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A lot of us are at the arena without computer and won't be able to DL anything until next week when we are home. :-( If people could make the vids available then, that would be lovely!

Yep, there is. Sadly it's not always followed. Shocking, I know.
As a fan only since GPF last year, I've been regretting not having been a fan earlier and when he started breaking world records... Now I feel a bit better lol. The boy's surreal. I hoped he'd blow our minds, but I was too afraid to expect it. And yet he did, majorly...:hap57:
I was a bit torn about Javi, because I really like him - I have a thing for underdogs and Javi generally seems to be a bit of an underdog - and I wanted him to do well, but not well enough to beat Yuzu... In the end, I'm sad he finished off the podium... Seeing Yuzu being so sweet makes me feel better again, though.
Also, as a newbie when it comes to figure skating, someone mentioned there being clear indications of how to give GOE points. Is there like a checklist or so? I'm curious what the judges could possibly claim wasn't perfect for Yuzu to get those points... especially his spins, this time, they really didn't like them much and I can't imagine what more he could do on those, either... I already have my own conspiracy theory of why judges might be extra harsh on Yuzu, but I feel I should learn more about the technicalities before commenting further ^^;
Oh and it's confirmed he'll be at WTT, too? *fingers crossed for world record LGC*![]()
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A lot of us are at the arena without computer and won't be able to DL anything until next week when we are home. :-( If people could make the vids available then, that would be lovely!
1) unexpected / creative / difficult entry
2) clear recognizable (difficult for jump preceded by steps/movements of the Short Program)
steps/free skating movements immediately preceding element
3) varied position in the air / delay in rotation
4) good height and distance
5) good extension on landing / creative exit
6) good flow from entry to exit including jump combinations / sequences
7) effortless throughout
8) element matched to the musical structure
http://static.isu.org/media/1003/2000-sptc-sov-and-goe-2016-2017_revised-july-14.pdf
Hanyu had been trailing in fifth after the short programme, but pulled out a best-ever score in the free skate to reclaim the title he won in 2014.
Bears and gifts rained down on the ice after his performance at a capacity-packed Hartwall Arena in Helsinki and he wiped tears from his eyes as he watched his scores appear.
"After the short programme I was so disappointed and down, but the fans and team helped lift me," said Hanyu, who scored 321.59 points.
"I could hear the crowd roaring me on, not just the many Japanese in the crowd but everybody supporting me was very impressive," said Hanyu.
"I demonstrated everything I was capable of, my whole package. I wanted to do five quads but did not have enough energy."
"I have very warm memories about Finland as I won my first international competition here when I was a kid," recalled Hanyu after improving on his own world-record score in the free skate at the 2015 Grand Prix final by 3.72 points.
"After the short program, I was quite depressed. I was so deeply depressed," he said. "But the fans and the team believed in me."
Still, Hanyu suggested his struggles in Thursday's short program could foreshadow problems for his hopes of winning a second Olympic gold.
"I still feel it's very difficult to put out two clean programs," he said. "Toward the Olympic season, I think it's important to skate clean both in the short and the free, these two programs together."
"I feel very regretful from my short program, so I have to train more and more," said Hanyu.
"Because I was concentrating for all I was worth on each and every element, it’s like I’ve forgotten how it went."
He added: "Finally, I can say I’ve worked hard, but maybe I need more (ahead of next year’s Pyeongchang Olympics)."
"I was so depressed after the short program," Hanyu explained. "I'm grateful that my team and my fans kept believing in me. They helped me achieve this program."
As soon as he ended his performance, the 2014 Olympic gold medalist received a thundering standing ovation, and the ice surface was instantly filled with flowers and plush toys.
"My music is rather quiet -- it doesn't make people cheer -- but this time I could hear nonstop applause after my spin, and I was impressed to realize how much the whole crowd, not only the Japanese, supported me," Hanyu said.
After watching Hanyu draw a masterpiece on ice with his blades, Orser was caught mouthing "Wow", and it was a sentiment shared by the roaring Japanese fans who showed their appreciation by hurling an avalanche of Winnie-the-Pooh stuffed toys on to the ice.
Despite the record score, Hanyu ominously declared: "It's great to beat my own world record by three points but I can get even higher scores."
"Yuzu just went to another place today, and you can’t put yourself there," said Tracy Wilson, who coaches him in Canada with Brian Orser. "You just put yourself into the training and hope you end up there."
When something is taken away from you, that is so motivating," she said of Hanyu’s failure to win the gold medal in the last two world championships. "To be just 19 and Olympic champion, you’re learning lessons on the fly. And he’s remarkable in how he’s learned and in his strength of character in going after it and staying with it. Even with adding the quad loop and doing four quads, we talked to him about it and asked, ‘Do you really need it? Why not the quad loop with three quads and then add in?’
"And his answer was, ‘This is why I do this. I want to push the sport. I want to push myself.' "
"Scientifically, someone told me that five rotations in the air is a possibility, but the I.S.U. don’t even have scores for that," Hanyu said, referring to quintuple jumps and the sport’s governing body, the International Skating Union. "The reason we have so many types of quad today is because of Boyang. No doubt he’s the one who pushed us all, because he did the quad Lutz and a classic, clean performance, and we realized you can do the quad Lutz. It’s humanly possible. So he’s responsible for pulling us all up to the level we’re at today."

Fuji TV are fast for sure, I was going to watch the program again and it's already blocked :sad21:
It's tomorrow at noon at the arena. But you can only get in if you have a ticket for the gala. The stage is in the hallway and it's tiny. I'm not gonna be hear at butt Io'clock in the morning, so I won't be able to see anything there. Expect lots of people. But they said they would stream it to the screen in the arena, so I'll probably just watch from there.By the way, is there going to be a free skate small medal ceremony? If yes, when?![]()
when in doubt, look to daily motion![]()