1) also goes to Worlds and 2) can secure three spots in a pinch. I am not naming him due to superstition. 
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You can do it for whatever reason, it is just so beautiful. Yeah, a tearjerker but thet's the beauty of this programme.In honor of International Holocaust Remebrance Day I have posted Jason's Schindler's List program. It brings me to tears on any day but more so today- YouTube
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That was the original version. But it was a masterpiece. The Olympics version was beautiful and beautifully skated, but for pure artistry, pathos and incredible skating skills, this was unforgettable!
I would love Jason to be at Worlds, but I am hoping my other American fav
Of course, I need to be honest, as much as I adore Jason and think he is a generational talent. If he skated like he was skating this year, three spots were not guaranteed with him either. This equipment problem must be solved
The best outcome is to have both of them there. A strong, consistent Andrew and Jason in top form! I'm happy to see Andrew get some recognition and skate the skates that you certainly knew he had in him, but now the world sees it. Brandon seems to be the perfect coach for him. He won me over completely this Nationals.I would love Jason to be at Worlds, but I am hoping my other American fav
Of course, I need to be honest, as much as I adore Jason and think he is a generational talent. If he skated like he was skating this year, three spots were not guaranteed with him either. This equipment problem must be solved
Jason Brown did petition and he will skate at Worlds in Boston.I would love Jason to be at Worlds, but I am hoping my other American fav
Of course, I need to be honest, as much as I adore Jason and think he is a generational talent. If he skated like he was skating this year, three spots were not guaranteed with him either. This equipment problem must be solved
Which is the reason why a healthy and well booted Jason scores so high he can get on most podiums. Very few men actually consistently land quads and that goes for 3As too. What was so shocking about Jason at the GPs, is that he wasn't landing his 3As, but it turned out that he was wearing 3 year old boots that couldn't take the pressure of a 3A or a quad. Or even a triple flip. They were shot. He could have been badly injured. Hopefully that problem is solved and he's getting back into competition shape, where he can actually be very competitive. He may not have a reliable quad, but he's smart not to attempt the jump until he is consistent. But everything else is better than pretty much anyone else and that's where he gets his points. He earns them! And he values the integrity of the program quality. There were some messy skates at Euros.
Without Jason nipping at their heels, a lot of the men are allowing themselves to get sloppy on spins and step sequences. There were a lot of level 3s at Euros.Well, while we are being petty... (and of course I totally agree)
I am so over "It's a Sport" and "Sport means progress" to denigrate what Jason does. Take a seat.
What Jason does is so insanely athletic. What he does with his blade, his performance, his spins, his quality, has done more for the progress of the sport than any number of jumps and any number of revolutions.
Skating fans have been so lucky to live in an era when Jason has been skating.
Not only set a good example, he ends up on the podium. Euros has always been messy, even when the Russians were skating. They don't have to compete with Team USA, or Team Canada (back in the Patrick Chan days) or Team Japan! until World's. I enjoyed Lukas, because he clearly had fun skating, tried to skate his very best and he skated pretty clean. Is there room for improvement? Yes, but it was a good skate. Nikolaj was also very good. Their skates were fun to watch. Adam, who I have liked, was not good at all. Injury or not, the skate was bad. The Women at Euros were more interesting.
Amen!Well, while we are being petty... (and of course I totally agree)
I am so over "It's a Sport" and "Sport means progress" to denigrate what Jason does. Take a seat.
What Jason does is so insanely athletic. What he does with his blade, his performance, his spins, his quality, has done more for the progress of the sport than any number of jumps and any number of revolutions.
Skating fans have been so lucky to live in an era when Jason has been skating.
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I agree with you and others that there ARE other skaters who perform well and have interesting choreo - Deniss, Jun, Donovan come to kind- but then they don't have Jason's blade control and ability to handle incredibly difficult choreo. There is also IMHO his carriage/line/stretch are on a very different level from anyone else skating today.
Jason is skating to The Impossible Dream at The Legacy on Ice benefit skate.Jason is a new addition to the Legacy on Ice benefit skate.I don't know if each skater will do a full program, there are so many willing to help.
