Don't worry, only mods can move posts...but I agree, it would be fun to have this in the Canadian threadAs a Certified Computer Klutz
, you don't want me to try to move it, but if anyone else more technologically adept would like to try, feel free
! In my hands, GS in its entirety would probably vanish into a Black Hole forever.
Edith Lévesque would be a coach in Rimouski if my friend google is right, and is indeed the mother of Camille.
Thierry and Lori-Ann used to have fun music together. I hope it's a taste they will both bring to their new partnershipstwice more fun
Well they are not going to come up just short but not even close. They were dumped (as expected) in their 2nd event and are in 6th place after the RD.
Sorry, can you clarify "they were dumped"? I don't know what this is in reference to (judges, Federation, etc). I have been trying to figure it out but came up with nothing
They weren’t dumped. They got almost the same score they got at their first event. It’s a new team, and neither of them were anywhere close to medal contention with their previous partners last year, it’s hardly surprising that they placed behind a number of more experienced teams.
So what should they infer about their international score vs their domestic scores? Unfortunately, I do not understand the technical aspect of figure skating, especially ice dance, enough to know why our teams are scored significantly lower internationally. Because it seems even the Canadian judges that have been on the panels have judged their skaters harsher than at home. Don't these judges monitor the skaters on NextGen? What do skaters do when there is such discrepancies between competitions. Or perhaps it's just general knowledge that they will score that much lower internationally and they are expecting it anyway?
I am not comparing international scores to domestic scores. I am comparing JGP circuit scores. It seems that our teams do well in their first event and stall there while other teams see their scores rise in their second event, so the gap between our teams and other teams increase.So what should they infer about their international score vs their domestic scores? Unfortunately, I do not understand the technical aspect of figure skating, especially ice dance, enough to know why our teams are scored significantly lower internationally. Because it seems even the Canadian judges that have been on the panels have judged their skaters harsher than at home. Don't these judges monitor the skaters on NextGen? What do skaters do when there is such discrepancies between competitions. Or perhaps it's just general knowledge that they will score that much lower internationally and they are expecting it anyway?
This is a very difficult sport to understand. I feel like the initial learning curve is easy but then to really understand it, it takes a lot of time because I can never guess correctly how skaters will be scored after a skate.
How on earth has this Canadian cactus gem flown under my radar until now?
He is such a cool cat, no wonder you like him.
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the SP one is tough to get : both Justine and Kaiya are short from the 32 magic number with today's ACI SP... Sara-Maude has the LP one from 4CC last year but not the SP. There is a lot of time and only one spot... but Skate Canada needs to learn a lesson here : send the skaters out to compete. What if anything prevented Maddie from competing at Montreal worlds? Can we ask for a guaranteed host spot? I'd be pissed off if we didn't have anyone available to compete.
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