Favorite COP Footwork Sequences

[vlaurend]

Thanks for this thread.

I've just been looking for memorable step sequences from the past decade, starting with men because they do more step sequences and I find they tend to have better footwork skills. I've found many worth posting IMO, and this list isn't exhaustive. Enjoy:

Braden Overett Pirates of the Caribbean

Yes!! Javier Fernandez did a great job with it, too, but Braden Overett did it first!

 

[karne]

That footwork gives me goosebumps every time I see it. It's EXACTLY how IJS footwork should be executed without feeling laboured and still feeling integrated within a program.

And I just had to go watch it again.

I like how the crowd is so silent that you can hear every swish and scratch of his blades. Everything about it is just so...perfect.

I don't like that they changed it for this year's version.

 

[yyyskate]

speaking of step sequence cast a spell on the audience, besides Joshua's SL, I also wanna mention Patrick's Elegie, that one I have seen it live and experienced what the audience's response is (tears in their eyes). Also, how patrick uses the sound of it's blade.

 

[yyyskate]

My favorite SL of Joshua outing is last year SC, not only the step sequence but also the arrangement of technique elements jump landings, spins are perfectly woven into that music.

 

[yyyskate]

That footwork gives me goosebumps every time I see it. It's EXACTLY how IJS footwork should be executed without feeling laboured and still feeling integrated within a program.

I think Yuna's IJS step sequences all of them served music interpretation well.

 

[anyanka]

What I call "The Triumvirate":

Mao - Sochi FS - Rach 2
Caro - Sochi FS - Bolero
Yuna - Vancouver FS - Gershwin Piano Concerto in F

 

[gkelly]

Have any of these been mentioned?

Sasha Cohen Dark Eyes
Akiko Suzuki West Side Story
Mirai Nagasu I Got Rhythm
Laura Lepisto tango
Alena Leonova Chaplin
Anna Ovcharova Piaf medley

 

[lavender]

Nevermind....wow. I was asking a question.