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The rule is not archaic. There are very few women in the world capable of landing a quad and the number of senior women even attempting one can be counted on one hand. Unless & until quads become as prevalent in the women's FS as they were in the Men's FS when the no quads in the SP rule was dropped for the Men then there is zero need to drop the no quads in the SP rule for the Women.
Nothing to count. Only Sumiyoshi landed an underrotated quad that wasn't called. But that's an ISU problem that quads are being landed not on their events. Russians can afford to have quads in Women SP. They are ahead of ISU.
Russians need to stop doping their girls so they can train quads.
Russian Cup Final for both juniors（March, 4-6) and seniors (March, 6-9) is happening this weekend
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Sofia Dzepka is leading in ladies after SP and is very lovely to watch
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Pete Gumennik is in the seniors entries lists, Adelia Petrosian will skip this event
That's pathetic. You are just jealous that TUE for light meth doesn't work.
Lmao. Listen, troll, you're barking up the wrong tree if you think I'm some Amber uber.
As of 2026, more women have landed quads than men had in 1998 when the ISU unbanned quads for men in the short program.
We had ZERO women land a quad in the senior ranks this season. Try again.
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I read comments from Valieva that during her four year break, she grew, ate what she needed to develop and now that she's 20, she has the muscle mass to regain her jumps and maintain her weight without a problem. Clearly Trusova has done the same and she's still breast feeding. She has a healthy baby which means she's getting the proper nutrition for herself and her son and is regaining her jumps as well. Both women look fit and are looking to compete again. While the coaches play a big part, the athlete has to make their own decisions which is what Tuk is describing. She made her own choices. That comes with maturity and I'd say family support. Many athletes have as much pressure or even more from family as the coach.Tuktamysheva:
Елизавета Туктамышева: «Когда ты худая, тебе внушают, что у тебя получаются прыжки – «значит, ты выигрываешь, значит, ты ценен». Эту цепочку надо убирать»
Чемпионка мира по фигурному катанию объяснила, как в спорте связывают худобу с ценностью и результатами в прыжках, и почему отказалась от постоянных взвешиваний, наладила питание и перестала бояться завтракаwww.sports.ru
You seem to always forget or choose to ignore that this is a thread about Russian skating. Several Russian women have been landing quads all season and some of them are in their 20s.
I'm sorry but I don't count Russian women landing quads. Statistically it is impossible that so many Russian women land quads while the rest of the world doesn't. Logically, there should be a similar number of Japanese or American women landing quads sering as both countries have robust numbers of girls & women competing. That there aren't leads me to conclude that Valieva is not the only Russian woman who was doping. She's just the only one who got caught.
"Statistically it is impossible that Malinin lands so many 4A while the rest of the world doesn't."
LOL. Listen, troll, by that same logic you're applying to Malinin, Kurt Browning must have been doping, and every other man who was the first to land any particular type of quad.
I am applying your logics. You said that since Russian women jump quad but others don't, they are doped. So, according to your logic Malinin, Kurt and everyone in any sport who achieved something others couldn't, were doped. And when the stupidity of your logic was exposed, you denied yourself.
Zakharova and Valueva 18+, both landed quads in competition. Trusova is a mother, breastfeeding, landed quads in training. How do you want to be taken seriously if you called a breastfeeding mother or 18+ females prepubescent females.
