The previous one was more natural and light. This one looks heavy. Different tastes.I thought it was better.
164 and 166 are my estimates.
Thanks. They looks taller to me but skaters always look taller than they are.
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The previous one was more natural and light. This one looks heavy. Different tastes.I thought it was better.
164 and 166 are my estimates.
Skaters look really tall cause they're always in skates and they're slim. When you see them with fans in public though you can see the true relative height.The previous one was more natural and light. This one looks heavy. Different tastes.
Thanks. They looks taller to me but skaters always look taller than they are.
One reason is the skates - They add a bit of height, another the general body proportions of many skaters, and the third that usually there is no direct comparison as skaters are on their own on the ice (apart from pairs and Ice Dance, but pairs women almost always are tiny anyway).The previous one was more natural and light. This one looks heavy. Different tastes.
Thanks. They looks taller to me but skaters always look taller than they are.
Lots of kipping. Her poor back.Yametova's combo doesn't look well. Both jumps.
Dude, they gave Valieva 38.3... 38.3!! For missing her choreo queues and wobbling in StSq!! Poor Yametova, and presumably Muravieva. I cant believe it I dont know how I'm the only one commenting on this. I thought 36 was the absolute maximum judges could give with ultimate audacity... 38.3!?!?That was amazing from Veronika!
11 points off the lead seems harsh.
We're a bit too used to that.Dude, they gave Valieva 38.3... 38.3!! For missing her choreo queues and wobbling in StSq!! Poor Yametova, and presumably Muravieva. I cant believe it I dont know how I'm the only one commenting on this. I thought 36 was the absolute maximum judges could give with ultimate audacity... 38.3!?!?