sweetsparky
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I hope she can recover quickly and be back next season with all her strength.
New feature article by Hiro Yoshida on Europe on Ice - Penny Coomes & Nicholas Buckland on the Road to Recovery
Link to the Penny Coomes interview (13 mins. long): https://www.facebook.com/SportswomenSky/videos/vb.191907437905283/267080487054644/?type=2&theaterI can't figure out how to do a direct link
Link to the Penny Coomes interview (13 mins. long): https://www.facebook.com/SportswomenSky/videos/vb.191907437905283/267080487054644/?type=2&theater
ETA: She mentioned in the beginning that they will work again with Christopher Dean on their short dance (rhumba for next season).
ETA: She mentioned in the beginning that they will work again with Christopher Dean on their short dance (rhumba for next season).
"I've learned I can't look too far ahead," Coomes said. "It's about making sure I do everything possible every day. I hope in a couple months I'll be back to normal."
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The first outing for their new programs will be the IJS Sheffield competition in England at the end of July, followed by the Nebelhorn Trophy in September.
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She said, "When something you love so much gets taken away from you, to have it given back is very empowering. It makes you fall in love again."
Penny's update in her own words: https://twitter.com/PennyCoomes/status/881207807772643328/photo/1This video provides an inside look into what Penny has been through over the last year. In June 2016 Penny fractured her Patella (knee cap) into 8 pieces. It was a potentially a career ending injury. With the
Olympics in 2018 she wanted to document her recovery so people can be part of her journey. Hopefully it can serve as inspiration to any other athletes that go through similar struggles with injury. Never give up and keep fighting.
you better don't expect that score to happen at nebelhornThey scored 79.46 in the SD at Sheffield IJS
definitely not! All programme components were in the 9s so I seriously doubt an international panel would come up with the same score, but its promising start for them given where they've had to work back from.you better don't expect that score to happen at nebelhorn
They scored 79.46 in the SD at Sheffield IJS link to protocols here: http://www.icephoto.co.uk/IJSSheffield17/SEG032.HTM
Senior SD protocols: http://www.icephoto.co.uk/IJSSheffield17/SeniorDance_SD_Scores.pdfThey scored 79.46 in the SD at Sheffield IJS link to protocols here:
"The word I would use to describe the team’s comeback, irrespective of what happens this season, is remarkable.
“They have worked exceptionally hard, for a very long time, for the moment they could step back onto the ice together in competition.
“It was thrilling to watch them performing after such a long time away, and their success has only made them even more focused to reach their goals this season.
"Their performance last week is made all the more exceptional when we consider the way things were little more than a year ago.
“I don't think I've ever known anyone like Penny, who might appear so fragile, and yet such a tiger inside. It doesn't seem to matter what knocks them, they come back stronger.
“This has been a real test of their mettle but they have come back as strong and determined as ever.
“I know Nick and Penny are feeling elated after their comeback at the IJS, and now are fully focused on qualifying to represent Great Britain at PyeongChang 2018.”