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Brian Orser interview- How did she end up hiring Orser as a coach?
No, her father - kazakh, mother - kyrgyz.- Is she also of Korean descent, like Denis Ten?
Her mother living with her in Toronto, but father and brother live in Moscow.- Are the family living with her while she trains in Toronto?
Well, says that she can't long live in Toronto, because there always trainings, and after some time she wants back to Kazakhstan, Moscow, where she feels more comfartable, more quietly.porcoplane any chance you know what she is saying at the video you shared??
P.S. My English is bad, so I hope you understand what I wrote.
Hi, i will answer your questions:
Brian Orser interview
No, her father - kazakh, mother - kyrgyz.
Her mother living with her in Toronto, but father and brother live in Moscow.
She's named after Elizabeth Taylor!
Elizabet will go to Gardena Spring Trophy. In seniors? Is it possible? If it is true, she tries to get into the top 24 for next season? Because, if she win there, and win in another b event, she will get 500 points, am i right?
Elizabet will go to Gardena Spring Trophy. In seniors? Is it possible? If it is true, she tries to get into the top 24 for next season? Because, if she win there, and win in another b event, she will get 500 points, am i right?
Yes, i think so. But, it means she tries to compete in senior grand prix next season? I don't know, good this decision or bad..
A wonderful free skate from Elizabet Tursynbaeva
Apart from Wakaba Higuchi’s medal – who puts the young Japanese on the list of names to watch in the future, this year’s edition of the Junior Worlds featured another highlight in the ladies’ event: with a gorgeous, fluid, sensitive free skate, to “Papa, can you hear me?”, the 15-year-old skater representing Kazakhstan, Elizabet Tursynbaeva, pulled from 7th place after the short to 4th overall, after being 11th last year in Sofia. An impressive climb in the World junior rankings – no less than 7 places between two consecutive editions of the Junior Worlds – and more than 30 points improvement in the overall scores between last year and now. To me, both of her programs this season put the young Kazakhstani skater under the spotlight – and you can definitely see team Brian Orser-Tracy Wilson-David Wilson’s hands (and inspiration) in Elizabet’s routines; the 15-year-old learns from the best and moving to Canada, in 2013, might have been one of the best decision for her future international career. “That was nice, I’m proud of you”, Brian Orser smiled with satisfaction at the end of his young student’s free skate and, seeing the scores, Elizabet looked happy too.
you scared me for a second there haha, i thought you were gonna say something about program (ofc you can be critical, its just that i really love this program ). i dont think its only costumeI just had time to watch junior girls SP event, and wow, Elizabet's Memories of a Geisha was a gorgeous program. I usually don't go for those "delicate flower" girls' programs but this one was beautiful. Or maybe I liked it so much because of the costume, lol. The thing I found annoying was the "presentation" thing in the scoring. They should really stop calling it that because Elizabet had, IMO, much better presentation than the top girls, fantastic ease and flow, and yet her "presentation" mark was lower.
I hope growing up will be easy on her and she'll be able to get into the podium-scoring females despite the tall Russian wall. It'll be a few years, I think, before she'll be able to jump through it so I hope she won't get discouraged if she starts skating in the adult circuit next season. In juniors, she could take the gold next year, but starting to earn adult PCS next season is a logical plan too, if the plan is high placement in Pyeongchang .
you scared me for a second there haha, i thought you were gonna say something about program (ofc you can be critical, its just that i really love this program ). i dont think its only costume