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So below B/S and S/B, but above Z/G!
2016-17 Russian Qualifiers and other events
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So below B/S and S/B, but above Z/G!
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I think, instead of counting inflation just as it is, it would be better to put those techs plus the PCS S/K got last season at their best, to be more precise. B/S didn't get that much difference from their regional competition compared to Nepela, fo example, and unless things change quite drastically towards the GP, which I higly doubt, the scores for S/K would be more around 69 for the short (TES 34, PCS 35) and around 103 for the free (TES 50, PCS 53) - we need to have in mind that overall the scores will be higher this season because of the increase in the BV, so a 66 last year is the new 69, and so on.
For the GP, I could see those scores coming down a bit, perhaps two points in the short and up to four in the free, but not too much, no. But these are just scores. I want to see why their tech on the free was low compared to the PCS, and they are still a ways from their GP, so they have time to straighten things out.
Don't expect those low scores, though. If last year without the increase in the BV they managed to score 62 right on their first GP, they could well to a lot better now.
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nah I dont think it was that much of an inflated event so Im way more positive they can get more as the season goes
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You are wrong. It isn't much inflated event. I think inflated only component score, by 1 point in the SD and 2 in the FD. TES can be better in the Grand Prix events. They have a month to prepare.
I'd say that's about right. The Russian ID pairs are almost all at the same level. Russian nationals is going to be a nail biter for sure
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https://vk.com/video101682158_456239041
Bit slow & lacks freedom
Feels like they go step by step
1st -work on tech & then add feeling
Bit slow & lacks freedom
Feels like they go step by step
1st -work on tech & then add feeling
I can't believe they decided to do Choreographic Twizzling Movement in the end
I mean, COME ON! It's Nikita! One more element to survive
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I can't believe they decided to do Choreographic Twizzling Movement in the end
You are mean, don`t you?:ddevil:
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I still hope they will change the last lift and add a new one to highlight the last section of the FD. It looks unfinished and a little bit empty, But step by step. But at all better now and they have time to progress until their GP`s.
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I think one can`t expect a miracle in 3 weeks. The SD Looks great and now they can work on the FD! They`ve lost so much time because of Nikita`s injury and the programs were set only in August. We need patience...I'm disappointed, I had higher expectations after yesterday's wonderful SD.
I can see now why they didn't go to Finland.
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But they haven't lost so much time to his injury, he was back on the ice in June!
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Their programs were set in AUGUST!!! They`ve lost a LOT of time!!!
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Where did you get this information as it contradicts what I have heard?
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Junior men SP:
http://www.fsrussia.ru/results/1617/2etap/SEG005.HTM
1 Artem Frolov 69.34
2 Egor Murashov 68.20
3 Yevgeny Semenenko 66.37
4 Makar IGNATOV 65.01
5 Andrew Sachkov 64.33
6 Dmitri Denisov 60.41
7 Dmitry Evgeny 60.28
8 Maxim Fedotov 59.94
9 George RESHTENKO 57.33
10 Alexander Vlasenko 52.30
11 Ilya Kalashnikov 50.39
12 Maxim SAMULIN 49.16
13 Vasily Smirnov 46.98
14 Artem Timakin 46.08
15 Zahar Kase 45.31
16 Matthew Gileva 44.68
17 Maxim Petrov 41.37
18 Timothy MASLENIN 40.75
19 Pavel Astakhov 40.15
20 Arseniy NEPUTIN 39.63
21 Vsevolod Usoltsev 37.33
22 Daniel Kedrov 33.50
http://www.fsrussia.ru/results/1617/2etap/SEG005.HTM
1 Artem Frolov 69.34
2 Egor Murashov 68.20
3 Yevgeny Semenenko 66.37
4 Makar IGNATOV 65.01
5 Andrew Sachkov 64.33
6 Dmitri Denisov 60.41
7 Dmitry Evgeny 60.28
8 Maxim Fedotov 59.94
9 George RESHTENKO 57.33
10 Alexander Vlasenko 52.30
11 Ilya Kalashnikov 50.39
12 Maxim SAMULIN 49.16
13 Vasily Smirnov 46.98
14 Artem Timakin 46.08
15 Zahar Kase 45.31
16 Matthew Gileva 44.68
17 Maxim Petrov 41.37
18 Timothy MASLENIN 40.75
19 Pavel Astakhov 40.15
20 Arseniy NEPUTIN 39.63
21 Vsevolod Usoltsev 37.33
22 Daniel Kedrov 33.50
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