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you could hear them screaming, it was terrifyingOMG, just had it replayed. It looked terrible.
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you could hear them screaming, it was terrifyingOMG, just had it replayed. It looked terrible.

With buckets? No Zamboni available? This looks utterly unprofessional/dangerous.I think they try to fix the ice? Or there is blood or something
they should have, honestly, but they left with their feet so maybe it wasn't that bad as it looked from here?In all seriousness though, shouldn't Chelsea and Danny have been removed on stretchers? I didn't see the fall but any time you hit your head you could have possible spinal injuries![]()
You mean the audience was screaming. If the skaters made sounds of surprise, I'm sure the audience was louder. The fall did not look like an immediate bounce back type of fall. I'm not sure why it takes so long for the officials and rescue crew to react. Pairs skating is always dangerous. This is a reminder. The skaters make what's dangerous and difficult look easy.you could hear them screaming, it was terrifying
I guess? Although you can never tell and if you move someone the consequences can be terrible.they should have, honestly, but they left with their feet so maybe it wasn't that bad as it looked from here?
that's why I thought there was a rule? Most of the time it's fine but always better to be safe than sorry 
i thought i heard a male and a female voice screaming, maybe i'm still in shock anyway i won't rewind to make sure of it, i don't want to see it againYou mean the audience was screaming. If the skaters made sounds of surprise, I'm sure the audience was louder. The fall did not look like an immediate bounce back type of fall. I'm not sure why it takes so long for the officials and rescue crew to react. Pairs skating is always dangerous. This is a reminder. The skaters make what's dangerous and difficult look easy.
i love this discipline, it's my second favourite, but it's also so scaryI guess? Although you can never tell and if you move someone the consequences can be terrible.that's why I thought there was a rule? Most of the time it's fine but always better to be safe than sorry
But you're right it looks like they're OK spinalwise.
Get well soon Chelsea and Danny!
It is standard practice to go out with buckets to fill the divots before the Zamboni goes over everything. I remember being very impressed during my first visit to Oberstdorf when a big crew of young ladies went out with buckets of ice and spatulas before the Zamboni came out.With buckets? No Zamboni available? This looks utterly unprofessional/dangerous.
totally agree, or at least start earlierIs the final group taking taking the ice at nearly midnight local time? I don't think this should be allowed at an ISU competition, especially not pair skating which is especially dangerous. Sr Bs/Challenger events sometimes have a surplus of entries because most of the skaters who don't have GP assignments go to Sr Bs instead, and the event organizer needs to plan accordingly. If you can't finish the competition by 10 or 11PM, you should have to extend your event by another day.
I think it's normal to patch ruts and little holes with a bucket before the zamboni goes? I've definitely seen similar things at other comps.With buckets? No Zamboni available? This looks utterly unprofessional/dangerous.
Obviously, I don't know. But I would guess it was people in the audience witnessing the fall who screamed. Chelsea and Danny may have reacted audibly, but I think this kind of thing happens so quickly when you are an athlete that you don't have time to actually scream. If anything, maybe yell out briefly or grunt on impact. Not sure.i thought i heard a male and a female voice screaming, maybe i'm still in shock anyway i won't rewind to make sure of it, i don't want to see it again
Absolutely and when Roman Sadovsky’s blood was all over the ice at Skate Canada recently, this is just what they did—stopped the comp, and went out with buckets to clean it up and repair the ice before resuming. So I would guess there was blood involved here.It is standard practice to go out with buckets to fill the divots before the Zamboni goes over everything. I remember being very impressed during my first visit to Oberstdorf when a big crew of young ladies went out with buckets of ice and spatulas before the Zamboni came out.
Ummm, prayers, because the last group knows what happened. I'm sure their coaches gave them pep talks to help encourage them to keep their minds on their performances.Gulp...
Last group now...