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@unitkresh9298 3 күн бұрын
Вы западные люди , слишком верите официальным лицам . В первую очередь это случилось из за политики , наказать нужно мок , ваду , ису , тас ,кас 💩💩💩💩. Распространение лжи , это соучастие в преступлении 😠😠😠😠
@janethuppi6041 6 күн бұрын
Congratulations to Jacob Sanchez for winning the Tallinn Cup!
@Nunelii 13 күн бұрын
Even though people like bringing this up often (more like all the time), prerotation is not something that can be taken into consideration when evaluating a jump. There’s too many factors to review, and the tech panel fails most of the time to tell apart a inside/outside edge. Almost every skater has a 180 prerotation nowadays, so I have no problem with it not being reviewed as it’s something everyone has (skaters with the right technique usually get extra points because their jumps look overall cleaner/more elevated anyway). The real problem is when judges blatantly ignore an obvious inside edge on a lutz (Zhenya, Kaori), and are so nitpicking on the slightest outside/inside edge on a flip/lutz. Like this week end at NHK trophy for example. I love Kaori but none of her lutzes should have received that GOE, and no one seems to complain about that. I guess she’s not Russian enough. 🙄
@r.majeni1702 16 күн бұрын
The audio is quite bad bestie 😢 I'll still finish the video tho
@blueflamesandice 15 күн бұрын
@r.majeni1702 I know 😭 I'm not happy with it. I'm still dealing with microphone issues (as you can clearly tell!) But yeah I'm going to rerecord at some point, hopefully soon if I can
@r.majeni1702 15 күн бұрын
@blueflamesandice it got much better after the first half thankfully. I wish I had the knowledge to help you 🫂🫂 and no rush. Your content is amazing even with my ears bleeding for the first 5 mins 😭
@blueflamesandice 15 күн бұрын
@r.majeni1702 that's so sweet 🥺🩵🩵🩵 luckily my paycheck came in a few days ago so a new mic has been ordered!!!
@LinaMalkova 20 күн бұрын
at the grand prix final in the short program his 4A was less fully rotated than usual, but his underrotation on 4A was very small and amounted to 50-70 degrees, which is the norm according to all the rules. The same can be said about other jumps. At least learn to correctly mark the initial and final stages of the jump and then do video analysis
@LinaMalkova 20 күн бұрын
Before analyzing a jump, you should open a textbook and learn the jump technique, then open the ISU rules and you should also have clear, high-quality videos. Take the same Axel. An Axel is a jump from the edge, so it technically has a pre-rotation of 90-120 degrees. You can't do an Axel without pre-rotation and pre-rotation is part of the jump. At 4A, taking into account the permissible ISU under-rotation, there should be 4.2 rotations in the air. Ilia has the most minimal pre-rotation stage of 90 degrees and he literally finishes most of his 4As in the air. The 4A from the World Championships was exactly like that
@Pepalamarrana 25 күн бұрын
Keep doing videos dude, i literally love them
@blueflamesandice 21 күн бұрын
This is so sweet thank you so much!
