Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
it's the right choice, his new short wasn't working. now both of my sons have made me holy motherMikhail Shaidorov KAZ
SP: Worm Army (Dune soundtrack) by Hans Zimmer; Eclipse (Dune soundtrack) by Hans Zimmer; choreo by Ivan Righini
His ISU bio has been updated to show he's returned to his short program from 2024-25.
This is a good SP for Chan / Howe.Emily Chan & Spencer Akira Howe USA
SP: "Nyah" by CH2
They changed their SP
The version of Roxane that Shin & Nagy are using is by José Fe!iciano.
You can watch it here, at about 23:30 minutes in - https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x9umuysI really want to see Yunoki & Taylor's Nausicaa FS. Not happy about the return to old programs for others!
i'm happy they're back to Perfume, they're new free wasn't workingChristina Carreira/Anthony Ponomarenko USA
FD: "The Girl with the Plums," "Perfume - Distilled" and "Meeting Laura" from Perfume - the Story of a Murderer and "The Big Smoke," "Strictly Taboo" and "Deceit and Betrayal" by Audiomachine
They're an odd team, in that their ranking seems to rise and fall. Not a steady upward trend, not a steady decline. I thought the move to Scott Moir was the correct thing to do, and the results last year cemented that view for me. A team on the rise - bigtime players in the next quad.i'm happy they're back to Perfume, they're new free wasn't working
ice dance works in mysterious ways this year. well established teams this year seem to have mysteriously regressed. generally speaking Christina and Anton are a hit or miss to me, i like a lot some of their programs (like CArmen) and i totally forgot about othersThey're an odd team, in that their ranking seems to rise and fall. Not a steady upward trend, not a steady decline. I thought the move to Scott Moir was the correct thing to do, and the results last year cemented that view for me. A team on the rise - bigtime players in the next quad.
And now, a year later, they're not even USA #2, although Z/K had something to do with that, too. Depending on what happens at US Nationals with the Shibs - and I put nothing beyond USFSA and NBC storyline shenanigans - they may not even make the Olympic Team - after being GPF last year.
I would say CPom are in more danger of being bumped by Green/Parsons than the Shibs, given the way the season has played out so far. According to USFS's stated guidelines for body of work, it really hurts the Shibs to have a 0 in every column for last season, especially since they haven't been within sniffing distance of a medal at their events this year. Green/Parsons OTOH placed respectably at Worlds last year after a strong Nationals, and they've mostly been their own worst enemies in terms of major mistakes.They're an odd team, in that their ranking seems to rise and fall. Not a steady upward trend, not a steady decline. I thought the move to Scott Moir was the correct thing to do, and the results last year cemented that view for me. A team on the rise - bigtime players in the next quad.
And now, a year later, they're not even USA #2, although Z/K had something to do with that, too. Depending on what happens at US Nationals with the Shibs - and I put nothing beyond USFSA and NBC storyline shenanigans - they may not even make the Olympic Team - after being GPF last year.
I like both of these teams, but especially CPom. It's a rollercoaster with them though. One year they had climbed to 4th at US Nats, then the next were dumped hard... clawed their way back. Steady rise, then big movement last year... and now slipping. But I agree with you - mad respect to Z/K.It saddens me, because in my ideal world both CPom and Green/Parsons would be going to the Olympics, but Zingas/Kolesnik have made themselves pretty undeniable barring a shocking meltdown at Nationals. And all the respect to them for that.