Well, he nailed every 4F with the new entry. It can be not your taste, but if he feels comfortable and adapts well, that is not the problem.The things I dislike have nothing to do with this being the first practice or him being the first skater.
I'd like to know why he changed his 4F entry, though, that was strange (I can think of several possible reasons, but I wonder which one it is)
?? I did not say that I don't like the new entry.
I suspected as much. I think he made the mistakes at the end due to loss of focus since he'd already cleared his harder jumps. I liked the subtle adjustments to the step sequence.
It's the place holder for the quad loopThe only change I wish he'd make is switching the 3A and the 3lz. That 3A at the end stresses me out.though I realize the 3lz will probably be a quad something eventually.
Kill me now...
)He has admitted to training a 4Lo in his interviews, the only reason he didn't include it was his success rate.Oh god... I looked at practice reports and somehow didn't register the 4S, so only now did I realise that he's going for 5 quads!
(And yes, please move the 3A in the end
I don't think the 3Lz is a placeholder for 4Lo, I don't see him going for 6 quads this season (and please never again, not that I get asked).
Yes but it doesn't mean he's considering including the 4Lo on top of all the other quads. I always assumed he meant in place of (the 4S f.i. or 4Lz).
I think he will swap out some other quads (probably one of 4z or 4f) if he plans for a 4l in the program. It’s simply too mentally taxing to do all 3 of the harder quads all in one program. At least I want him to be able to free up some mental capacity to focus on actually skating the program.
