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Skating outdoor is surely open to the public for recreational purposes during winter.
If you could skate away on a river...
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Skating outdoor is surely open to the public for recreational purposes during winter.
I love this thread idea!
I am a new skater, but not new to the world of skating...I would like to say Yuna, because she is just beautiful in every way as a skater and for many people embodies what a true skater should be, even with slightly less flexibility and other criticisms. She is also such a humble person, and just seems to radiate geniality. But, honestly, I don't know if I'd want her life, even if she is a legend.
I would probably want to be Evgenia Medvedeva. A young, budding skater with excellent technical skills. So slim and small that most people would probably look at her and scoff at the idea of her doing jumps, and then doing a triple-triple-triple-triple. She has an overall consistency as of late and good control of her competition nerves. I'm jealous of her. And, yes, I think I would take her ultra-competitive life with it; I love competition. She is wonderful at expression and artistry and has great flexibility and height on her jumps. She's a lovely little ball of stamina. Her skating, next to Yuna's, is highly inspiring to me.
I am a new skater, but not new to the world of skating...I would like to say Yuna, because she is just beautiful in every way as a skater and for many people embodies what a true skater should be, even with slightly less flexibility and other criticisms. She is also such a humble person, and just seems to radiate geniality. But, honestly, I don't know if I'd want her life, even if she is a legend.
I would probably want to be Evgenia Medvedeva. A young, budding skater with excellent technical skills. So slim and small that most people would probably look at her and scoff at the idea of her doing jumps, and then doing a triple-triple-triple-triple. She has an overall consistency as of late and good control of her competition nerves. I'm jealous of her. And, yes, I think I would take her ultra-competitive life with it; I love competition. She is wonderful at expression and artistry and has great flexibility and height on her jumps. She's a lovely little ball of stamina. Her skating, next to Yuna's, is highly inspiring to me.
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Really? Taller than I thought. Ty for correction. She should be still skating !
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No, she shouldn't, because she doesn't want to be.
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Didn't you ask that question earlier in the Figure Skating Question? I answered to your question there of course.
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Idid not remember that back in May. I am older disabled and don't recall every answer from months ago. Excuse me. But the rolling eyes is just plain disrespectfully rude. I think the emoticon should be rarely if ever used. Thanks for the cross reference crossover. 
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Because she does not want to. Because even though I am far from being a fan of Yuna's my heart ached when it was obvious how much she did not want to be skating in Sochi.
I hope she is enjoying her life without it.
