2015-16 JGPF Pairs Short Program
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This is my feeling too... it can be scary, and unfortunately more often than not, if you start liking a pair, they end up splitting up because the girl grows too big for the guy, since most of the junior pairs girls are around 12 and most of the guys are around 18. But I'll give it a go...
We'll it's the final, so the really scary ones shouldn't have made it this far.
Of the first two pairs, I thought the Czechs were way better (...and the judges agree!). I particularly enjoyed the footwork at the end, and it looked like they did, too. And since they're not too far apart in age, maybe they'll survive (maybe).
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Loved that performance, so nice for them they got a seasons best. Liked the dress until the K&C, why would you put fringe on one side of your chest?
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I don't know the plans of the Czech Fed for Anna and Martin, but they certainly are perfect for pair skating, everything about their lines and skating works well together. I just hope they want to keep them together, and maybe focus less on single skating, especially Anna. It's not like any of them have a chance as single skater, but if they improve well in the coming years, I could see them even fighting for an European podium.
Did Gubanova double her jump? Her jumps kinda remind me of Bazarova
It has to be a double. They can only do double axels or double flips in the short in junior. They opted for double flips.
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I do think it's been Anna's choice to continue in singles as well as pairs. I do imagine that within the next year she'll probably have to make a choice if she really wants to excel.
Did Gubanova double her jump? Her jumps kinda remind me of Bazarova
She can't jump to save her life... They have good pair skills but their sbs jumps are awful.
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Czechs still firstAnd to me it also seemed that Gubanova doubled her jump.
It was probably just that leg wrap.
Czechs still first
I think only double jumps are allowed in the junior SP.
The Ukrainian girl struggled on her jump in the warmup... and I watched a recent interal competition of their and she was struggling a bit there too... rooting for them but not too hopeful tbh.
Czechs still first
Triples jumps are not allowed in the SP for junior pairs.
Anyway I think that the Czechs should have a bigger lead. The placements so far are right although I think Anastasia GUBANOVA / Alexei SINTSOV were overscored.
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Well, even if she becomes the best czech girl, there's nothing she can do in the world rankings. I think it would be highly advisable for her to choose pair skating, not that I wouldn't want her to succeed as a single, and not that she isn't still young. Maybe their participation in the GPF might make up her mind.
I liked Gubanova/Sintsov's program at the beginning, but it seemed to lose coherence (for lack of a better word) as it went on. Though the camera work did not help.
Second warmup group is on the ice. Oganesian/Bardei's outfits are :shocked:. What music calls for this? Could any music possibly call for this?
And why, pray tell, have we cut to a camera angle that shows us ant-sized skaters?
Second warmup group is on the ice. Oganesian/Bardei's outfits are :shocked:. What music calls for this? Could any music possibly call for this?
And why, pray tell, have we cut to a camera angle that shows us ant-sized skaters?
Same, during the Ukrainian Youth Championship she struggled on all her jumps, maybe she's injured? Wish them the best though.
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