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Miki... Carmen is a GREAT program for her, she really gets into the character.
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I feel the same way :agree:
I love it and can't wait to see Miki's
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Miki... Carmen is a GREAT program for her, she really gets into the character.
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I wish Miki hadn't done a quad after missing the first combo; then she would have had at least silver. I knew even before she was going into the quad that she would fail because there wasn't much time to recover the speed and timing. But perhaps she had talked too much about it prior to the event to be more flexible. Besides, she somehow often says that she doesn't care about the placement, but aims for trying a quad.
Miki has a chronic back pain/ injury, which has made it very hard for her to try different variations in spins. It is reported in Japanese media that any type of layback spins aggravates her back pain.
Miki has done a perfect carmen at the Japanese nationals
She was sensational there, a wise tip for her, do her original 7 triple program. Don't risk doing the quadruple sal, she may win again if she knows how to play it really smart
Asada is a rare talent, she is the one to beat at the World's. Two triple triples and arguably, the best triple axel of anyone in the world, even the men included. She is amazing. I agree that she shuts the world, and performs in her introspective environment. That is the difference between Michelle Kwan and Mao Asada, MK let's the people feel and reaches out to everyone and brings them to her quest. She captivates everyone because she opens up her emotions, a trait that Makes Yu-Na standout, she's got the MK in her heheheeh!
Yu-Na is sadly, injured. She is amazing, her innate musicality and artistry is truly phenomenal, plus her perfect jumping technique helps her match the technically demanding layout of Mao Asada.
Hacker is great! I love her, Sasha Cohenish, incredible beauty, flexibility . Reminds me of Katarina Witt as well
Ashley, what a comeback, sadly, judges held back since she placed really low in the short. Under marked, yup, but she too has to establish herself in the world scene to get those PCS. A little patience. She is a firecracker, one of the dark horses for the Olympics.
Young Na Kim! She's amazing. Her skating basics and quality are amazing. Give her more time and who knows she may be up there
JOANNIE JOANNIE JOANNIE, i've had a love hate love relationship for her. There was a time in the past i fell in love with her, but she's dealt with a lot, stumbled, but the passion is back. I can feel her once more! She's another one who knows how to open up
Miki miki miki-i agree she's bravaura when it comes to ballet
Mao is a great jumper, yet she has absolutely no expression on the ice and is rather robotic. She doesn't feel the music and could skate that same LP to any music. I don't get the hype about her at all. She also doesn't get marked down as much as she should for her wrong edge takeoffs and underrotations.
Mao is a great jumper, yet she has absolutely no expression on the ice and is rather robotic. She doesn't feel the music and could skate that same LP to any music. I don't get the hype about her at all. She also doesn't get marked down as much as she should for her wrong edge takeoffs and underrotations.
Did I miss Caroline in 4CC? Some of us don't believe that judges in one competition give the same scores as different judges in other competitions.I just can't believe how inconsistent Ashley's scores are when comparing nationals and 4CCs. i know she didn't skate with the same spark, but seriously, her PCS was like 47-48 here. At COC, Caroline, I believe got around that PCS when she fell..twice. Looks like the international judges prefer Caroline to Ashley.
She certainly can fight through everything though!
I just can't believe how inconsistent Ashley's scores are when comparing nationals and 4CCs. i know she didn't skate with the same spark, but seriously, her PCS was like 47-48 here.
Did I miss Caroline in 4CC? Some of us don't believe that judges in one competition give the same scores as different judges in other competitions.
Joe
Question: How do the judges tell that Ashley's Lz are Lz and not flips? She dosn't flip the edge, she goes in on an inside and with no long ride in how do they know what's intended? Do they have her program plan infront of them to check? Even if they do, if there isn't even an attempt at the outside edge, shouldn't it just be called a flip?