2015 Nebelhorn Trophy General Chat
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Honestly, it looks 3a<< to me
At least she's trying it but the tech panel would be all over that 3a :hopelessness:ETA: maybe if she has more speed going into it, she looks awfully slow.
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It looks like triple Axel. EXACTLY triple Axel, with 3 rotations, not 3.5.
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Honestly, it looks 3a<< to me
ETA: maybe if she has more speed going into it, she looks awfully slow.
I agree. That's a 3A<< and she is slow and loooong preparation. No problem about the long preparation but she is doesn't have speed. If she would add speed she has a good chance to make it.
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V&T interview and a huge 3ThFlip (from 1:00) and their 3ThLoop
V&T LP practice. There is a new beautiful lift.
Scimeca&Knerim SP practice. SBS 3T+3T sequence.
Osmond SP practice. 3F3T and 3Lutz (?)
V&T LP practice. There is a new beautiful lift.
Scimeca&Knerim SP practice. SBS 3T+3T sequence.
Osmond SP practice. 3F3T and 3Lutz (?)
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Thank you. Triple flip throw looks ridiculously good.
And I like the new lift very much.I'm SO hoping I'll be home in time to see it live. Hopefully traffic will be merciful today. :dance:
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Right. The detailed time schedules for today's Short Programmes at the Copernicus Cup are now up. I have added the links into my posts about the livestreams in each competition's thread.
Germany and Poland are in the same time zone (CEST). The Nebelhorn Short Dance starts at 14:00 CEST. Which means there is an overlap of 1h 15m between the Copernicus Ladies SP and the Nebelhorn SD.
So, those of us that are planning to watch as much of the Copernicus Ladies SP as possible and then switch over to the Nebelhorn SD should aim to do so straight after the first skater in Group 5, Maisy Hiu Ching MA (Hong Kong), gets her scores.
Although, if the Nebelhorn coverage has a lead-in, it might be better switching over before Maisy starts her routine.
Hope this helps
CaroLiza_fan
Germany and Poland are in the same time zone (CEST). The Nebelhorn Short Dance starts at 14:00 CEST. Which means there is an overlap of 1h 15m between the Copernicus Ladies SP and the Nebelhorn SD.
So, those of us that are planning to watch as much of the Copernicus Ladies SP as possible and then switch over to the Nebelhorn SD should aim to do so straight after the first skater in Group 5, Maisy Hiu Ching MA (Hong Kong), gets her scores.
Although, if the Nebelhorn coverage has a lead-in, it might be better switching over before Maisy starts her routine.
Hope this helps
CaroLiza_fan
So off to sleep now. Last working in Holland before the long traintrip tomorrowmorning will start. Arriving in Oberstdorf at 6PM so I will miss pairs/icedance short programmes.
Hi Alex. Thankx about Niki's update. Yep I saw her this year January in Stockholm and in March in The Hague as a youngster but now half a year what a development. She has been shortly training with Orser some time ago. One more question: how is temperature inside the venue and the weather in Oberstdorf? We had some snow pics I gues from Nebelhorn on tv here.
See you over there. Tall Dutch guy which cannot be missed. Haha.
Its not very cold unless you want to visit the practice rink, but even there its not that cold. A simple jacket is enough, no hats or gloves needed (at least in my case). If you come with a girl, it might look different, they tend to freeze much faster than we men do.
As for weather in general, snow did only fall on the mountains, I was told about 20 cm on top of Nebelhorn. So you wont need skiers to access the venue
I read on Niki´s blog about her encounter with Orser in summer, she is quite an ambiguous young lady isn't she?
Honestly, it looks 3a<< to me
ETA: maybe if she has more speed going into it, she looks awfully slow.
As I was just told, it seems like she only wants to practice it, no implementation during the competition planned, as its not stable enough yet.
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Sadly I do not have any additional information, the handout only says that TV Asahi will show something of it. I do assume its like a quick summary only though.
As for the Livestream, no link yet. If its really geo blocked (what I doubt though), send me a PM and I can give you a site where you can unblock it. It however requires a bit of "pc technical knowledge" to set it up.
My latest news are that the stream will be online tomorrow, including commentary by a Canadian
Thanks, Alex D! We'll see what happens. I'll check out the Dailymotion channel, too.
She is walking again but has a taped calf now (probably a small cut), lets hope she will be healthy again to compete later.
There is a link at the first post, it brings you directly to the Nebelhorn trophy streaming site.
Some people have some doubt if V/T´s programs are good enough to win. I think their perfomances will grow up and the will be the top at worlds again. Even without quads.
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Ted Barton just did a plug for the Nebelhorn coverage during the Group 2 Warm-up at the Copernicus Trophy Ladies SP. He also added that he would be giving updates on what was happening at the Nebelhorn throughout the Junior GP coverage.
However, Ted then got a message passed to him, and he told us that something was broken at the rink in Oberstdorf, and that they would try to get it fixed before the competition starts.
Unfortunately, I couldn't make out what Ted said it was. So, do you know Alex D? And if you do, is it something that is liable to affect the coverage (or even the competition)?
CaroLiza_fan
However, Ted then got a message passed to him, and he told us that something was broken at the rink in Oberstdorf, and that they would try to get it fixed before the competition starts.
Unfortunately, I couldn't make out what Ted said it was. So, do you know Alex D? And if you do, is it something that is liable to affect the coverage (or even the competition)?
CaroLiza_fan
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