@soskywhatsup Ай бұрын
I like this summary of more than one event in one video, it can be exhausting to do one to cover each event so this works and as always I love your commentary! ❤️
@lauraformigo3023 Ай бұрын
Thanks for this video :))))
@artisticskatingpassion7425 Ай бұрын
I agree with your analysis, just that i think it is impossible to have 0% pre-rotation for any skater, the point is to have as little as possible. I will add that his jumps for my taste lack height and deployment on the ice but it is difficult to achieve perfection, his way of performing them allows him to succeed on a technical level, although for my taste he lacks entries, exits and transitions that add more interest as well as the appropriate insertion of the jumps in an elaborate, meaningful and expressive choreographic context, this is why even if I recognize his astonishing ability to be able to correctly perform all the quads, including the 4A, I get deeply bored when I see his jumps, I prefer fewer quads in a program but more powerful and moving jumps like those of Adam SHF which take my guts, or those of a skater who is very different from Adam with his light quads coming out of nowhere with magnificent entries, transitions and exits like those of Hanyu, the 2 opposites in short, but there is something for everyone and Ilia of course has with his palette complete quads a large audience that supports him and I am happy for him because all skaters work hard and they all deserve respect whatever our preferences, so bravo Ilia for his work which allowed him to achieve the feat of being able to jump the 6 types of quads 👍😊
@LinaMalkova 20 күн бұрын
A Hanyu fan talking about Ilia's jump height? The same Hanyu who had no idea what a high jump was? Ilia literally has the highest jumps. His 4A is 80-85 cm. His Lutz is just under 80 cm. Hanyu's jumps out of nowhere? Just look at his puny Lutz and his 4T entry across the entire rink
@artisticskatingpassion7425 20 күн бұрын
@@LinaMalkova I´m a fan of many skaters especially those who have something to say, who are storytellers, convey emotions through elaborate choreographies that they perform with a keen sense of musicality, have a bearing, an elegance, facial expressions, expressive arms... in short, they are real artists, such as Adam SHF, Stephane Lambiel, Jason Brown, Deniss Vasiljev, Kevin Aymoz, Yuzuru Hanyu, Ean Weiler, Anthony Paradis, the list goes on, but I'm sorry Ilia is not one of them, I admire his ability to perform all the jumps but for me it is not enough, I prefer fewer jumps in programs such as for example the recent one presented by Kevin which is real and pure figure skating, so there is no point in continuing to talk about all this because we do not have the same vision of figure skating. It does not matter, everyone has their own criteria, that's all.
@GordonAnderson-cp8lg 4 күн бұрын
@@artisticskatingpassion7425 I agree with you entirely. I’d like to add to your list a non artistic skater who recently returned to competition and, boosted by multiple quads, finds himself back on the podium in two of the recent senior Grand Prix with a highly inflated components score. Step forward - Daniel Grassl.
@artisticskatingpassion7425 4 күн бұрын
@@GordonAnderson-cp8lg Well, I like Daniel, I find him artistic, he is graceful and has beautiful arms as well as beautiful spins, but he has a defect due I think to the fact that he develops his movements enormously like a ballet dancer and this slows him down, he looks more like a classical ballet dancer than a skater, it would be good if he could skate a little faster, I will see if I have the opportunity to tell him about it, that said with so little speed it is surprising that he manages to do his quads, but I do not think that he is overscored, his scores are not that high, I find them normal. That said, my favorite active skaters are the French Adam and Kevin, then I really like Deniss and Jun, and among the juniors Ean Weiler and Anthony Paradis, this independently of their ability to do quads, because if I like jumps I don't like when there is not a large artistic part combined with athleticism. Every fs fan has their own preferences and opinions, depending on their personality and expectations, for me fs is an art like dancing, except that instead of slippers and a firm floor it is a slippery floor with skates.
@davidm-jm6lh Ай бұрын
loved watching this!!! 💜 you should turn this into a series. i’d love to see one about kostornaia
@blueflamesandice Ай бұрын
@@davidm-jm6lh thank you so much! I'd love to keep doing these biographies cause they're so much fun. Kostornaia is definitely on my list! 🩵
@DCWornock Ай бұрын
Due to the power of the US, they violated several rules to claim she was guilty. There are rules for Russia and different rules for the USA.
@catcat33 Ай бұрын
Her career was cut short, yes, but still an amazing achievement considering she trained under Eteri. I think she's the only Eteri girl who is able to last till 20.
@blueflamesandice Ай бұрын
@catcat33 honestly I agree. I don't usually like going "what if" but genuinely, what if covid hadn't happened?
@catcat33 Ай бұрын
@@blueflamesandiceI sometimes wonder about this too. I think she'll still be training with Orser and can probably go for a few more years, but still it's questionable whether she can go to the 2022 Olympics, because by that time the Eteri girls are so packed and have a well known score advantage over others. And even then her career will have to stop after the Russia-Ukraine war started.
@Jane_Doe_8909 Ай бұрын
amazing title, spot on
@merismisan Ай бұрын
As someone that never catches all of the events i love the recaps!
