He did seem to appreciate Fear/Gibson as being "the most professional" team there and seemed to enjoy them once they got into their groove outside of their official runthrough. But I do agree with your assessment that he was even-handed; always finding things to appreciate as well as things to constructively criticize.
Were Chock/Bates not at the practice or he just didn't deem them as professional as Fear/Gibson?He did seem to appreciate Fear/Gibson as being "the most professional" team there and seemed to enjoy them once they got into their groove outside of their official runthrough. But I do agree with your assessment that he was even-handed; always finding things to appreciate as well as things to constructively criticize.
The comment was made during the 1st session of dance, Chock/Bates were in the second
Thanks. Sorry, I wasn't following that closely.
Nice comments for him.. shook his arm a bit but looks OK. He is wonderfulTwo falls for Donovan, including a hard one.But impressed that he was trying during the practice. And of course he smiled even after the falls.
Sorry to quote myself but some info that may be useful. I asked a man at the gate whether the barcode that showed in Safari but would not load into Apple Wallet would let me in tomorrow. He said it would and that they had no Apple Wallet reader so they will be relying on bar codes for admission.
This did not happen at all in the dance practice, FWIW.
insisted on coming and going during the process and now has dark gray paws
(A bit of a derailment) I was lucky enough (and so excited) to sit in front of Danny's parents during today's practices. They were very nice and friendly.Back from work, and though I obviously missed all of men and most of pairs, Jean Luc is still at it, and finally, Jean Luc is seeing someone whose skating skills he does praise—none other than Danny O’Shea.
High praise, I’d say
I thought even the step seq. and the choreo he is known for looked a bit lackluster today. He doesn't look like his head is in the game at all. But maybe he will look better tomorrow.Kévin marking his jumps, but oh those step sequences and transitions! Jackie said Kévin told him he was going to try to start having fun on the ice again
I admit, I left out some important context when I posted this. When he mentioned how professional they were, he mentioned it in regards to both their way of training for competitions as well as their way of knowing what they want to project to their audience.He did seem to appreciate Fear/Gibson as being "the most professional" team there and seemed to enjoy them once they got into their groove outside of their official runthrough. But I do agree with your assessment that he was even-handed; always finding things to appreciate as well as things to constructively criticize.
Dont blow her cover! LOL! I have some nice pics of her directing Japanese skaters to the correct gates many moons ago....
Sometimes teams use different practice faciliites.
That's great! Do you know where I can find these practice sessions? I've checked on the ISU Youtube channel just now but have had no luck.It is showing as upcoming ISU streams for the UK!
Wow that is great! I love @ice coverage posts!
), praising Kao's commitment to the music even in the practices.
Kevin’s program
