? I liked her programs very much and was shocked at how tall and grown up and pretty she looked :thumbsup: . Plus I actually like her SP music, even if it is boring/overused, she is very nice to watch, so long and lean.
Just to lighten the mood....who else thinks Min-Jung is a cutie pahtootie
Just to lighten the mood....who else thinks Min-Jung is a cutie pahtootie
And actually I think people think the music is overused because it's in so many weddings, but I honestly don't remember the last time it was used in FS. (I'm sure someone with more figure skating knowledge than I will chime in with the answer.)
. She's just a baby, she has time to get better, she likely won't ever be like Yuna but she's still a nice skater. Also enjoyed Hae-Jin Kim and her You Raise Me Up routine, I thought she was just about jumps before but she has some nice other qualities too 
. I could make an argument that nationalism plays an even bigger factor in those countries when it comes to skating
, Abbott , Kwan's Primitive. S/P "Scream." 
). She got a little faster (and seemed to have gained some muscle), but she was still painfully slow. She got dragged along by the music (esp. by Canon). She's definitely not a natural performer. Her jumps barely got off the ice. Her spins & spirals were nice, though. The worst part was her step sequence. My god, the girl couldn't do her step sequence for her life. She was underwhelming, but the crowd still cheered her on. She is much better on screen. I did, however, like her cute smile, but that's really the only nice thing I can say about her. Hae-jin skated better. 
I loved "At this Moment" but the audience wasn't really eating it up. Like I said, I don't think the Korean audience really appreciates that kind of music. His tango ("Viejos Aires"), however, roused the crowd. It was the only performance that kept me perked the whole way through. Seeing it live gave me chills & I see a lot of potential in the program. Still, his moves were a little awkward. He could really work with his hand movement. But I think all he needs is time. The program has to be worn several times to make a perfect, comfortable fit. I don't think he has done a tango before, so that might take some getting used to. I think it will be in good shape by March. Jeremy really let himself go when he danced to Tik Tok. He seemed to have a lot of fun. of pulling at each other's hair. The audience loved that. "Bleeding Love" was very nice as well, but not very memorable. 
Sorry, couldn't help it. That was the first thought that came to mind. I never really appreciate his competition programs, but I do often enjoy his exhibition ones. They really show off his playful personality. He really knows how to work the crowd. The girls surrounding me (ok, yeah, me included) were eating up every single booty shake & screaming for more. "Love is All" was very cute. "Aerodynamics" was powerful & entertaining. I do think he's coming to limit himself in terms of "expression" but his choices were appropriate given that the Korean audience is more into entertaining, then subtle artistic. He was so pleased after Wilhem that he really couldn't stop smiling. He got the greatest applause from the crowd (except for Yu-na, of course... she could skate to Sex Bomb a la Plushenko and still receive the greatest applause) and was the only person other than the Korean Queen to receive a standing ovation. He really relished all that love and took the longest to leave after his program was over. His programs were AMAZING. His jumps were on. His artistic self was so, so on. He was gliding across the ice, having so much fun at the same time. He's such an amazing performer. His moves were natural, really fluid.
There are such things are Canadian Country music artists too, by the way.
She's still learning and growing.
