- Joined
- Jan 10, 2014
Jason's performances, both of them, were definitely the crowd favorites. He was truly electrifying to watch and everyone in TD could feel the energy. There were so many stumbles during many of the performances (Not just in Men, all around), but with Jason, I know I didn't feel the same kind of nervousness before big elements and instead there was an excitement.
I have been an avid fan of Jeremy for a while, but with him, he's usually incredible or terrible. Thankfully, this week it was the former. His short was amazing and I felt so lucky to have been present to watch it. He was just on a different level that night. His free wasn't as perfect, but it was still a beautiful skate.
All in all, I'm glad that the two of them are going to Sochi, although I am a bit sad for Max Aaron. I was really really happy for Joshua Farris for doing so well! And Douglas Razzano's free was exquisite. Sad that Ross Miner's performances fell short, although all us Bostonians in the audience certainly appreciated his programs. (I love that he used Sweet Caroline as his pre-performance music) Watching Adam Rippon and Richard Dornbush falter in the free was excruciatingly heartbreaking. Adam kept on trying what I think was a quad lutz during the warmup and kept falling and ugh, it was tragic.
But yes, I am really happy for Jeremy and Jason!
I have been an avid fan of Jeremy for a while, but with him, he's usually incredible or terrible. Thankfully, this week it was the former. His short was amazing and I felt so lucky to have been present to watch it. He was just on a different level that night. His free wasn't as perfect, but it was still a beautiful skate.
All in all, I'm glad that the two of them are going to Sochi, although I am a bit sad for Max Aaron. I was really really happy for Joshua Farris for doing so well! And Douglas Razzano's free was exquisite. Sad that Ross Miner's performances fell short, although all us Bostonians in the audience certainly appreciated his programs. (I love that he used Sweet Caroline as his pre-performance music) Watching Adam Rippon and Richard Dornbush falter in the free was excruciatingly heartbreaking. Adam kept on trying what I think was a quad lutz during the warmup and kept falling and ugh, it was tragic.
But yes, I am really happy for Jeremy and Jason!