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- Jun 14, 2014
Which is her jumps' plan in the SP? It seems it's the usual 3Lz+3T and in the second half 2A and 3F. Isn't it risky? We already know that Yulia struggles with 3F and she often gets edge call, why don't try 3F and in the second half 3Lz+3T and 2A? It would be interesting to count the points' difference between these two layouts, adding an edge on 3F and assuming her combo is perfect :think: (I also think that a 3F as the first jump can be executed with more attention so maybe she can avoid the call)
I see get your point and I've had similar ideas, but
I personally hope she sticks to this layout since it worked very well for her.
In the entire last season, meaning out of 7 competitions she attended, she made a serious mistake in her SP once.
And while I agree that it could be interesting to put the combo in the second half regarding points, I don't think having the 3F as the first jump would mend the edge problems.
Yuna Kim has a dreamy clean lutz, and she has that right in the beginnen at her opening combo and just as much when she repeats the Lutz near the end of the programm. Same goes for Elizaveta f.e.
And skaters who tend to go in with the wrong edge, tend to do that no matter at which point the jump is done IMO.
Also it might be a little straining for the mind to think for 80% of the program "Aaah, still have to land that difficult combo at the end". Also the legs are tired by then. That's why she usually tried to put the 3T behind the first Axel in her LP last season and only if that wasn't possible she'd put it after the second one which was later in the program.

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