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Evegenia had a 61.12 with 35.05 in TES.
Team Russia - Promising Young Skaters
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If you take a moment to think about it...
There were many people at the olympics who scored lower than Serafima now in a "meaningless" junior event
Yulia Lipnitskaya got 66.62 for a clean SP in the pre-olympic GPF (getting silver in the end)
I mean wow!
There were many people at the olympics who scored lower than Serafima now in a "meaningless" junior event
Yulia Lipnitskaya got 66.62 for a clean SP in the pre-olympic GPF (getting silver in the end)
I mean wow!
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Was that higher or lower than Evgenia's score?
Would be interesting since they both had ideal clean skates...
Ooooh my god. SO MANY Russian girls... I wonder if they'll manage a
100% russian GPF at some point?! Completely russian podium is for sure in many competitions.
Again and again I have to say: It is such a painful loss of talent. Please other countries, please make some of them skate for you
If only one of them could find some relatives in Brazil to skate for us... Otherwise our country will continue to be hopeless when it comes to figure skating. Last place at Sochi
Evgeniya had a wrong edge on Lutz
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Right I forgot... and I forgot how important that is now.
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Sima's long program:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NM2G7WYUEOs&list=UUbv3gsBXzIwotCt2JGySfJA
You call it "junior" skating? Are you kiddin me?
At this very moment, August 30th, she may be the best Russian skater or what!? F-A-N-T-A-S-T-I-C!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NM2G7WYUEOs&list=UUbv3gsBXzIwotCt2JGySfJA
You call it "junior" skating? Are you kiddin me?
At this very moment, August 30th, she may be the best Russian skater or what!? F-A-N-T-A-S-T-I-C!!!
With all the respect I have for you Meoima, it's just you imho.
If I have to pick on sth, I'd say her spins here were a little bit worse than in short, most likely because of fatigue in the end of the program.
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Well, I mostly follow men you know. I love big jumps. I have some exception for ladies. Yulia is one. I love her no matter how big or small her jumps are. But with the rest, I am quite picky.With all the respect I have for you Meoima, it's just you imho.
If I have to pick on sth, I'd say her spins here were a little bit worse than in short, most likely because of fatigue in the end of the program.
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Imo her axels are small but the rest is great!
She leans forward a LOT when she lands the other jumps. Not a bad thing, only sth I noticed.
I agree, the only thing I'd "criticize" would be her Biellmann, not a lot of flexibility I think therefore she avoids any stretching positions in spins.
But we're being picky here
I definitely wouldn't call her the best russian skater! But one of the great juniors, very promising !
Btw does anybody also think that, even though she's only 14, she looks way older? Older than Yulia or Elena for example.
She leans forward a LOT when she lands the other jumps. Not a bad thing, only sth I noticed.
I agree, the only thing I'd "criticize" would be her Biellmann, not a lot of flexibility I think therefore she avoids any stretching positions in spins.
But we're being picky here
I definitely wouldn't call her the best russian skater! But one of the great juniors, very promising !
Btw does anybody also think that, even though she's only 14, she looks way older? Older than Yulia or Elena for example.
What I meant is that today, August 30th, she would probably be in best form of them all, right?
Many seniors are in preparation mode and having some probs with programs, jumps, injuries, etc..
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I can see Serafima on podium at WC 2016 (after this WC for senior). :yes: I hope she improve her spins, though.What I meant is that today, August 30th, she would probably be in best form of them all, right?
Many seniors are in preparation mode and having some probs with programs, jumps, injuries, etc..
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What I meant is that today, August 30th, she would probably be in best form of them all, right?
Many seniors are in preparation mode and having some probs with programs, jumps, injuries, etc..
Oh sorry I misunderstood. Well from that point of you you might be right
Russian nationals will be carnage for the next 4 years!!
It's just so impossible to say who will come out on top and go to South Korea, it could be ANYBODY of those junior+senior ladies competing right now!
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No her jumps are big! Much bigger than most of her compatriots! The 2a is still not great but way better than it was last season. She is a very strong jumper, and she does look grown up for her age. Growth changes in the future may not give her much trouble as she might not grow much more. She seems to have a build like a lot of the pairs skaters we see, compact and muscular, but very petite. I like the athleticism and control in her skating, it really makes her presentation stand out among the baby ballerina types.
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Maybe I was comparing her jumps to the boys, and to Liza/Adelina's jumps.
Sima's long program:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NM2G7WYUEOs&list=UUbv3gsBXzIwotCt2JGySfJA
You call it "junior" skating? Are you kiddin me?
At this very moment, August 30th, she may be the best Russian skater or what!? F-A-N-T-A-S-T-I-C!!!
I prefer to Evgenia but Serafima is doing great too :yes:
2015 Russian Championship will be one of the strongest ladies event in figure skating this year, but let's not forget about juniors not being eligible for Worlds and Europeans. They will definitely want to proof themselves amongst world's top seniors, still it won't decide about rest of their season.
2016 RNs, when Sakhanovich, Medvedeva, Sotskova and Proklova are gonna be eligible is when true hunger games begin!!!
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