Left off a double on a planned 3 jump combo starting with 2A I think.
Still, a big improvement over Zagreb. Might have been around 155 for clean FS, 235 total
Based on this second performance, I think I'm still good with my early prediction: Yuna could get something in the 225-230 range with clean skates in Sochi. Breaking her World and Olympic records is not out of reach, if she continues to improve and peaks at the Olympics.
I think this shows that all of the baroque headshrinking that some indulge in (Yuna is competing unwillingly, isn't really into it, doing it out of loyalty, etc. etc.) is a load of bollocks.Yuna's got quite a sense of humor. Doing a double Axel during the medal ceremony.
Thanks for the link! I'm still not a big fan of the program, but boy she skated it well!
OK, now I've seen it. She really is so graceful.
Indeed, compared to Golden Spin, she was faster and seemed to have better stamina.
I'm surprised it's the 2As that are giving her a little trouble so far this season. Stepout in Zagreb, a little scratchy yesterday as well as her 1st 2A today, and singled 2nd 2A.
But on the other hand, oh boy does she seem to have a safety margin on the Lz and F! Seems like she never misses those anymore! I don't see her popping a F like at the 2011WC LP.
The choreography is beautiful and elegant, but I also am not the biggest fan of Adiós Nonino. Especially when compared to last year's Les Misérables, which I thought was just a masterpiece, especially the musical arrangement.
But to be fair, I've always loved the music of Les Misérables and thought Adiós Nonino was overused... Only exception was Chen Lu's Adiós Nonino in her 1998SP, but that wasn't the objective me anyway
The music hasn't gotten into me yet, but I just love the choreos, and the spins and step sequences are wayyy better than those of Zagreb. She gained much more speed and power-I'm sure by the time she performs it at the Olympics, it'll become a masterpiece :yes: Hahahaha, this cracks me up. Her podium mates are also tittering. 
