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I should probably add its the first time I watched a program of theirs twice.
Why would citizenship issues affect their placement at US Nationals?I think it's a great RD for them this season. Challenges them and the right year to experiment. This team is not going to be in the top 3 at US Nationals based on her citizenship issues with this being an Olympic year so I see this as a great way to learn new things, build skills and change their image.
I totally agree. I kind of wish they had done something really out there for their FD too. I mean, they have the least to lose this season.I think it's a great RD for them this season. Challenges them and the right year to experiment. This team is not going to be in the top 3 at US Nationals based on her citizenship issues with this being an Olympic year so I see this as a great way to learn new things, build skills and change their image.
Because I don't think they will place them about Hawayek/Baker who are the #3 team right now. Just the way I see the various Nationals in an Olympic year.Why would citizenship issues affect their placement at US Nationals?
It would impact them in the subjective areas of ice dance, because there's no real incentive for the judges to boost them over Hawayek & Baker if they aren't going to be able to go to the Olympics anyway; that'd just be undermining the third team going.Why would citizenship issues affect their placement at US Nationals?
I linked it in my post earlier, but here it is again: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1PpPbdDnuHE&ab_channel=IcePrincess69? Wow the judges really lowballed them. Was it that bad? I can't find the rd
well..there are no us or cdn judges but pretty well all the other country's team had a judge....PCS's looked pretty low and Goe's..I looked at the base values in the judges scores & decided to rate them that way. You can't diddle the marks so much. Especially if there are any mistakes no matter how tiny.69? Wow the judges really lowballed them. Was it that bad? I can't find the rd
Well.....I think once it has some mileage some of the moves will be crisper and sharper and it does seem to accentuate the females movements....at this time. I recognized a few of Tessa's movements which we only saw later in the season on their return to competition and Christina has some work to do as well but Ice Academy works with getting the moves in with speed power and the feelings and then one by one the n's become y's, they gain levels and often moves are added in which would not have fit in at the beginning of the season..I am looking forward to seeing it again next competition. Do you know when that will be?I did not see confidence in Anthony's skating. He was a bit lost which is unusual for him. I think Christina was more confident. I did not like the program at all, even though I liked some interesting elements. There is a lot of room for improvement so there is hope for better performance later in the season.
They're scheduled for Finlandia on Oct 7-10 nextWell.....I think once it has some mileage some of the moves will be crisper and sharper and it does seem to accentuate the females movements....at this time. I recognized a few of Tessa's movements which we only saw later in the season on their return to competition and Christina has some work to do as well but Ice Academy works with getting the moves in with speed power and the feelings and then one by one the n's become y's, they gain levels and often moves are added in which would not have fit in at the beginning of the season..I am looking forward to seeing it again next competition. Do you know when that will be?
69? Wow the judges really lowballed them. Was it that bad? I can't find the rd
Thanks...I will be watchingThey're scheduled for Finlandia on Oct 7-10 next
USFSA posted an article about these two in preparation for Skate Canada this weekend:
Christina Carreira and Anthony Ponomarenko Enter Skate Canada with New Perspective
They keep emphasizing how much they love their new training environment and how they feel healthy and strong. Makes me wonder about what led up to the change.
Anyway fingers crossed that they do well and get their levels.
I don't get the impression that Shpilband walks into the rink on Monday yelling and cheeringIf you mention all the things you love about a place I think it's fair to assume the other place lacked those things.
I remember that interview and thinking at the time that it was a bit of a slap in the face (when he could've just been publicly supportive of them). I think it was with TSL?The answer is probably in what they like about training and competing with I.AM.
If you mention all the things you love about a place I think it's fair to assume the other place lacked those things.
I also don't think Igor saw C/P as a team with potential in that I recall an an interview a while back where he was asked about D/W and V/M. In the course of that he raved about Avonley/Vadim as the next great thing. I did wonder at the time if C/P saw that interview how it made them feel as at the time one would think you'd be pushing C/P as they were new to Senior.
I don't remember where or who did the interview. Just that it struck me at the time because I thought "ouch" for C/P.
I’ve seen chatter that he’s there for surgery on his ankle/foot so hopefully he’s on the mend and back to his usual skating skills next season!Happy Birthday to Christina!
They seem to be having a vacay lately. Anthony was in Colorado for a bit, and Christina posted an insta story from some sort of film set it looked like? Here's to hoping they are feeling refreshed and ready to start nailing down some new programs in the near future (if we ever find out the rd pattern anyway)!
I wondered if this was the case (he posted something about "healing" one day).I’ve seen chatter that he’s there for surgery on his ankle/foot so hopefully he’s on the mend and back to his usual skating skills next season!