Simple answer, I'm not an American, don't live in the US and I do not consider myself to be a subject of the US internal law. No offence intended, but this is an international forum. After all I don't understand how such rules are applied, if this oddness with an 11 y.o. child is allowed as an official media content, why simple competition talks without any offence, harsh talk or anything reasonably concerning should "get anyone into the trouble".
I could be wrong, but I believe the forum itself is subject to US law, despite having international posters, hence the prohibition of fanfests for skaters under the age of 13. Not a lawyer, though, and certainly don't know how the law is applied.
I understand that you are not American/don‘t live in the US, but these are forum guidelines.
Yes. People make mistakes. Ice is slippery. Even the greatest skaters of all time make mistakes and the next day do the jump perfectly. I don’t think that in a time span of 24 hours you can loose a jump then get it back. I’d just consider that an off day.
Really?
I understand that perfectly, but I have to simply repell the unacceptable threat about the "getting into the trouble". This part is actually what I was responding to. I have some integrity and pride about my origin, my country and my independence and can't tolerate this.
The combined total is a PB. Her PB from last season was GPF 240.92. Here she scored 241.65. And it's already up on the ISU's season's best list.Just one correction, it was season best, not personal best, that remains 162.65 from GPF 2019. Though yes, that was with two clean quads (and one fall), today Anna reached nearly the same score with one quad with a step-out (the "Anna step-out" that looks nearly like a part of the choreo). I just wonder what her score would be if she performed on the level of the Russian nationals (and still hope Anna will deliver much more such skates).
It was not intended to be a threat and I apologize if it came off this way. I have nothing against your pride, orgin, country, or independence. I was simply saying to be careful, because especially with children that young, people can get upset, and the last thing anyone wants is for someone to file a crazy lawsuit against GS. I don’t really know if that could happen, I just like to be careful with stuff like this. Again, I don’t want an argument or debate here. I just like to err on the side of caution.
Yes.... Liza can do quads. She didn’t show it in a program yet, but she has a quad in her jump arsenal.
Ah yes, I simply blocked my mind just in the free skate.
Explanation accepted and I promise I definitely don't want to cause any trouble to this forum or anyone here.
I don’t think you do. But I know that a few seemingly innocent words can end up causing a mess. This goes for everyone, ever. Sometimes we forget that. I don’t think that you, me or anyone else on this forum would intentionally cause trouble.
It doesn't matter if it's under or not. As long as you stand up on it. Today Anna's quad wasn't the best. Four judges gave it GOE -3, one judge -2 (the Russian), and two judges 0 (Poland and Japan). Total score of 8.58. That's a win as it replaces a double jump worth 1+ points. So I don't understand your point.
100% Technically, by the rules of this forum, according to the guidelines, if the person in question is under the age of 13, then you should not be posting photo/videos of them here. (If we strictly go by the forum guidelines, regardless of what has been allowed in the past/the law)
Happiest surprises:
even with missing junior worlds medal last year I thought she had such momentum going into this year, even learned a 4T, but because of injury was never able to show it. I think she could have made worlds this year if healthy and medalled there but will be crowded out of the GP next year by the three new seniors + Medvedeva
