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Laurine Lecavelier

kevinVchicago said:
Is it just me or does her technique look much more secure than ever before?
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That's one of the first things I noticed aswell.She used to have some lean and a swing on some of the jumps before..the lutz especially used to often be a bit wild in the air but she really has improved so much.She obviously has worked very hard over the summer and it shows. The choreography and the arm movements in both these programmes are a major step up aswell, if she keeps going at this rate she could easily be a top 10 contender for worlds. The lyrical pieces really suit her style aswell so its lovely to see that both her programmes this season has that quality to it..even though I did love her more themed performances.I was a bit disappointed to see her her components scores lower than the technical score today though..but shes off to a great start and hopefully she will keep that momentum going into the grand prix.
 
kevinVchicago said:
Is it just me or does her technique look much more secure than ever before?
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I noiced the same thing. The 3Lz+3T was so smooth and easy I thought at first it was a 3T+3T! She's really clicked in over the break. Touch wood, I think we might be seeing what Laurine skates like when she hasn't had any injuries for a while...
 
Laurine is no longer on the list of entries for Minsk Ice Star. Hope it's just because she's focusing on preparing for the GP in a few weeks' time and doesn't feel the need for a Senior B before then!
 
It's expired now, but Lorenzo Magri posted a funny instagram story yesterday of Laurine and some of the other YGA skaters mucking about on the ice, line dancing to Cotton-Eyed Joe. :) It was very cute.

Only a week till Internationaux de France!
 
She certainly did. :)

Her ISU bio is updated with her new music. For the SP it's November by Max Richter, as we knew, but for the FS it's Waltz op. 64 No. 2 in C sharp minor (recorded?) by East West and 24 Preludes, Op 28 No. 4 in E minor by Frederic Chopin. I don't know Chopin terribly well, I always leaned more towards Baroque music, so I didn't realise that there were two pieces - they certainly blend as if they were one!

ETA: Lorenzo Magri just put up another little clip of Laurine, this time from the SP step sequence. She looks so good...and this weekend is going to kill me, because I might be able to stay up late enough to catch P/C but Laurine will be skating in the wee hours of the morning and I'm too old to pull all-nighters any more.
 
Interesting, Harriet! I was wondering about which Chopin piece it was.

Just an FYI for anyone who might need to know, France changed time yesterday. So now France is 5 hours ahead of NYC instead of 6 -- until the end of the week.
 
The starting orders for the SP at IdF have been announced. Laurine will skate last in the first group. She is scheduled to skate her SP at 1:55pm EST (18.55 local time).
 
Flagstaff said:
Laurine has had to withdraw due to injury.
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Most unfortunate withdrawal in her home event, in front of her family, fans and sponsors.

But as always, better safe than sorry.
 
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