Tomono is probably the only skater who can pull Ge's programmes
Yes! He’s so committed to the performance. Perhaps my favorite performance-wise so far this season.
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Tomono is probably the only skater who can pull Ge's programmes
Did you check for the Pairs SP tile? It was shown all in one without breaking between the disciplines, so it's probably posted there.I had to go to a birthday party and missed the men. And it is not on Peacock now! Maybe they will put it up tomorrow, one can only hope.
I had to go to a birthday party and missed the men. And it is not on Peacock now! Maybe they will put it up tomorrow, one can only hope.
Yup. Click on the Pairs Short Program tile and fast forward about 1hr & 15 min in for the Men's SP.Did you check for the Pairs SP tile? It was shown all in one without breaking between the disciplines, so it's probably posted there.
Luc's movement, music choice and pants all reminding me of Lukas Britschgi. I like them both!Did Luc grow out of his pants or were they always intended to be waders?
When I watch it back in slow-motion I see the front of Jason's blade hit the ice facing towards the camera, and be clearly under-rotated.I went back and looked at Jason's 3A, and I cannot tell why it got downgraded. I could barely perceive any under-rotation. I'm not questing the judges, I'm just too green to recognize why it was downgraded. Can anyone explain it to me? I realize it's hard to explain via text and not narrating a slow-mo video.
Was corrected it's Bourne's programme. The rest, of course, applies anywayYes! He’s so committed to the performance. Perhaps my favorite performance-wise so far this season.

After Shoma's retirement, I've been greatly admiring but not loving any of the Japanese. It might be time to uber Kazuki.I’m kind of loving Tomono
As if he cried ONLY in AmericaAymoz crying in America again!![]()
He is the most emotionnal human being I know all over the world.You're welcome to join the Kazuki users, but brace yourself for the emotional roller-coaster.After Shoma's retirement, I've been greatly admiring but not loving any of the Japanese. It might be time to uber Kazuki.
I will say the highs are VERY high, though!
LP thread title?crying in America
Considering I also love Roman Sadovsky and Andrew Torgashev, I will welcome the highs!You're welcome to join the Kazuki users, but brace yourself for the emotional roller-coaster.I will say the highs are VERY high, though!
But that's why we love him.As if cried ONLY in AmericaHe the most emotionnal human being I know all over the world.
Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqRTTxiJqmQThe men's press conference starting on USFS YouTube.
He is top 6 at world at 3 different occasions. I am rooting for him.I became a Kazuki fan when he replaced Daisuke Murakami at NHK, 2017..I remember what I tweeted when I saw his performances. I never said that he was the "best" skater..but..to me..he has the "IT" factor..I appreciate a second alternate doing his job at Worlds..on 2 occasions..I love him..
Yes..in 2023 he actually qualified for the team..5th in 2018, 6th in 2022 and 2023..He is top 6 at world at 3 different occasions. I am rooting for him.
I remember an interview from back then saying that he had to conserve energy for the step sequence. When Rohan’s first proposed it, young Jason could barely get through it. By Nationals, his stamina was better, but the “conserve” was still in his head.I just re-watched Jason's Riverdance from 2014 and I have to say, I do prefer the most current version. The 2014 seemed to me to be a little more empty; more just skating around, setting up the jumps. His jumps were better, but his choreography was not as good, I feel.
