Skate Canada is so behind with info on their web pages, I wouldn't worry about it. As of a check yesterday, they still were not up to date with the interational medal counts.Someone on Golden Skate forum pointed that it could be an error on Skate Canada's website, the junior pair team Callahan/Furman who are entered for JGP Bangkok next week still aren't listed on the international assignments page (even though their coaching team on Instagram already wished them good luck today). Their names are still on ISU's entry list so hopefully it's really an error on Skate Canada's part
hopefully it's not their health but program adjustments or something
I hope that’s the case, they’ve truly been so unlucky with injuries this past quad... wasn’t 23-24 off-season a struggle for them too? I remember something about Zach having a back and shoulder strain and thus not being able to train much at all before Nepela that season. I guess we will see with Budapest Trophy entries.they haven't had a smooth off-season since 23-24 season
yes they couldn't do any kinds of lifts for 2 months during that time, and we know Marjo got another concussion last year
, it's been 3 seasons straight for now but hopefully the rest of the season will go smoothly for them
Wow, they're bringing back White Crow! I literally rewatched their 4CC outing of it a few weeks ago wondering how present-day Marjorie/Zach would skate it, so this feels weirdly serendipitous. I guess we will find out! Sad we won’t get to see the Bach FD, but since they scrapped it, I’m guessing the HPC feedback wasn’t what they’d hoped for.
now i understand why they withdrew from Nepela, will always be curious on how their interpretation of Bach would be though :'D
I will always be curious, that and also what their initial music choice was - the one they had to give up because of $$$. But I’m so excited to (hopefully) see White Crow at the Olympics! It’s my favorite FD of theirs, and I always felt like they had more to give with it, especially since they didn’t even get to go to Worlds that year. They've become much more refined in their movement quality since then and I think White Crow is a very good vehicle to show that off - very interested to see how the choreography will look on them now with the rule changes.
Possibly? Bach's compositions are all public domain but the recordings and arrangements of his music would still be copyright protected depending on when they were made. We don't actually know why they changed their FD yet.
What @ginsengtea wrote above. Also, they dropped their first music choice (which wasn't Bach - we still don't know what it was) because the rights were too expensive, and Bach was their second choice. Nothing has been said so far about the reasons why they discarded their Bach FD.
