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yuzuangel

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  1. I have a silly request...can anyone watching on TV or online take recordings of the men's events including the victory ceremony? I have looked for recordings of the Sochi ceremony in full and have never found it Also, it would be nice to have recordings with commentary from all commentators, even NBC, CBC, etc...
  2. Aw Coming from the guy who thinks landing a quad should automatically win over a program with no quads, it means a lot. BV isn't everything!!!
  3. eek, i'm suspicious too. if this is true, I feel strangely heartbroken for 3A ... lol
  4. they're REALLY in love with LGC (and that pose) aren't they
  5. I heard it's from 2016
  6. PRETTYPRETTYPRETTYPRETTYYYY
  7. i love the way loops look esp double loops
  8. My feeling is that he's been fine for a while, but they wanted to do a combination of 1. keeping his rivals in the dark/complacent, while also 2. telling the judges that he's completely healed and ready to defend his title, so it was all according to an extremely well-thought out and well-timed plan.
  9. source Re. the media influx these last few days, I think it's all very smart and part of the strategy. There's a reason why skaters don't like to disclose injuries -- even if they have them -- until after the Olympics. Yuna didn't disclose her left foot fracture until after the Olympics. Because you don't want the judges to have lower expectations of you or to think "he's skating injured" since you can imagine how this biases them. So this is absolutely the right time to start talking. Especially if he is healthy (and even if he isn't, fingers crossed that's not the caseother skaters not Yuzu, who is 100% healthy ) , you want the general sentiment to be "This guy is skating at 100%" when he's on the ice. There's nothing more his rivals can do to better ready themselves anyway, with the event in exactly a week, and all of the men are going to be going for the best that they've got at this point.
  10. And they chose that picture
  11. aww meagan
  12. I finally took a group photo of all the swans I'm bringing to PC. If you're going to be there, please come take one (or a handful) ... I have too many ... ahh I'm so emotional, can't believe it's happening
  13. Well we never saw a consistent 4Lz yet so likely he just needs more times. With all jumps there are both mental AND physical issues to them. Just because you've successfully landed it once (or ten times) doesn't mean that now all your issues are mental rather than physical. Sometimes you can do it well in practice but the success rate is not so high, so you can't hit it in competition. Is that mental or physical? It's probably both. And that's okay, because you just practice it more so that the success rate is 99% or 100% in practice and you can hit it in competition 80% of the time. Also Yuzu usually takes a season or more to stabilize a jump. Lately there's been an influx of skaters who add 2-3(!) extra quads every season and so we're "spoiled" a bit and think that's the norm. But common sense tells us that's nowhere near the norm and let's not even get into underrotations, prerotations, lack of steps (where required), bad technique, etc. I think we haven't seen the last of the 4Lz, even we won't see it next week
  14. Well it's a week before the big event and most of his rivals are already preparing to skate in two days. I think it's ok now ^-^
  15. https://www.ifsmagazine.com/pyeongchang-predictions/
  16. Honestly, I think Javi no longer being world champion has taken a hit on his scores. He skated clean or near-clean in his SP this season a couple times but he never got near his PB even though his layout is the same. But yes, if he skates clean and Nathan skates clean with his 5(??) quads I think Javi will still come out on top. But Javi's stamina has not been good in the FS lately and it's only been a few weeks since Euros, not sure if he's improved drastically since then.
  17. She looks so good
  18. Sounds like the most likely scenario...that he doesn't want to risk another injury. The period of time right after recovering from a serious injury is the most likely time to sustain another one. Anyway, I'm glad he's focusing what's REALLY important instead of thinking it's his duty to skate for Team Japan even if it'll potentially harm his chances in the individuals...because actually that's the last thing all of Japan and his fans want from him!
  19. Eh, I don't think we can trust his team or him to be very direct or honest about his condition either
  20. can't wait i've been practicing spirals on my left leg in preparation haha. otherwise i never do spirals, they're scary
  21. night...if you send it tmrw then i should be able to get it
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