@blueflamesandice Ай бұрын
@@merismisan I'm so glad! 🩵
@al.m765 Ай бұрын
ilia has also said that he likes Toothless (from HTTYD) plushies!
@blueflamesandice Ай бұрын
@@al.m765 Oh he's so Toothless Coded
@npe1 Ай бұрын
So many errors made by the narrator of this video. It begs the question if she has ever skated or is just a "skating fan".
@blueflamesandice Ай бұрын
@npe1 would you mind highlighting the errors for me so I can learn and do better next time? I'd really appreciate it if you have time!
@npe1 Ай бұрын
@@blueflamesandice Yes of course. The main issue is that you use grainy screenshots which can be used to support any argument. In real-time all Ilya's jumps look fully rotated and landed properly to me. Let's be clear, the judges are very strict about jumps not being executed properly and always thoroughly penalise a skater if a jump is under-rotated or massively pre-rotated. In all the examples you showed, the ISU technical specialist did not penalise Ilya for any under or pre rotation. With all due respect, they are the professionals who were actually there rink side to witness the jumps and to play them back if they thought there were any problems with them. They did not not rush to any ill-informed decisions based on a few grainy screenshots from YT.
@blueflamesandice Ай бұрын
@@npe1 fair enough! I apologise for the poor screenshots as my laptop is not the best
@canyoubelieve2167 Ай бұрын
That quad flip was a thing of beauty. Best I’ve ever seen by any skater.
@choswmma Ай бұрын
I found this while searching for more info on Kim Yuna's Les Miserables costume - you've put care and consideration into your rankings and it shows. Great video!
@Gerta-fh7dm Ай бұрын
Tell me why are you trying to analyze jumps if you don't understand the technique? You can't do an axel without prerotation, it's technically impossible. Prerotation on an axel is 1/4 of a turn. As a result, you incorrectly mark the start of the jump and put q where there is none. A fully rotated jump should fall into the entry arc.
@dontforgetmashekels9005 2 ай бұрын
hes landed 102/139 quads with positive goe. thats a 74% landing rate, which is pretty good for someone doing so many difficult quads and quad combinations. thats great consitency. hes also the first and only skater to jump 4a, 4a in the sp, 4lz+eul+3s, 4lz+eul+3f, two 4+3 combos in the second half, 6 quads in a free skate, all 6 different quads, 8 quads in the same event and 5 different ones in the same program. he also landed 4 different quads the first time he tried (4t, 4f, 4lo and 4a). so yes, hes absolutely the quadgod
@blueflamesandice 2 ай бұрын
@dontforgetmashekels9005 He's absolutely brilliant. The only thing I can really nitpick about was the transitions out of his jumps, which would to me then make him the quad god. But he's so impressive with his jumping passes regardless of what I think 😂
@What_a_coincidence Ай бұрын
@@blueflamesandicenot trying to be mean but how else would he exit the jumps? On the other leg?
@blueflamesandice Ай бұрын
@What_a_coincidence ahaha I mean, it has been done before! No, I'd like to see for example, a back twizzle exit perhaps, or a spread eagle exit, maybe some more creative transitions out? Or, on the other end, a really strong sustained running edge from the landing? That's just me being super fussy though!
@What_a_coincidence Ай бұрын
@@blueflamesandice ohhhhhhhhh I thought u meant how he LANDS the jumps haha
@signeermegasejxD 2 ай бұрын
i might be crazy (or just new to skating lol) but for the 4a, should he not be facing opposite directions on the takeoff and landing, since the jump has 4,5 rotations? isn't it under/prerotated, or am i missing something? just found your videos and they're very lovely <3
@blueflamesandice 2 ай бұрын
@signeermegasejxD nope, you're absolutely right! The problem with the screenshots is that they're nice and blurry, so it's quite difficult to tell. If you watch closely in real/0.5 speed, you can see it's q/under rotated (depending on how mean you are). You're absolutely right though! Thank you so much for your support 🩵
@canyoubelieve2167 Ай бұрын
His axel take off is textbook perfect. Go watch any other skater and you’ll see essentially the same take off. Not pre-rotated or under-rotated or he’d get a deduction.
