Yep. That is what I got as well...including the Worlds 2021 stuff
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Yes, GOE +.0.50. Initially the judges gave it +3.61 so the < cost her 3.11 points which would have been enough for her to win the Euro title. It was fair though, the jump was indeed underrotated.
But I am a bit ambivalent about the fact that the judges are required to lower the GOE because of an underrotation. You are already punishing the jump by lowering the Base Value to 80%. In this case, Anna's 4F was a nice jump, lowering the GOE seems to me a bit of a double punishment. But then again, an underrotation is an underrotation so some kind of deduction on GOE is applicable I guess...
In this case, lowering the BV to 80% would automatically lower the GOE to +2.89 (without additional deductions) so it will NOT have been enough for Anna to win the Euros anyway as she lost to Alëna with 3.05.
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Elena Radionova has arrived in Krasnoyarsk! 
Hope to see her in the K&C with Elizaveta Osokina. Good luck to both these wonderful girls!
Also, it would be nice to Lena do some commentary as she did a fine job with MatchTV during the 18/19 season. Hey, if Trankov can coach and comment at the same competition, why can't she?
Yet this all relies on Channel 1 not having amnesia and remembering who Radionova is... and I'm not sure that Ernst & co. have good memory over at Channel 1. 
Also not sure if TAT will kindly "remind" them.
Oh, and good luck to the rest of the competitors!
See y'all in the JRC competition thread!
Hope to see her in the K&C with Elizaveta Osokina. Good luck to both these wonderful girls!
Also, it would be nice to Lena do some commentary as she did a fine job with MatchTV during the 18/19 season. Hey, if Trankov can coach and comment at the same competition, why can't she?
Yet this all relies on Channel 1 not having amnesia and remembering who Radionova is... and I'm not sure that Ernst & co. have good memory over at Channel 1. Also not sure if TAT will kindly "remind" them.Oh, and good luck to the rest of the competitors!
See y'all in the JRC competition thread!
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Also Anna issues a challenge:
So the jump competition will be like this:
Round 1: Each member of a team jumps a different jump. (My guess for ladies: Anna 4F, Sasha 4Lz, Kamila 4T, Liza 3A.)
Round 2: Everybody jumps their most difficult jump.
Round 3: A combo jump consisting 5 jumps by each competitor.
Round 1: Each member of a team jumps a different jump. (My guess for ladies: Anna 4F, Sasha 4Lz, Kamila 4T, Liza 3A.)
Round 2: Everybody jumps their most difficult jump.
Round 3: A combo jump consisting 5 jumps by each competitor.
Регламент прыжкового фестиваля на командном турнире в Москве: фигуристы проведут три раунда, в финальном исполнят каскады из пяти элементов
В прыжковых соревнованиях на командном турнире по фигурному катанию в Москве будет три раунда, сообщает «Р-Спорт». Прыжковый фестиваль пройдет 5 февраля.
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How to cause injuries 101. They could have come up with a better challenge.Round 3: A combo jump consisting 5 jumps by each competitor.
Регламент прыжкового фестиваля на командном турнире в Москве: фигуристы проведут три раунда, в финальном исполнят каскады из пяти элементов
В прыжковых соревнованиях на командном турнире по фигурному катанию в Москве будет три раунда, сообщает «Р-Спорт». Прыжковый фестиваль пройдет 5 февраля.m.sports.ru
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How to cause injuries 101. They could have come up with a better challenge.
Zagitova was doing it on official practices prior to Olympics didn't get injured. I guess RusFed knows better their skaters than us. But the jump festival layout is off-topic since there is a separate thread about that.
Zagitova was doing it on official practices prior to Olympics didn't get injured. I guess RusFed knows better their skaters than us. But the jump festival layout is off-topic since there is a separate thread about that.
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Ladies Junior Nationals SP starting order (cyrillic):
Molchanova 1
Ovchinnikova 2
Osokina 3
Samodelkina 4
Zhilina 5
Frolova 6
Lagutova 7
Tsibinova 8
Latushkina 9
Morozova 10
Muravyova 11
Akatyeva 12
Kostina 13
Sviridenko 14
Dmitriyeva 15
Petrosian 16
Paramonova 17
Berestovskaya 18 last but not least
Tomorrow Feb 3rd start time:
17.30 Krasnoyarsk
13.30 Moscow
11.30 CET
10.30 Brits
5.30 US east coast
2.30 US Pacific
19.30 Tokyo/Seoul
21.30 Sydney
23.30 New Zealand
Molchanova 1
Ovchinnikova 2
Osokina 3
Samodelkina 4
Zhilina 5
Frolova 6
Lagutova 7
Tsibinova 8
Latushkina 9
Morozova 10
Muravyova 11
Akatyeva 12
Kostina 13
Sviridenko 14
Dmitriyeva 15
Petrosian 16
Paramonova 17
Berestovskaya 18 last but not least
Tomorrow Feb 3rd start time:
17.30 Krasnoyarsk
13.30 Moscow
11.30 CET
10.30 Brits
5.30 US east coast
2.30 US Pacific
19.30 Tokyo/Seoul
21.30 Sydney
23.30 New Zealand
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You might overestimate how much official competitions affect the chance to get injured. I'd say that the vast majority of injuries are in training, competition injuries are a drop in the ocean.
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Have the teams been announced yet?
@Blades of Passion Nope
The girls vs boys will just be girls vs boys if that's all you were asking though.
The girls vs boys will just be girls vs boys if that's all you were asking though.
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You're right...
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What I meant to write was "cleanly with positive GOE."
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