3 minutes ago, turquoiseblue said:

 

"Brown working on quads" seems a staple statement in the state of U.S. men's skating, kudos to him for not giving up though 

5 minutes ago, ralucutzagy said:

 

 

Sasha first in the first group 

12 minutes ago, yuzuangel said:

 

"Brown working on quads" seems a staple statement in the state of U.S. men's skating, kudos to him for not giving up though 

 

"Brown working on quads" had me chuckling... but kudos to him for real 

Time Schedules

 

Thursday (Sep 14)

SP: Ladies

SP: Pairs

SP: Men

 

Friday (Sep 15)

SD: Ice Dance

I just realized I'm going to miss all the ladies I want to see.

Starting orders, time schedules and potetially results are also up on this site: http://www.fisg.it/upload/result/4468/index.html

 

Men look good as well, but I'm most pumped for the ladies. Waka vs. Alina vs. Liza vs. Caro vs. Laurine, so early in the season! I wish all of them good luck, but I have an extra toe crossed for Wakabby, may she start her season strong and get lots of confidence out of this

 

PS: Thank you Yata for setting up the comp threads, it's a lot of work. So get a lot of hugs & love in return

 

 

 

 

 

3 hours ago, yuzuangel said:

 

"Brown working on quads" seems a staple statement in the state of U.S. men's skating, kudos to him for not giving up though 

 

He has been trying so hard and for so long that at this point, I truly, really really really want him to land one right when it counts the most, the Nats. Major props for still steadily keeping at it, especially after last season and so much bad luck. 

 

A short feature on Shoma at Lombardia on a Japanese morning news show.

ETA: First part of the clip

 

Judging panels for the SP/SD segments