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2022-23 Russian Local Events – Discussion

Just wondering if anybody knows how the Russian Junior Competitions will work. Will it be 6/7 events? 12 competitors and at the same time as the Senior events?
 
Just wondering if anybody knows how the Russian Junior Competitions will work. Will it be 6/7 events? 12 competitors and at the same time as the Senior events?
If you mean RGP stages, than juniors are just a few days earlier than seniors. Schedule. As for the amount of participants, at the moment the regulations say 18 singles, 15 id couples, 12 pairs (three warm-ups in every discipline).
 
I did a post for Panin Memorial in the Links thread.

Just wondering, what's your impression with the split into a Links and a Discussion thread so far? Is it more convenient than before to find stuff?
We could also just start separate threads for at least the larger competitions like Panin Memorial. What do you think?
 
I did a post for Panin Memorial in the Links thread.

Just wondering, what's your impression with the split into a Links and a Discussion thread so far? Is it more convenient than before to find stuff?
We could also just start separate threads for at least the larger competitions like Panin Memorial. What do you think?
I like the separation into Links and Discussion, as there is no long search for OPs over pages and pages.
Having seperate threads for larger, and in particular overlapping competitions of similar importance/popularity, is a great idea. I often thought about that. 👍
 
I hope to see them soon in good health and ready to challenge. 🙏
@lariko, especially for you: Ivan Popov at the Moscow Regional Competitions from 24-25 September 2022. Sorry for the less-than-ideal sound quality, but we gotta take what we can get.

Entries/Results Table
Ivan's SP: https://youtu.be/S28GUyVrnWk
Ivan's FS: https://youtu.be/GnNwZ4G7-vM

Let me also paste this screenshot of his FS protocol here.
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How RusFed didn't invite him to Junior Test Skates truly boggles the mind. But apparently they'd rather look at 13 year old novices than their almost-adult guys jumping 4Lz. :shrug:
 
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Meanwhile, I've found the application list of Moscow skaters for Panin Memorial. The senior and junior men's line-ups look awesome so far. However, keep in mind that Panin Memorial is only allowing six skaters (in the singles disciplines) from each non-SPB-fed to participate, so not everyone on the Moscow list will actually be skating at the competition.
I wonder how it will be decided by, there are 7 men and im kinda hoping Daniil gets it I missed him but I think its going to be between him and Sviridenko for the last spot.


 
I wonder how it will be decided by, there are 7 men and im kinda hoping Daniil gets it I missed him but I think its going to be between him and Sviridenko for the last spot.


Well, if they give it to Daniil I hope he actually shows up. I'm a bit weary after last season's GP shenanigans.
 
Meanwhile, I've found the application list of Moscow skaters for Panin Memorial. The senior and junior men's line-ups look awesome so far. However, keep in mind that Panin Memorial is only allowing six skaters (in the singles disciplines) from each non-SPB-fed to participate, so not everyone on the Moscow list will actually be skating in the competition.
Anna Frolova??? Oh, how I'm hoping she's healthy enough to return to competitions.
 
How RusFed didn't invite him to Junior Test Skates truly boggles the mind. But apparently they'd rather look at 13 year old novices than their almost-adult guys jumping 4Lz. :shrug:
It truly is insane, but i think they might be pushing the guy into senior Cup Stages. Without giving him NT funding. Or the protection from you know what…
 
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And, as if yesterday wasn’t awesome enough, mom texted me in the evening that Sinitsina is going to be in the Cup!
 
SPb Fed announces Tuktamysheva, Kolyada, Mozalev, Semenenko, Gumennik, Boikova/Kozlovski, Mishina/Galliamov for Panin Memorial.
 
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Davydov has such a big group of really promising 2013 year olds girls, Maria is definitely one of them and So is Alisa Zaikina. I think he will recover from loosing Samodelkina in couple years just fine.
 
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So Mark Sokolov has like the Voronov brothers gone to Lyutikovs group in Moskvich, just like with the voronov brothers im not sure of this move Lyutikov is a great skating skills coach but his big weakness are jumps just look at Alena for example. Mark has really good skating skills already what he needs is a jumping coach as that is his weakness. :shrug:
 
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