Bringing this back, because I just calculated the percentage changes.
3A: 5.8%
4T: 7.7%
4S: 7.6%
4Lo:12%
4F: 10%
4Lz:15.4%
4A: 16.7%
Literally, what is the reasoning for the huge difference in percentage change? Why is the 4F suddenly so valued? Has the 4A threatened to burn down ISU HQ? Did Rittberger rise up from his grave to haunt the Technical Committee? :gaah:
You know what, I would even take the flipflop stand and see how undervaluing quads goes, but only if they all get hit equally. Like this, it just looks suspiciously like they are giving preferential treatment to some skaters and that's not a good look. Also, jumps aside, what are they doing to the steps? The spins? I can totally see how skaters with beautiful steps&spins but not-so-great jumps are awarded with this. Not.
ETA: what the percentage changes do not show is, of course, the absolute value change. Which, incidentally, makes 4A 1 point harder than 4Lz, but 3A still 2.1 points harder than 3Lz.![]()
Yuzu doesn't have 4F and is aiming for 4A


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