yuzuangel

Hoping everyone (including @KatjaThera and Yuzu of course) stays safe

So beautiful 🥰😍🤩

Thank you 🥰

Oh, I think it is, but I think I've just not heard it called that haha. I think we just call it a step from backwards to forwards..

That's cool! What do you mean back outside mohawk? Like turning from a right back outside edge to a left forward outside edge and then jumping?

No, but I heard revolution blades are lighter than normal blades (and I think feeling them, they are?) but while skating you really don't feel it at all, lol. Unless you're doing quads probably? Or triples.

@SparkleSalad a competition! In Austrialia!

FaOI in Toyama 2019

Thank you 😍

His beauty 😭😭😭

Haru yo koi or Seimei Otonal or origin Hope and Legacy or requiem of heaven and earth crystal memories or Masquerade Phantom of the Opera/Otonal HyK/Origin Notte Stellata/Requiem Masquerade/LGC Chopin/R&J (either versions) R&J1.0 > Chopin > R&J2.0 CM/Change Seimei/H&l PW/Etude

Proposal: have skaters submit a list of things they will do including transitions in and out of each jump, and have each element scored beforehand. That makes it easy and fast to judge the element; you just have to see if skaters do what they say and adjust for any changes. Much easier than to count transitions/steps without knowing what the skater is trying to do. Each element that does not get done correctly gets a deduction, like in gymnastics. For example, an ina bauer into a jump gets +points for transition, but if you drop the ina bauer you get a deduction from the base value. Lack of rotation gets a deduction. Jump height should be scored without regard to body type or height. In other sports, scores do not get adjusted for the athlete's height or length of their legs. This way scoring is more transparent, as skaters can't get points for elements they don't claim to be doing, and it will be easy to see if skaters actually did what they are getting points for.

skatee without a coach

I feel like saying "Shoma is going from one of the [outwardly] nicest coaches to one of the [outwardly] coldest ones" is purely an observation, and one that makes sense and may give someone pause, because it's not hard to imagine such a change would be hard to adjust to. So i don't know why it's such a weird statement that needs to be picked apart.