twizzles, footworks, synchronization, patterns, step sequences, lifts, turns, styling, choreography, timing, skating skills, technicality, chemistry, passion, talent, effortlessness, effort, requirements,rules, content, posture, stage presence, championships, coach wars, ambitions, competitiveness, injuries, surgeries, sweat, love affairs, insiders, outsiders, break-ups, make-ups, history, scandals.. It's another world on ice that blows your mind
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Four Continents 2012 - Virtue/Moir & Davis/White Comparison
Sunday, February 12, 2012
Four Continents Championships 2012 - Short Dance Overview
Saturday, February 4, 2012
Moves of 2012 - Pechalat & Bourzat's Egyptian
Friday, February 3, 2012
Moves of 2012 - Davis & White's Rotational Lift
It used to be a Virtue & Moir thing. To make difficult and dangerous lifts. But in the last 2 years that title is Davis & White's.What a glorious joy you feel watching that lift...It's like you can reach and touch the sky and feel all the clouds, stir them to gain your power to fly up higher. This lift is musically superb in its construction. Look how they hit the changes of tempo, there is such sensitivity, they take an amazing piece of music and deliver it. This lift is the peak point of this whole program and you just forget to breathe...Thursday, February 2, 2012
Moves of 2012 - Fully Extended Free Leg Twizzles
I love twizzles because they are one of the few moves you can subjectively compare teams performance in it. You might be thinking "What is she saying? Doesn't she know they are not a couple anymore?" Well I do.. But lets look at what Hubbell&Donohue and Gilles & Poirier twizzles this season. What a coincidence that the first part of their twizzles are unique and quite the same. They are performing the first set of twizzles with a fully extended free leg. In my opinion Donohue and Hubbell's is much better. But thats not the point. This is very unusual. I love the fact that people are trying to renovate the twizzle concept and go beyond borders to make something dissimilar. Absolutely loving these twizzles. Not only they are difficult to execute they also require a great balance indeed and even the slightest unsynchronization is out there, clearly you need to be bold to include this kind of movement into a program. My God I love this flash of dazzle called twizzle don't I :) Sorry for the terrible print screensWednesday, February 1, 2012
Moves of 2012 - Virtue & Moir's Funny Faces
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