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2017-18 State of Russian Ladies skating

Poor Maria usually looks so down and disappointed in the kiss-and-cry. Thinking she deserves much higher scores? Even I thought that she’d get at least around 68, even with the underrotation.
 
Poor Maria usually looks so down and disappointed in the kiss-and-cry. Thinking she deserves much higher scores? Even I thought that she’d get at least around 68, even with the underrotation.

She was definitely underscored!

These GOEs are low, but her Lutz-toe combo was the best here, and she doesn't have edge issues unlike the canadian.

But i'll take these results: they both have to skate clean in the free to lock the silver and the bronze.
 
I held my breath through Anna's skate. She has so much brilliance in her, I hope she can regain the confidence she had
last year and skate with joy. Im crossing my fingers for a strong free.
 
It would be strange if she keeps the old dress for the entire season, but is is also difficult for me to understand that they haven't got her new dress ready at this moment. I hope she wears a bun, and gets a more ballerina-looking dress, just to go for the entire concept of Swan Lake, or a classic ballet program. With her pony tail flowing it is not helping.

I don't think she and her team want to use the concept of Swan lake, ballerina etc... they just use the waltz.
 
Can someone explain to me the difference between a regular jump and a jump with head above the head? Does it get the skater extra base value?
 
Can someone explain to me the difference between a regular jump and a jump with head above the head? Does it get the skater extra base value?

That sounds extremely difficult ;) It's a jump variation which is one of the GOE bullets. So +1 GOE. No change in BV.
 
Can someone explain to me the difference between a regular jump and a jump with head above the head? Does it get the skater extra base value?

No extra BV but it does qualify as a varied position in the air which could garner a positive GOE mark if the judge thinks it enhances the jump. There is a myth that simply putting your hand over your head gets you extra points but there is not required positive GOE for it. It’s at the judges discretion how to award GOE as per the ISU guidelines but the bullets are a nice “suggestion” by the ISU.

Jump Elements

1) unexpected / creative / difficult entry
2) clear recognizable (creative, interesting, original for jump preceded by steps/movements of the Short Program) steps/free skating movements immediately preceding element
3) varied position in the air / delay in rotation
4) good height and distance
5) good extension on landing / creative exit
6) good flow from entry to exit including jump combinations / sequences
7) effortless throughout
8) element matched to the musical structure

Very Important!!

To establish the starting GOE Judges must take into consideration the bullets for each element. It is at the discretion of each Judge to decide on the number of bullets for any upgrade, but general recommendations are as follows:

FOR + 1 : 2 bullets
FOR + 2 : 4 bullets
FOR + 3 : 6 or more bullets
 
It is at the discretion of each Judge to decide on the number of bullets for any upgrade, but general recommendations are as follows:

Basically: "here are some guidelines, but the judges can do whatever the hell they want in the end so whatevz lol". :dbana:
 
Basically: "here are some guidelines, but the judges can do whatever the hell they want in the end so whatevz lol". :dbana:

Here are the rules you don’t have to break in case you’d want to break them :laugh2:
 
Minsk-Arena Ice Star Junior Ladies

Free program scores:

1 Anna TARUSINA RUS 123.84 (69.05+54.79)
2 Ksenia PANKOVA RUS 118.38 (67.31+51.07)
3 Viktoria VASILIEVA RUS 116.73 (66.07+50.66)

Judges scores/protocols

Results overall:

1 Anna TARUSINA RUS 187.84 1 1
2 Ksenia PANKOVA RUS 178.32 2 2
3 Viktoria VASILIEVA RUS 169.44 3 3
 
Good job Anya!! She should be pleased with that skate. And the Russians swept the podium; not surprising at all ;)
 
That was an... interesting last lift... You'd think Eteri wouldn't be as stonefaced when her daughter is skating, but nope. Fierce mama bear coach!
 
Can someone explain to me the difference between a regular jump and a jump with head above the head? Does it get the skater extra base value?

I understand why Maria added all the tanos but I can't get over how ugly her arm looks. I'm okay with Medvedeva, Zagitova and most of others when they do it but her arm is so angular and that hand sticking up... I just hate it. Apart from that though, she's skated well so good for her! She's getting more and more elegant!

Circle prayer for Anna's FS tonight, I really hope she delivers!
 
Polina will skate soon at Russian Cup, I hope she's ready. It will be dress rehearsal for her before trip to Osaka with Evgenia.
 
Maria's question is still on the table. Considering her growth, her jumps are superb: very big height and clean landing on them. Also, Buyanova's skating skills are very nice. But she lack of stamina, sometimes URs on her combos and axels, and at least two of her spins won't get big GOE.

By the way, the tech panel and judges were really ridiculous, at clean and gorgeous 3Lz+3T she got < on 3Lz and -0.10 GOE. Also, she got 3F<+1Lo+3S but there was underrotated 3S, flip maybe but really barely. It should be 3F+1Lo+3S<.

Really pathetic event. Looking forward for the Russian Cup with amazing ladies' field, I'm sure that would be much better than this.
 
My thoughts exactly! The skating protocols just show all the ladies except for Osmond being hammered with underrotations. We understand you want your skater to win, but please be fair.
 
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