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More of Kaori doing insane combos https://twitter.com/i/status/1102153588154007553
3F-1Eu-3F-2A-2A-3T :shocked:
3F-1Eu-3F-2A-2A-3T :shocked:
2018-19 Japanese Ladies' figure skating
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Ya, my bad - I thought Wikipedia had the full list of competitors. Universiade is more packed than I thought...
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From what I understand of the Universiade (and regrettably that's at the wiki level, as in our country not much is known about it despite some short trackers taking part), there's a limit on ladies - maximum two per country - which does not apply to the other disciplines where there's a limit of three per country. Perhaps because otherwise ladies would be filled to bursting?
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Yes, the number of Ladies at Universiade is maxed out at 36.
In an old post in the Russian Ladies thread, I copied and pasted an excerpt from the Announcement for 2019 Universiade that discusses the procedure for limiting spots when demand exceeds supply.
(I rarely look at Wikipedia, so I don't know what kind of explanation/information is there.)
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Is that a loop or do you mean doing two 1/2 loops in a row? Or...
I think they mean a double loop landing on a left inside edge. Speaking of which, Artur Dimitriev has landed 3Lz+3F, so a triple landing on the left inside edge has been done before.
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Is this her idea of letting off steam? You'd think Kao-chan has enough on her plate training for Worlds LOL. Lovely to see, though!
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https://www.japantimes.co.jp/sports...d-says-kaori-sakamoto-good-form-ahead-worlds/
I know, it's Jack Gallagher - but the article explains the context of Kaori's multi-jump videos. I didn't know Benoit has only been choreographing for three years and he's just 31 years old. He's keen to work with more Japanese skaters. So much promise for the future!
I know, it's Jack Gallagher - but the article explains the context of Kaori's multi-jump videos. I didn't know Benoit has only been choreographing for three years and he's just 31 years old. He's keen to work with more Japanese skaters. So much promise for the future!
Congrats to Mai-chan for her gold at winter universiade with two clean programs and huge score 
https://mobile.twitter.com/FISU/status/1104307395856089088
I hope that next season she will have more luck and will be less robbed.
https://mobile.twitter.com/FISU/status/1104307395856089088
I hope that next season she will have more luck and will be less robbed.
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Mai-chan ends the season on a high note with her win at the Winter Universiade. Again, she shows herself to be so reliable and steady, not to mention the beautiful, beautiful skating. :luv17:
Entries of Coupe du printemps.
https://mobile.twitter.com/figureskatingm1/status/1104334277594890241
I wanted to see Nana Araki but seems like she ended her season at junior high school competition.
https://mobile.twitter.com/figureskatingm1/status/1104334277594890241
I wanted to see Nana Araki but seems like she ended her season at junior high school competition.
And I think the junior champions should NOT get JW spots automatically.
You know they prefer some teams and skaters while most skaters don‘t have enough time on ice.
JSF should allocate the resources better and try to get more rinks
And I would like to know who will be the leading junior skaters
It sucks that Yuna got scored so harshly, but it clearly wasn't a mistake to send her given that she placed highest among the Japanese ladies tonight. She performed excellently and deserved higher scores.
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