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Don’t give Ilia any ideas.4flip
4sal
3lutz
3flip
* bonus *
4axel-3axel-3axel
4axel4toe
4lutz4loop
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Don’t give Ilia any ideas.4flip
4sal
3lutz
3flip
* bonus *
4axel-3axel-3axel
4axel4toe
4lutz4loop
this is why he is an unmatched iconArtur Dmitriev, Jr. would suggest changing that 4F4T into a 4F4Z and making such other adjustments as would be appropriate.![]()
4A
4A+3T
4Lz
4F
Fly Camel Spin
4Lo
4T+1Eu+3S4T+1EU+3F
3A+3A+2A
Choreo Sequence
Ch Combo Spin
Step Sequence
Fly Ch Combo Spin
Just for fun. Not gonna happen any time soon.Hardly anyone doing a 3 loop as the second jump in their combo is getting it called as rotated. I seriously doubt any guys are going to try a 4 loop as the second jump in their combo, especially after going for TWO quad axles late in the program....There are limits to these kids superpowers.
Really? You can prefer jumpers, not think he deserves as much credit as the rules currently allow, not enjoy his aesthetic, be pissed that he doesn’t try quads, but despise is a pretty strong reaction. I find this weird.I despise Brown's skating
I’m hoping and believing he’s going to work in his stamina!Pulkinen does look like the second best man at this point. But wow, he doesn’t seem to have the stamina to get through the long program.
I’m going to guess he’s working on combos the other men are not yet thinking about. Doesn’t he do a quad-quad in practice? That’s prep for the next Olympics. Start putting one of those in his lp the year before Olys, and watch a few other men try to copy it. Not sure if there is another man who could do such a combo. It would put him ahead of the pack plus he’s continuing to work on components and artistry.Don’t give Ilia any ideas.
4A
4A+3T
4Lz
4F
Fly Camel Spin
4Lo
4T+1Eu+3S
3A+3A+SEQ
Choreo Sequence
Ch Combo Spin
Step Sequence
Fly Ch Combo Spin
Thank-youYou can only have ONE 3-jump combo / sequence in the free program.
Nancy Kerrigan circa 1992-93
Ilia Malinin was the only US man to qualify for the Grand Prix Final. The next closest man was Camden Pulkinen in 14th place (and in no danger of qualifying for the final). The rest of the US men who skated on the Grand Prix are so far down the list (in terms of results) that it's hard to find their names.
There had been some talk this season that Jason Brown ought to retire and let the younger men have a chance, but if I were the USFSA, I would pay Jason Brown a huge sum to stay and skate for as long as he desires. The younger US men are just not ready.
The Grand Prix Results make it clear (if it was not already) that the US World Team will be Ilia Malinin, Jason Brown and whoever can ride their coat-tails.
This is kind of explaining why Tomoki struggled with his FS after skating such a great SP at this year's US Nationals.On the way toward nationals, I started to have some back pain. Because it was nationals, I just decided to let it pass and do my best.
"Around the end of December, the beginning of January, I started to have severe pain in my back," Hiwatashi continued. "I wanted to compete at nationals, which I was able to do in the short program (coming in third), and I tried to do my best in the long program. But I was nervous and also trying to deal with the pain and it didn't work out for me."
I hope everyone enjoyed that '87 PCS' performance from Ilia.
But I am happy he won at least. Would rather he did than a couple of the other options in this field.
I mean yes, I made it here on purpose. I like his approach to skating than many others, and am happy he won, rather than someone like Siao Him Fa or Kagiyama, although I prefer Uno to all of them.You don't sound very happy he won. But I suppose it's better you made this snotty comment in the general US Men's thread rather than the Ilia fan thread.
He really is! I too wish I could get away with flutzes and score 2.19 GOE on them. And no, not a surprise he's made the GPF all of once, because someone withdrew.[Brown] really is a special skater.
Oh, do you skate?He really is! I too wish I could get away with flutzes and score 2.19 GOE on them. And no, not a surprise he's made the GPF all of once, because someone withdrew.
It was something I'd brought up on the previous thread, and was bringing it up here to point out that criticising scores has nothing to do with me being happy or unhappy with Ilia's win.
Could not have said it any better myself.The current US men's team combination of Ilia and Jason is perfect. One goes after records and titles, and the other is the stable one earning enough PCS to stay in top ten, enabling US a very good shot at keeping 3 shots. The other US men are, well, not very reliable.
Especially if he indeed plans on going to 4CCs immediately after Nationals.I hope Ilia takes it easy at Nationals; IOW, maybe lay of the 4A and just do what he must, perhaps working on components in preparation for Worlds. He really doesn't need to go all out and I don't want to see him stress out his joints.
Well, I wouldn't say he is the "best" choice, but given it sounds like Ilia is skipping it after all and I can't imagine Jason doing it either, I'd say Torgy has just as good of a chance at being selected as Camden - and you know I think Camden is pretty much a lock.I'm currently standing in front of a conspiracy theory-like string diagram ready to explain why Torgy is the best pick for 4ccs and worlds based on my personal tastes and just vibes
Too close to US Nationals I think - but we've gotten mixed messages on whether he's going or not - guess we'll find out in a few days.I was so saddened last year when Ilia went to a Swiss tour rather than to Four Cs, to gain yet another legacy title from his mother. Maybe he'll to Four Cs in 2024. He already won the Sr GP this season.