@nanaemaximalist 2 ай бұрын
so true and she speaks english! and i bet she is against the war.
@savanahbabyyyy 2 ай бұрын
This biased video is so incorrect. Having the deepest edge isn't required by ISU that was made up by Yuna Kim fans and korean fans who worshiped kim to trash everyone else who competed against her. Specifically her rival Mao Asada at the time who had poor technique on lutz with an inside edge. Having a clear outside edge on Lutz is required but being very deep is not. It's nice to have but not a requirement. A clear outside is enough for the ISU. Yuna was not a textbook jumper. Koreans made it up to hold something over Mao Asada's jump technique. Watch the actual official ISU jump technique videos. Yuna Kim had a hammer toe which is incorrect, bad back posture not matching the standards of that technique video purposefully ignored by ultimate Yuna worshiper Koola King, and she had a lip on her flip edge which is incorrect. Her skating skills were lacking and masked by her waving arms and facial performance ability to distract from her actual footwork. Yuna needed excessive crossovers to get from one side of the rink to the other. Sometimes she needed 7 strokes while most top skaters today use 3 - 4. She always got step sequence level 3 with her poor footwork execution and unclean turns. Your comparison of Alina's 3 years vs Yuna's 10 is not a big difference, because in those 3 years Alina did 30 competitions and Yuna in those 10 years did only 33 competitions since she was always injured and had to get some type surgical treatment missing multiple comps. Alina did as much competitions as Yuna did in only 3 years of debuting internationally. While Evgenia known as "flutzgenia" by Yuna fans who attacked her relentlessly (like Koola king and his followers) retired at 21 she can still jump a 3S today while Yuna can't jump any triple at all since retiring with her destroyed back even though she did less competitions with less consistency than "flutzgenia". Korea's Young You (sadly now a child sex offender) was stronger than Yuna Kim having both a 3A and inconsistent 4S but lost to all the new Russians and even Kaori with no quads. Yuna would have never won if she was a teenager skating in the time of Alina and Evgenia who weren't doing just one 3-3 combo but two of them with higher consistency than kim. Also Kim is korea's only Female champion who won the olympics. K-pop has extremely obsessed toxic stans and the same applies to kim who is the only champion. If they had a steady stream of champions like they do with speed skaters she wouldn't be as praised as she's the only champion they have and they have never had one before her nor after. No one else. The same can't be applied to Alina who is not Russia's first or last because they are too strong over there. Korea's strength is stronger than what Yuna has and they keep replacing each other now too. Eunsoo was supposed to be the star, but then Young You shined then Yelim then Haein but now that Young You, Yelim, and Haein all expired at worlds Chaeyeon got bronze and replaced them. The koreans are tougher now and Yuna would not have survived. Look at Jia sadly today hailed to be the next Yuna easily losing to two Japanese and a Chinese skaters with a score that Yuna with falls used to win with in a weaker field. Can't win with that today.
@brianr.3085 Ай бұрын
Interesting choice of words for you to call others "obsessed" and "toxic." My first impression of seeing your name everywhere in the comments section bashing Yuna was "this person seems unhinged" and maybe a little bit obsessed.
@savanahbabyyyy 28 күн бұрын
@@brianr.3085 Yuna Kim and fans brought out the worst of the worst. I'm one of those they transformed into a demon of course
@Elena-l6g5s 2 ай бұрын
How can you compare two different skaters from two different eras. Everybody knows why Alina's career was short. She had no chance against new russian ladies with ultra-C. And Kim wasn't perfect. Nobody is perfect. Her programs was generic, she was stiff and boring. Textbook technique? 😂 Textbook technique doesn't exist. She never even tried a quad or 3A 😂 She was just lucky that team Tutberidze didn't exist yet back then. Case is closed 😂
@wkim22 2 ай бұрын
None of these personal opinion goats could compete with the current girls today. They're more like the greatest 'at that time' than of all time.
