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Are you counting the fall in the Gala Finale?
i came back after that anyway the world is safe now
Are you counting the fall in the Gala Finale?
i came back after that anyway the world is safe now
People frequently do weird / bad things in show programs. It almost never transfers over to the competitive programs.
well, i have two infractions, so not too far away from thatWelcome back!
Was just starting to wonder if you got banned or something...
just curious here, but how anything can be boring with those jumps?
I mean, i could just make a video loop of her jumping and watch it for hours nonstop.
well, i have two infractions, so not too far away from that
I do too. The admins don't quite like my sense of humor.
To be honest, I'm a little bit worried about what Alina might receive next season, after this year gala... I mean it certainly is original, but can be also controversial and I don't think it's something for the judges.
Whats controversial? That she took a candle to the center of the rink?
I don't want an answer to this question to be my last words on this forum.
There’s always up and down. The issue with Russian ladies is that the pool of talent is too big but the spots for them stay the same. Sooner or later, interest in figure skating might go down as the parents don’t see future for their kids in such a competitive environment.Looking through couple of last novice tourneys.
Those b. 2005+ Russian babies seem to be weaker than 1996-2004 ones, don't you think? :think:
Golden generation will probably dominate till 2022 and then Japanese and Koreans take over next quad, until "Lipnitskaya's children" born 2010+ arrive...
Paradox, isn't it? Big popularity resulting in less popularity...There’s always up and down. The issue with Russian ladies is that the pool of talent is too big but the spots for them stay the same. Sooner or later, interest in figure skating might go down as the parents don’t see future for their kids in such a competitive environment.
Looking through couple of last novice tourneys.
Those b. 2005+ Russian babies seem to be weaker than 1996-2004 ones, don't you think? :think:
Golden generation will probably dominate till 2022 and then Japanese and Koreans take over next quad, until "Lipnitskaya's children" born 2010+ arrive...
There’s always up and down. The issue with Russian ladies is that the pool of talent is too big but the spots for them stay the same. Sooner or later, interest in figure skating might go down as the parents don’t see future for their kids in such a competitive environment.
Looking through couple of last novice tourneys.
Those b. 2005+ Russian babies seem to be weaker than 1996-2004 ones, don't you think? :think:
It'd be Kanysheva - Valieva - Akatieva, but we need at least 3-4 every year, like with "Fantastic 4".Hard to say. I don't know any other such a gorgeous skaters like Kostornaya or Tsurskaya which are 2003 and 2001 year. Can't remember any other really good skater except these two of 2001/2003 year borned. And such a conveyor like Scherbkova, Tarakanova, Trusova in 2004. So I guess it's better to analyse three years to get the whole picture. 2005-2006-2007.