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Yeah they did. They were still with him during the JGP, but they were with Marina by Nationals.
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Yeah they did. They were still with him during the JGP, but they were with Marina by Nationals.
Good performance but incorrect timing
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Timing, like Lamente Ariane said. Means that even keypoint is done its not done on the right beat of the music, as in the right moment of time. So no Level for it.
Uusally I don´t like them, but today they were my favorites. Actually, I thought they deserved higher.
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I would have been fine with them beating S/E who were just above them, but I do think S/E deserve higher PCS than the Greens. I was watching without sound in class, so I'll have to rewatch to decide whether I think the PCS gap is right.
G/G did look less young compared to the beginning of the season. for me.
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Only the top 5 at the Olympics got a level four on that element. Only a couple did at senior Worlds last year.
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Who should they go to? Marina? I assume they need to stay in the US for her to have a chance at US citizenship. Anyways, I think his parents are close to Igor, so they probably won't.
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The Y's are for the three keypoints. Three steps you have to hit. N means they missed that step. T means they did the step right, but not on the correct beat.
I forgot about the citizenship... I don't if it could be better with Marina. She did a great job with the German team though.
My main issue with Igor : all his teams lack uniqueness. The last thing you want is if someone thinks your programs in a bit random or just "another program" :/ This is a common route : the woman should pop and the man should present her. But he has many teams with very strong men and it ends up lacking.
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Y means that key point (which is usually some kind of a turn who must be done with correct edges) is correctly done. N means its not done correctly, meaning no level up. T means its done but not in right time, meaning no level up too. There are 3 key points in a pattern dance, one symbol (Y,N or T) you are getting for each keypoint. For example NNN means you will get no level up, you mised all 3 key points, so you will stay on level 1. TTT means level 1 too, they just giving an explanation for skaters that problem was not in wrong turn (like with N), but only in timing. YNT means level 2 for dance pattern - first key point in a dance pattern is done, but second is not done correctly and third had bad timing. NYY means second and third key points are correctly done so the whole pattern is level 3 etc etc
Y means that key point (which is usually some kind of a turn who must be done with correct edges) is correctly done. N means its not done correctly, meaning no level up. T means its done but not in right time, meaning no level up too. There are 3 key points in a pattern dance, one symbol (Y,N or T) you are getting for each keypoint. For example NNN means you will get no level up, you mised all 3 key points, so you will stay on level 1. TTT means level 1 too, they just giving an explanation for skaters that problem was not in wrong turn (like with N), but only in timing. YNT means level 2 for dance pattern - first key point in a dance pattern is done, but second is not done correctly and third had bad timing. NYY means second and third key points are correctly done so the whole pattern is level 3 etc etc
Sofia and Igor were the third Russian couple at Jr Grand Prix final and silver medalists at Junior nationals, beating Arina and Maxim on both occasions. The decision should have been maybe between Polishchuk/Vakhnov and Arina/Maxim based on the results. No debate in what concerns the place of Sofia / Egor on the team IMO.
I wonder what will happen with the judges in the FD.
Four of the judges will be swapped out. The replacement judges in Ice Dance are AUS, BLR, CHN, GER
But since Gorojdanov 'resigned' after charges were recently brought against him, Belarus doesn't have an ISU judge qualified for ice dance. It is possible that a judge could have been 'loaned' to BLR, but I guess we will see.
Four of the judges will be swapped out. The replacement judges in Ice Dance are AUS, BLR, CHN, GER
But since Gorojdanov 'resigned' after charges were recently brought against him, Belarus doesn't have an ISU judge qualified for ice dance. It is possible that a judge could have been 'loaned' to BLR, but I guess we will see.
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A few teams left him for marina this year, Tobias/Tkachenko (even if they ended up not competing), Lorenz/Polizoakis at the end of last season, and then Lewis/Bye mis-season...
AFAIK Igor still has Chock/Bates, Nazarova/Nikitin, Min/Gamelin, Coomes/Buckland, Pogrebinsky/Benoit, Abachkina/Thauron for seniors. Carreira/Ponomarenko, Nguyen/Kolesnik for juniors.
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