Look at Fadeev's quad in 1984.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jlIfwwq-BUo
Brandon Mroz - First Quad Lutz
Miki Ando - First and only Quad Jump (4S) by a Lady
Kurt Browning - First Quad Jump (4T)
Donald Jackson - First Triple Lutz
Vern Taylor - First Triple Axel
Grzegorz Filipowski - First Triple-Triple Combination
Dick Button - First Double Axel & First Triple Jump (3R)
Cecilia Colledge - First Double Jump (2S) by a Lady
Petra Burka - First Triple Jump (3S) by a Lady
Midori Ito - First 3A by a Lady & First Triple-Triple Combination by a Lady
Denise Biellmann - First Triple Lutz by a Lady
Elvis Stojko - First Quad Jump in Combination (4T+2T)
Look at Fadeev's quad in 1984.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jlIfwwq-BUo
close, but no cigar.Obvious 2foot.
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Incredible in Fadeev attempt : usually, the upper body makes the rotation, but not the feet. Here, the foot looks at 4 turns, but not the rest of the body, so, the landing is bad, and the 2nd foot touches down the ice. LOL
This is the video of Miki Ando in 2002-2003 Junior Grand Prix Final
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uIEGRwYw8vg
Her quad Salchow jump is shown at about 1minute 30seconds in the video.
Program: Le Corsaire
Choreographer: Marina Zueva
Result:
http://www.usfigureskating.org/event...adies-free.htm
2002-2003 Junior Gran Prix
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2002%E2...ior_Grand_Prix
Last edited by Akira Andrea; 01-22-2013 at 05:50 AM.
Are people in this thread bringing up Surya to be comical? Comparing what she did in 1991 to a quad attempt is like comparing some drag queens with women. She couldn't even do a triple loop that year.
Surya 1991 Worlds (Yikes this is hideous!)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4mmZhBy1IXQ
Let's talk about Sasha's quad. At least hers was legitimate, albeit very weak.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=epIsRJSjotE
Tough choice for me - "Uncle" Dickie & Midori are my top choices.![]()
It was significant at the time to her top two rivals (technically) and historically significant.
But... it didn't lead directly or indirectly to 3axs being a necessary part of ladies skating (what I was referring to). You can still comfortably count the number of ladies who've completed 3axs at worlds or olys on one hand (and have a finger or two left over). Twenty years after Colledge or Burka (or Biellmann) those jumps were necessary to be competitive, while the 3ax isn't (for ladies)
(this is mine, don't know how to do, sorry)Anyway anything is good to poo on Bonaly back then & now.
Nice demonstration.
I often wonder what crime did Bonaly commit to generate such hate. Well, I know, she stood for what she thought was right and everybody judges her uppon this desperate act. Are you better than her to do so ?
I still remember these "journalists" waiting for her right after the medal ceremony, while she was still crying and could not think properly, eager for blood.
The fact is, you took the worst possible angle to say it's nowhere near a quad. Then, what are Ando's ? Double jumps ? Single axels ? (and I don't bring poor Miki here to bash her, but look at her salchows). Show me it's more than a quarter short rotation, I'm still waiting.
As for Cohen, it's just a joke, is it ? I'm sure both Ando and Bonaly landed several quad during pratice sessions, if not, they wouldn't had put them in their competitive programs. That's the difference between this complete quad (Cohen tried it in competition only twice if I'm not mistaking) and Ando&Bonaly's several attemps during high level competitions. It'll earn you so many title to land jumps only in pratice.