Moscow Junior Championships, 3-6 Sep 2018
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Seems like she caught an underrotation on Euler.
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- Feb 9, 2014
Anastasia Gubanova
Really not a fan of either of Gubanova's dresses this year...
3Lz3Lo
2A
3S
2A
CCoSp
3Lz3T2T
3F2T
3F(rippon)
StSq
LSp
It's not necessarily a bad skate, but knowing what Gubanova was capable of, this can't help but feel like regression. The program itself is not good, and Gubanova was overly emoting - her arm movements, so praised two seasons ago, were really erratic and over-the-top. And I haven't even started getting into her jumps - how unsightly the entries are, how little flow there is coming out of them. Sigh. Well, at least she didn't make any actual mistakes.
Really not a fan of either of Gubanova's dresses this year...
3Lz3Lo
2A
3S
2A
CCoSp
3Lz3T2T
3F2T
3F(rippon)
StSq
LSp
It's not necessarily a bad skate, but knowing what Gubanova was capable of, this can't help but feel like regression. The program itself is not good, and Gubanova was overly emoting - her arm movements, so praised two seasons ago, were really erratic and over-the-top. And I haven't even started getting into her jumps - how unsightly the entries are, how little flow there is coming out of them. Sigh. Well, at least she didn't make any actual mistakes.
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- Feb 9, 2014
Pretty hard for me to tell in real time [emoji28]
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- Aug 25, 2017
I'm sorry, but watching her programs this year, even though she was clean in the free, I'm still not convinced she deserves JGPs. She just seems to be regressing so much, and CSKA can't help outside of Russia.
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- Feb 9, 2014
Viktoria Safonova
3F(tano)
2A
CCoSp
StSq
2A
3Lo(tano)
3Lz1Eu3S(tano) - step out
3Lz - low landing, fall
FCCoSp
3F3T
LSp
She gives me the impression of someone who does not know what to do with their very long limbs - perhaps she has had a growth spurt recently? In any case, a bit of a messy skate, and also could do with more performance.
3F(tano)
2A
CCoSp
StSq
2A
3Lo(tano)
3Lz1Eu3S(tano) - step out
3Lz - low landing, fall
FCCoSp
3F3T
LSp
She gives me the impression of someone who does not know what to do with their very long limbs - perhaps she has had a growth spurt recently? In any case, a bit of a messy skate, and also could do with more performance.
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- Feb 9, 2014
Kamila Valieva
2A
3Lz(rippon)2T(rippon)
3Lo
3S(rippon)
CCoSp
3Lz(rippon)3T(rippon) - shaky landing
3F(rippon) - fall
3F(rippon)2T2T
FCSp
StSq
FCCoSp
Bit of a disappointment compared to yesterday unfortunately. Nerves? Still somebody with very good potential though. She has good movements, even if she isn't fully dedicated towards the performance yet.
2A
3Lz(rippon)2T(rippon)
3Lo
3S(rippon)
CCoSp
3Lz(rippon)3T(rippon) - shaky landing
3F(rippon) - fall
3F(rippon)2T2T
FCSp
StSq
FCCoSp
Bit of a disappointment compared to yesterday unfortunately. Nerves? Still somebody with very good potential though. She has good movements, even if she isn't fully dedicated towards the performance yet.
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- Jan 12, 2018
She has the same programs and probably the same height as last season.. still for her that was a very good competition with probably the highest score for her I've seen..
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Kamila seemed to be a bit unfocused and much less captivating than yesterday.. but it's still enough to be above the rest.. :clapper:
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Anastasia Kostyuk
3Lz(rippon)3T(rippon)
3F(rippon)
2A
FCCoSp
3S
LSp
3Lz(rippon) - fall
3Lo2T(rippon)
2A3T(rippon)
StSq
CCoSp
Shame about the fall, but I really liked her actually! Nice performance throughout the StSq. Jumps look solid too (despite the fall).
3Lz(rippon)3T(rippon)
3F(rippon)
2A
FCCoSp
3S
LSp
3Lz(rippon) - fall
3Lo2T(rippon)
2A3T(rippon)
StSq
CCoSp
Shame about the fall, but I really liked her actually! Nice performance throughout the StSq. Jumps look solid too (despite the fall).
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- Dec 29, 2013
Six Rippons :shocked:
The music cuts are so similar.
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- Feb 9, 2014
Yeah - a lot of rippons in this competition in general actually, not very many tanos. Everyone seems to have a new technique with rippons whereby the top part is two palms pressed together instead of trying to achieve a continuous curve.
