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Or simply does the 4T in the first half. He can do 3A in his sleep. My concern is he is getting less consistent on 3Lz.
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Yuzuru will not give up quad in the second half. He wants 2 quads in the SP eventually.Or simply does the 4T in the first half. He can do 3A in his sleep. My concern is he is getting less consistent on 3Lz.
Orser said something like he went into the quad with too much speed. And the entry before the quad was troublesome too. The entry for quad toe was very much like entry for quad sal. I don't get why it was choreographed that way but apparently it doesn't work in competition. Hopefully they will change it.Everyone does better in practice than in the competition. 3A 3T 3Lz-2Lo would be a meh layout. (Remember another mistake on 4T can affect the 3Lz again.) But maybe we'd better see FS first and then talk about planned layouts/recoveries etc. I wonder if the -4 deduction rule is somewhat affecting his nerves on quads this season. But anyways let's see how he does in FS.
Or switch to 3lz3Lo. Even if the landing of 3lz is bad, adding a 2Lo is safe.
Seriously I think his success rate of 4S is higher than 4T now, maybe he should switch to 4S in SP. He wants 2 quads in SP in the future, so maybe 4T as the first jump and 4S as the second. Whatever it takes, his 4T has become much less reliable to me.You say that as if he could just do a 3Lz3Lo like that... but we never saw him practice it. His solo 3Lo is great (and his 4Lo amazing), but that's quite different from when you have to do it as a 2nd jump in a combination. There's a reason we see so little of them. And he would have to invest all this training time into even another combination. The 4S looks like an easier solution in that case.
And even if it did happen at this comp, Hanyu usually pops his 4T rarely. I don't think that risk is worth the time it would take to learn a whole new combination.
Someone from GS has uploaded Yuzuru's FS on Google drive for fans who couldn't view his program on YouTube because of license issue.kiches;1268649 said:For anyone who is having trouble streaming Yuzu's FS I uploaded a copy I was finally able to save from dailymotion into my google drive. You should be able to stream or download the clip here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0ghgb8rCrI8U1dzdkV4cm83QzQ/view?usp=sharing
not reallyMy heart hurts for Yuzuru. In head to head competitions with Chan it appears that Chan skating and completing 80% of his elements will beat him every time.
I don't think that was THAT big inflantion, but imo TES was too close. Without GOEs TES content vs 90 vs 75, and ended 98 vs 95.... But the judge who gave Hanyu marks at Nguyen level should be ashamed.I must comment here on this thread. LUV Hanyu.
I feel his scores at Skate Canada were a total JOKE compared to Chan's. Either Chanflation continues (one judge gave Chan 10 for SS) or the judges are keeping Hanyu down on purpose.
What do we think? I think the same, horrible, disgusting, UNFAIR marking of Chan will continue until 2018 and that Hanyu will NEVER be scored fairly in comparison to Patrick.
So, now I feel badly for Hanyu. The judges have told him that no matter what he does, they will put Chan first, even if Chan's content is JUNIOR compared to Hanyu. I feel very angry about it.
not reallyHanyu can score 15-17 points more TES with this program if he will remove mistakes he did here, and up to his top quality later in season
He runned out of energy at the end before lutz, but it's understandable with how crazy difficult this program is, I am sure he will be stronger and stronger as season goes on
But he really can land those 3 quads +2 triple axels !
I don't think so. I think they will go back and forth all season and, as a fan of both, I'm quite happy to watch this Battle of the Titans.My heart hurts for Yuzuru. In head to head competitions with Chan it appears that Chan skating and completing 80% of his elements will beat him every time.
As a fan of Yuzuru I agree with the final placement, given what a low score Yuzuru got in the short, but yeah the PCS and GOE gap in the LP is indeed too much. However it's in Canada. Judging in other countries my be different. I have no doubt this result will fuel Yuzuru even more as he said in the press he "considers Patrick as the sun" and he "wants to surpass the sun".I must comment here on this thread. LUV Hanyu.
I feel his scores at Skate Canada were a total JOKE compared to Chan's. Either Chanflation continues (one judge gave Chan 10 for SS) or the judges are keeping Hanyu down on purpose.
What do we think? I think the same, horrible, disgusting, UNFAIR marking of Chan will continue until 2018 and that Hanyu will NEVER be scored fairly in comparison to Patrick.
So, now I feel badly for Hanyu. The judges have told him that no matter what he does, they will put Chan first, even if Chan's content is JUNIOR compared to Hanyu. I feel very angry about it.
Eh no. People at the arena said during SP Yuzuru was not less fast and smooth than Patrick. There was not big gap in SP regards speed and SS. So the issue in the LP at Skate Canada is that Yuzuru did not have enough power to skate his free skate to his full potential. You think Yuzuru's jumps are small they can't gain more GOE? Actually Yuzuru's jumps are huge, at his best his jumps are bigger than Patrick. When Yuzuru improves his cardio and his stamina and reaches the next level, he will break a lot of barriers.My heart hurts for Yuzuru. In head to head competitions with Chan it appears that Chan skating and completing 80% of his elements will beat him every time.
Maybe next time Yuzuru will do more difficult entries before quads to get GOE from the judges.I don't think so. I think they will go back and forth all season and, as a fan of both, I'm quite happy to watch this Battle of the Titans.
Here is full video of his practice at Skate Canada gala including many jumps: https://youtu.be/0c38-uUXJL8wow this spread eagle-4s-spread eagle can't be real![]()
I'm not so sure. The GOE Chan received more than made up for the TES base Hanyu had. Due to Chan'skating skating skills, I can see his goe remaining more than Hanyu.
Patrick deserved good jump GOE this time because all his jumps were right on. Everything was clicking for him in this program.
But how often, in the past, has that happened? Not often. Usually Patrick will hit a big quad or two and then tighten up and have silly mistakes on other jumps and even footwork. That has been his norm. And if that happens, he won't get this type of GOE, in my opinion.
Yuzuru was very good, but just a little sloppy, and he opened the door for Patrick. If Yuzu hits all his jump content and also performs the program better, I doubt Patrick will be able to beat him. Yuzu's performance level here was not his best, he needs to get sharper with his choreo and improve his stamina. I have confidence he'll get there.
If he hits everything with positive GOE (from 0.5 to 1-1.5) then it will be over 200. But of course it sounds like a LOOOOOOOONG road.From what I counted with reality GOE and PCS if Hanyu will hit his program to his best he can score another 20-21 points(15-17 TES+4 PCS (PCS 92))
Although the skater is constantly busy, he’s not bothered by the fact that he has so little time off.
“I think if I had one month time off, I would feel bored,” he said. “I love skating and I love the feeling of winning and of achieving. I don’t want to rest for one month.”
My heart hurts for Yuzuru. In head to head competitions with Chan it appears that Chan skating and completing 80% of his elements will beat him every time.