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2026 U.S.Nationals Senior Women Free Skate

I know, right? I thought that’s why all the Russians would use it as much as possible.
Tara and Johnny are wrong, and Ashley is correct. Tara and Johnny have been told by the Internet they are wrong, and have not changed their commentary. This has been going on for many years. There is NO bullet point in the ISU GOE guide for arm-over-the-head position increasing GOE. There is a point for "good body position", but that doesn't mean arm variations, it includes air position, tightness of legs, etc.
 
Tara and Johnny are wrong, and Ashley is correct. Tara and Johnny have been told by the Internet they are wrong, and have not changed their commentary. This has been going on for many years. There is NO bullet point in the ISU GOE guide for arm-over-the-head position increasing GOE. There is a point for "good body position", but that doesn't mean arm variations, it includes air position, tightness of legs, etc.
another site thread says (regarding Tano and Rippon jumps making a comeback): “
I thought ISU stopped counting these arm positions in their GOE criteria after a certain coach made her students use it in every jump as a point grabbing tool and as a distraction from the blades (ie. to take focus away from egregious pre rotation and incorrect edges).

They look nice when it’s done with proper extended arms (eg. Loena) but there are many barely there tanos/rippons among the field. I was a bit shocked while watching Worlds that it’s gaining prevalence again.”
 
Oh thank God we can watch Brooke skate, for a second I thought we were going to watch an empty couch for five minutes :LOL:. She's so elegant to watch, she has gorgeous posture and lovely extension. That being said, we need a bit of jump math training, but that's okay, I'm having a discount on my Jump Math™ Masterclass for the junior men in the spring and we'd love to have Piper Gilles Brooke there.
 
Tara and Johnny are wrong, and Ashley is correct. Tara and Johnny have been told by the Internet they are wrong, and have not changed their commentary. This has been going on for many years. There is NO bullet point in the ISU GOE guide for arm-over-the-head position increasing GOE. There is a point for "good body position", but that doesn't mean arm variations, it includes air position, tightness of legs, etc.
Thank you! (You're faster than I was with my "thoughts" that posted after your facts.)
 
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