If N/N really get it down, that will be one very very cool and very musical lift.
The samba was ok. You can see what a huge difference international experience makes. But the mambo...finally they are showing some of the sass they had as juniors.
I'll be REALLY curious to see how this develops...
61.06 2nd to LD.
Bleh.
hello nimi, who's that? I have to check it later! #thirstyforwardrobedrama
hello nimi, who's that? I have to check it later! #thirstyforwardrobedrama
Barbara's face when she heard word didaction :agree:
Is the Japanese team a new one?
One thing you can say for Mr Koletto. He certainly committed himself to that, and it makes such a big difference. Again HE held my attention, even if gets a bit ganglylimbed at times.
I'm finding it both fascinating and depressing how every choreographer is structuring the beginning of the SD THE EXACT SAME WAY: introduction, 2/3rd circuit to the pattern. Oy veh. Try something a little different guys--it will stand out.
49.80 for the Japanese.
I agree - there is very little originality in choreos for SD this season as for elements placement, I still remember (and like to get back to) Anna/Luca and WeaPo SDs from 2011/12 - one beginning with pattern, then circular step sequence, with such since introduction and flow, second started with stationary lift and Andrew's hotness that killed me on sight
:agree:
Torino face?
It didnt last that long