Top Prospects of Russian ladies

[Shayuki]

At what minute is Diana Guseva here? :think:

8 hours 20 minutes

 

[madison]

8 hours 20 minutes

 

[tars]

8 hours 20 minutes

What about Sofia Vazhnova's program
(I like her!)?

Thanks for vids puremagic, but could do sth with that music quality? It's barely audible. hwell:

 

[Shayuki]

What about Sofia Vazhnova's program
(I like her!)?

Thanks for vids puremagic, but could do sth with that music quality? It's barely audible. hwell:

Unfortunately this broadcast seems to have had absolutely horrible audio. But about 21 minutes and 30 seconds would be a good spot to start.

Overall this competition was rather weak but I liked Vazhnova as well. Seems to have some promise with her skating and the state of her jumps is probably alright as a 9-year-old. And the best thing is she brakes to a stop fast.

 

[tars]

Puremagic, could you correct Anna's name to Shcherbakova?
The pronunciation of "Sherbakova" is completely different and incorrect, thanks in advance. :agree:


Hey people, who's you fave discovery since establishing the thread month ago?
Mine: Uliana Vasilieva.

 

[tars]

Unfortunately this broadcast seems to have had absolutely horrible audio. But about 21 minutes and 30 seconds would be a good spot to start.

Overall this competition was rather weak but I liked Vazhnova as well. Seems to have some promise with her skating and the state of her jumps is probably alright as a 9-year-old. And the best thing is she brakes to a stop fast.

I noticed she has this child hyper quickness in some of her "short" instinctual moves (don't know how it's called in English) as 8-9yo Shcherbakova and Valieva. Like when they move their heads around just like small birds - in a blink of an eye.
I think it's good indicator of future physical capability (speed, agility).

 

[Spirals for Miles]

Mine are Sofia Baranova and Polina Borovsikh but I like them all!

 

[puremagic]

Puremagic, could you correct Anna's name to Shcherbakova?

Corrected.

Mine: Uliana Vasilieva.

Mine are Sofia Baranova and Polina Borovsikh but I like them all!

There is no reason to hiding names under unreadable color font. You're all safe here. Scout bureau provides full protection of your favorites. Nobody will hurt you here. Make yourself at home.

 

[Shayuki]

Hey people, who's you fave discovery since establishing the thread month ago?
Mine: Uliana Vasilieva.

Mine as well!

Polina Borovsikh

This one also!

 

[tars]

There is no reason to hiding names under unreadable color font. You're all safe here. Scout bureau provides full protection of your favorites. Nobody will hurt you here. Make yourself at home.

I just didn't want to influence your choice.

P.S.
Girl at 2:10 - "I started, when I was 3yo and I'm skating professionally for 3 years already."

 

[Spirals for Miles]

Here's one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQGc5ekxLYw
Nadezhda Suchevan, born 2008
Has her double axel, rippon, working on triples but all her doubles appear to be ripponed/tanoed
Good spins and lines, great flexibility

 

[Shayuki]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EwK_sBUlk2U

I'll nominate the 12-year-old Ksenia Chistyakova just for her jump technique and correct edges on the jumps. Of course, score's not that high and as a 12-year-old she really should be in junior category already instead of novice - But it's so rare to have a girl with very clearly correct lutz and flip edges and to jump them both like this. And with this technique. Ah, and the last spin also was interesting.

 

[Spirals for Miles]

I liked her too! Born 2005

 

[dante]

Puremagic, could you correct Anna's name to Shcherbakova?

As an alternative, you can write Schtscherbakowa.

During his visit in Russia, Lewis Carroll took pleasure in collecting the trickiest Russian words to pronounce and transcribing them into English. One of his favorites was “Zashtsheeshtschayjushtsheekhsya” – a declined form of a word for people who protect themselves.

In that German manner, the word "защищающихся" would become "zaschtscheeschtschayjuschtscheekhsya".

 

[Spirals for Miles]

Angelina Chapplygina: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RpHujQ5inns
Not sure how old she is, fskate.ru doesn't seem to list her

Yes she fell twice but what a talent!!

 

[ice coverage]

Puremagic, could you correct Anna's name to Shcherbakova? ...

As an alternative, you can write Schtscherbakowa. ...

dante, if(??) you really care(??) about encouraging correct pronunciation from English speakers, your "w" is especially misleading.

As an English speaker who has studied Russian, I would say that the transliteration from tars -- Shcherbakova -- is more helpful in pronouncing Щербакова correctly.

 

[Shayuki]

Angelina Chapplygina: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RpHujQ5inns
Not sure how old she is, fskate.ru doesn't seem to list her

Yes she fell twice but what a talent!!

2006 April 20

 

[Spirals for Miles]

Alexandra Fominova, 2005: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cOOsB4JedWc
Not her best performance but lovely lines, musicality, and interpretation
Seems to be at a lowered risk of puberty killing her career

Coached at Sambo 70 by Alexey Chetverukhin.

 

[tars]

Vazhnova with weaker LP, still visible talent, but very hesitant skate.
Other girls you guys mentioned have some nice jumps, but speed of skating is mediocre and they're telegraphing much.
Overall, I agree with Shayuki, average level tourney.

Corrected.

Thank you, could you correct in videos list as well please?
I'm "captain spelling" a bit, sorry.

 

[Spirals for Miles]

Kamila Sultanmagomedova, 2005
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgRJlB2jA6Q
Most girls seem to struggle at this competition so yeah she had a couple errors but my sound isn't working and she's a skater that I can watch even without my sound and not get bored with. Probably not able to be a four or five star because of lack of 3-3 but I am very impressed