thanks MM. I don't know why posters do not seem to realize I'm going after a change in the Regulations if not the Rules.
Very true, Ant. MM is a life saver for my run on thoughts. Can't help that. I wish I could.Sorry Joe but your posts are often confusing to read and don't apear to have a real point until MM translates into something more concrete
Ant
Getting back to the original question. In pairs Kristi Yamaguchi and Rudy Galindo did the side by side double axels in different directions, so the timing had to be perfect.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0KdW81ioHto
Exactly. As things stand now, the extreme difficulty in jumping in both directions is not considered special, and only skaters who have tried it really know how difficult it is. No special points means disappearing jumps in both directions.beth, I would pay a lot to see that too. I always hoped Rohene would try it some day....However, it would count less than a 3lz3t, so I suspect we will never see this.
I'd pay a lot of money to see a clockwise double axel into a triple lutz counterclockwise combination... That would be incredible and still count as a combo, since you are landing the double axel on the left outside edge, which could go straight into the triple lutz. :scratch: