said, I do think he still has time AND regardless, it is wonderful to seem he skate now!
I said this in another thread recently, but I remember Chan talking about how someone (was it Kurt?) told him how to jump the quad (something about how to hold his body or I can't remember....but the point is, that someone gave him a mental map that he could "see" and boom, he started landing the quad)....and I just wish there was someone who could talk Jason through the 3 axel (and then later the quad too)....there's got to be some little "thing" he needs to lift up into and complete it that he just doesn't have yet (and, I hate to think of him practicing it so much and yet not reaching hte goal, it must be frustrating, nerve racking and I worry about injury too). That said, I do think he still has time AND regardless, it is wonderful to seem he skate now!
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I am also quite disappointed by the results from yesterday. Please don’t get me wrong. All the medalists put on a great performance, and with special mention to Han Yan. For those of you who may not know, Yan caught a cold before leaving for Canada, which turned into a fever when he got to Quebec City. He even experienced hallucinations (from the high fever) the day before the Junior Men’s Short Program, and it did not get any better after that. I know had Yan not popped the triple Axel in his short program, he would have won here. Still, I am really puzzled by Yan’s PCS from the long program, as he put on a much better performance here than he did in Italy. But look at the two scores! Yan’s PCS here got marked down for almost 9 points, a difference that can’t be explained by any ordinary means.
Despite the jet lag and sickness, Yan proved him to be truly the rising star of tomorrow. And I can’t wait to see a healthy Yan performing at JW next year. Trust me, it won’t just be good. It will be spectacular!
Despite the jet lag and sickness, Yan proved him to be truly the rising star of tomorrow. And I can’t wait to see a healthy Yan performing at JW next year. Trust me, it won’t just be good. It will be spectacular!
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I agree that Lysacek didn't have a good 3A, but he did manage to at least get it to where he could win worlds and the Olympics. My comment was really just trying to point out that there is still time for Jason to add a competition-ready 3A to his repertoire.
BTW, I absolutely agree that getting it a bit earlier would have likely helped Lysacek.
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Congratulations to Jason. well done!
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Jason's FP is one of the highlights of the GPF for me. A clean program! And skated with such elegance and ease.
I can't bring myself to worry much about the 3A. He's too big a talent not to get it... or so I trust.
I can't bring myself to worry much about the 3A. He's too big a talent not to get it... or so I trust.
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In this array of stars, I was hoping for Jason to skate his best. He will be the one who skates blade to ice, and not flying off the ice.
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Wow! I truly adore him being sick and still give a wonderful performance. As I have mentioned before he is super talent and has almost no weakness, I will not be surprise if he will become an olympic champion one day.
I can't wait for JW as well and hope that by that time his medal will turn gold.
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