2016 Four Continents Mens SP
- Thread starter dorispulaski
- Start date
- Joined
- Oct 25, 2012
I liked the musicNow go nail that 3A Denis Margalik
LOVED the music!
And impressed with the skating too. Maybe it was because Ronald has been getting all the headlines (and allocations!), but Leslie never came up on my radar before.
Such a shame that Ronald has retired. He was starting to become really competitive. :disapp:
Oh well, at least the younger skaters are benefitting from his achievements last season.
What??? Leslie is only 20?! He looks a lot older than that!
Right, that's the LIVE coverage done for me. Off to see Lindsey Vonn (and my beloved Tina Weirather!
)CaroLiza_fan
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I liked the music
Loved his musicality, energy and so cool he's from Argentina.
- Joined
- Nov 12, 2012
still bummed big time for WeaPo
...
good luck to all skaters, special
for:
Kevin - return international in style!
Kenji - do better than being 17. 2 years ago!
Grant - slay us with your amazing spins!
Ross - bring maic and sway to the rink!
Yan - just keep calm and slaaay 3A!
Takahito - be that Gypsy with Dark Eyes!
Boyang - do you quad business!
Shoma - just slay the field with Legends and make me bit happy...
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good luck to all skaters, special
for:Kevin - return international in style!
Kenji - do better than being 17. 2 years ago!
Grant - slay us with your amazing spins!
Ross - bring maic and sway to the rink!
Yan - just keep calm and slaaay 3A!
Takahito - be that Gypsy with Dark Eyes!
Boyang - do you quad business!
Shoma - just slay the field with Legends and make me bit happy...
- Joined
- Dec 12, 2008
3 Liam FIRUS (CAN)
Music: Blues for Klook by Eddy Louis
Black sweater, pants, belt
4T - fall, looked <
3A<< - twofoot
FUSp
3Lz+3T - hop out, maybe 3T<
StSq
CSSp
CCoSp3p
Sadly, inconsistent as ever. Doesn't bode well for Worlds.
SP: 29.10+33.71-1.00 = 61.81, 1/3
Music: Blues for Klook by Eddy Louis
Black sweater, pants, belt
4T - fall, looked <
3A<< - twofoot
FUSp
3Lz+3T - hop out, maybe 3T<
StSq
CSSp
CCoSp3p
Sadly, inconsistent as ever. Doesn't bode well for Worlds.
SP: 29.10+33.71-1.00 = 61.81, 1/3
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- Joined
- Feb 19, 2015
something's weird about that
To our friend in Poland, somewhere.......
Why is HanYan hopeless, to you?
He was quite good at the Winter Games in Mongolia, altitude and all, didn't fall for a change, he got second, after Jin, with all his quads completed, only a slight flaw somewhere. The coach after the LP, offered him an oxygen can, he was so high up, he waved and shoved it away!
He has the best PC and footwork amongst the Chinese men skaters, so with the Russians absent at Taipei, there is a chance, with good luck for him to place higher than, less say, fourth overall.
Chinese CCTV, originally, has no intention of broadcasting the event at all. But after some rumblings from the fans, the sports network has agreed to show the pairs, with Peng/Sui a good chance for the gold. They will show only their SP, already did that this afternoon, 2:30 Beijing time, ( Peng/Sui placing first after the SP)and LP sometime on Sunday, 8:30 morning. Someone say there is a chance for the network to show the men's LP, too, what with Jin and the other Chinese skaters getting on ice en masse, at this 4CC event. And the crowd cheering them on, (I was pleasantly surprised this afternoon）。What a huge stadium, for skating! Reminds me of the Sochii Rink.
My main attraction, overall is of course to see the 'Return of the King' 王者归来，in the person of Patrick Chan, heartthrob of so many skating fans, used to be, all around the world! He was noted to be stronger, both physically, and technically overall, at winning, what's new, the Canadian Championship, at Skate Canada, last November.
Why is HanYan hopeless, to you?
He was quite good at the Winter Games in Mongolia, altitude and all, didn't fall for a change, he got second, after Jin, with all his quads completed, only a slight flaw somewhere. The coach after the LP, offered him an oxygen can, he was so high up, he waved and shoved it away!
He has the best PC and footwork amongst the Chinese men skaters, so with the Russians absent at Taipei, there is a chance, with good luck for him to place higher than, less say, fourth overall.
Chinese CCTV, originally, has no intention of broadcasting the event at all. But after some rumblings from the fans, the sports network has agreed to show the pairs, with Peng/Sui a good chance for the gold. They will show only their SP, already did that this afternoon, 2:30 Beijing time, ( Peng/Sui placing first after the SP)and LP sometime on Sunday, 8:30 morning. Someone say there is a chance for the network to show the men's LP, too, what with Jin and the other Chinese skaters getting on ice en masse, at this 4CC event. And the crowd cheering them on, (I was pleasantly surprised this afternoon）。What a huge stadium, for skating! Reminds me of the Sochii Rink.
My main attraction, overall is of course to see the 'Return of the King' 王者归来，in the person of Patrick Chan, heartthrob of so many skating fans, used to be, all around the world! He was noted to be stronger, both physically, and technically overall, at winning, what's new, the Canadian Championship, at Skate Canada, last November.
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- Joined
- Mar 28, 2014
- Joined
- Dec 12, 2008
4 Brendan KERRY (AUS)
Music: Blue Drag by Allen Toussaint; Boilemaker Jazz Band by Allen Toussaint
Maroon shirt; black blazer and pants
4T - twofoot, maybe <
3A - turnout
CCSp
3Lz+COMBO - fall
StSq
FSSp
CCoSp3p
Costly fall on planned combo, and not clean on the other jumps.
SP: 26.44+30.39-1.00 = 55.83, 3/4
Music: Blue Drag by Allen Toussaint; Boilemaker Jazz Band by Allen Toussaint
Maroon shirt; black blazer and pants
4T - twofoot, maybe <
3A - turnout
CCSp
3Lz+COMBO - fall
StSq
FSSp
CCoSp3p
Costly fall on planned combo, and not clean on the other jumps.
SP: 26.44+30.39-1.00 = 55.83, 3/4
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- Joined
- Feb 19, 2015
well Im superficial so I always look at well....looksI'm glad I wasn't the only one who noticed.
ROTK with Chan?!
noooooooooooo *runs away*:scard7:
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