She does. A consequence of so many other skaters doing it and not being penalized. It's something I hope Bryan addresses in the future.
2019-20 U.S. Ladies Figure Skating
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Sometimes I forget that Amber is still 19!!! She's still young, yet she's evidently becoming more mature and growing into her own. Her skating is becoming more and more enjoyable as well!
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Who’s Bryan?
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Brian Orser maybe? He alongside another jump specialist (harness specialist) taught Alysa her quads.
Orser, I really should stop using voice to text. Sorry.
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Has the Los Angeles Open started yet? How soon until we catch a glimpse of Starr’s new Dance of the Seven Veils program?
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According to the schedule it looks like it started yesterday, but both the junior and senior ladies sp are today
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Cool, thanks! What time? Tonight? I’m so curious to see if Starr has added more difficulty to her programs. Is anyone else of note going to be there?
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I guess Starr Andrews didn’t compete at the Los Angeles Open tonight? I can’t find any information anywhere.
With the update about champs camp, I can’t help but wonder whether or not Mariah will be allowed to keep her Britney Spears sp.
Very curious to see what’s going on with Bell, Wessenberg and Harrell. I think Mariah is flying under the radar on purpose for a while. Wessenberg, I have no idea. Harrell, well, she’s not showing off on social media, which makes me wonder if the difficult jumps will be appearing at all this season?
With the update about champs camp, I can’t help but wonder whether or not Mariah will be allowed to keep her Britney Spears sp.
Very curious to see what’s going on with Bell, Wessenberg and Harrell. I think Mariah is flying under the radar on purpose for a while. Wessenberg, I have no idea. Harrell, well, she’s not showing off on social media, which makes me wonder if the difficult jumps will be appearing at all this season?
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Starr probably did compete, it’s just a very low profile competition.
Wessenberg doesn’t usually post on social media, she’s been seen on the MJM Instagram training :thumbsup:
Do you mean difficult jumps such as quads? Yeah I’d hazard to guess Ting and Hanna wont be putting them in this season. Hanna maybe, later this year...but needs to focus on just getting the triples consistent and ready based on the Broadmoor open
LA Open is pretty small, so we won't know anything for a few days. If it were GF, we'd get some video. It's better this way. She can just work on just getting the programs out there and start tweaking.
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LA Open is Starr’s competition readiness for international assignments, required by USFSA and not indicative of what’s planned in her programs for the season. First competitions are usually ice breakers for skaters to acclimate and get feedback from the judges.
Megan was at Broadmore two weeks ago. She made the final and scored a combined score of about 130. That’s not a. If deal because of the altitude and also it’s jusf the first competition. Her ISU SB will put her high on the alternate list. As for the SA spot, she has a lot of stiff competition.
As for Hanna, no quads yet. She had a stardars triple triple layout. However, Elizabet debut her 4S later in the season, she has that option as well.
https://www.instagram.com/p/Bz6To2SFMH_/?igshid=1b8spwx9q5vmh Mirai is working on a new program, probably for Japan Open
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Couple of overall scores from NQS combined events for senior ladies:
Vail Invitational
- Karen Chen 171.32
Cannon Texas Open
- Hanna Harrell 182.50
Update to my Jul 2 post:
Vail Invitational
- Karen Chen 171.32
Cannon Texas Open
- Hanna Harrell 182.50
Update to my Jul 2 post:
Emily Zhang's name has disappeared from the USFS team envelope.
Guess I spoke too soon?
Guess I spoke too soon?
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Not really related to figure skating, but I recently read an article that reminded me of Michelle and Tara. No, I'm still not over it, Michelle wuzrobbed.
Why suffering setbacks could make you more successful
http://www.bbc.com/capital/story/20190703-why-suffering-setbacks-could-make-you-more-successful
The Great British Medalists Project: A Review of Current Knowledge on the Development of the World’s Best Sporting Talent
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s40279-016-0476-2
Why suffering setbacks could make you more successful
http://www.bbc.com/capital/story/20190703-why-suffering-setbacks-could-make-you-more-successful
The Great British Medalists Project: A Review of Current Knowledge on the Development of the World’s Best Sporting Talent
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s40279-016-0476-2
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Is it true that Emmy Ma and Angelina Huang are not skating for the US anymore? Or is this just a rumor? Maybe sylviaunseen meant something else, I got the information from her Twitter.
They are competing for Chinese Taipei and signed up for its Nationals. We've known about Angelina Huang for quite a while. Just learned about Emmy, but it explains why her name came off the ISP.
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