@blueflamesandice 2 ай бұрын
@wkim22 I feel maybe then that we need to reword it, but I have seen people use "greatest of their time" before when referring to Dick Button
@catherinemary2098 2 ай бұрын
I hate the whole arguement of "x skater won only because y skater was too young to compete." Like okay and? I am pretty sure every all around women's gymnastics champion would have lost to simone biles if simone was old enough to compete or had been born. This is like, how life works.
@blueflamesandice 2 ай бұрын
@@catherinemary2098 me too, but it is unfortunately brought up multiple times about how Alina is "lucky" so I thought I should mention it
@ddfffg-g5j 2 ай бұрын
alina deserves so much better. zhenya always overshadowed her, and whenever alina won all people cared about was that zhenya lost, not alina winning.
@marleneprokopetz1857 Ай бұрын
Kind of reminds you of Anna Schrebakova. Russians don't care if she wins, just cares for the ones she buttered.
@nikolaika7777 2 ай бұрын
Evgenia>Alina
@butterfly6546 2 ай бұрын
Alina 5-0 Medvedeva
@valentinacastillo1554 2 ай бұрын
None of the eteri girls were meant to be the goat, they were all disposable...
@butterfly6546 2 ай бұрын
Alina's lutz edge was correct. What's wrong with U !? oK, U can adore Yuna without criticizing Alina. Remember World 2019', Alina and Rika were the only ones with the correct lutz technique. Alina even done 3Lz- 3L combos in the second half of her ''Carmen'' program, while Evgenia, Eunsoo, Kaori, Sofia, Daleman,...etc got + goe for her wrong lutz technique. Just open your eyes- there are a many videos of Alina's World 2019' performance, her lutz ( she uses it in 3-3 combos twice) was really clean and correct. As i said- If U adore Yuna ( it's ok), but there is no reason to degrade Alina.
@blueflamesandice 2 ай бұрын
@butterfly6546 I'm not sure I would call a very slight outside edge "really clean", and it moved to a flat edge during the 2019-2020 season unfortunately. My point is that Yuna had time to develop the gorgeous flawless technique, and Mao Asada (as another example) had time to fix some of her issues, like working on her own pre-rotation issues from 2010. But Alina's career was so short that she never had that chance to grow and develop sadly
@butterfly6546 2 ай бұрын
@@blueflamesandice Nobody is perfect, not even Yuna.
@savanahbabyyyy 2 ай бұрын
@@blueflamesandice Flawless? Are you okay? Yuna had hammer toe, mallot foot, and a lip. What are you talking about?
@savanahbabyyyy 2 ай бұрын
@@blueflamesandice Mao always had prerotation. All skaters have prerotation. Most Japanese technique rely on severe prerotation like Shoma, kao mura, kaori, etc who all have 3/4 prerotation with the exception of Japan's Rika Kihira who is more than 1/4 but less than 1/2
@butterfly6546 2 ай бұрын
Yuna was lucky to skate before Alina.
@blueflamesandice 2 ай бұрын
@@butterfly6546 Yuna Kim has textbook technique and stunning skating skills. Alina unfortunately did not have time to develop those skills because she burnt out and was replaced by her coach so quickly
@savanahbabyyyy 2 ай бұрын
@blueflamesandice she was not textbook. It was a lie invented by koreans. Textbook does not have hammertoe or lips (outside edge) or flat edge flips.
@savanahbabyyyy 2 ай бұрын
@@blueflamesandice Alina had better skating skills because she had more transitions and Kim 99% of the time could not reach level 4 STSQ like Alina could. Carolina and Mao Asada were the queens of SS not Yuna. Her feet and turns when zoomed in were bad. Yuna had the worst spins as well that she never fixed.
@cullerjones 2 ай бұрын
Alina was lucky to be Russian. If she were from any other country she would have achieved nothing.
@butterfly6546 2 ай бұрын
@@cullerjones Alina was the only one who won the Olympics without the support of a judge from her own country.
@anka6356 2 ай бұрын
It's Jason Brown, girl! Okay? Bye. Period.
@blueflamesandice 2 ай бұрын
@@anka6356 I really really really wanna see an explanation for this (I don't necessarily disagree I'm just very interested)
@Bettilla87 2 ай бұрын
"they all leave the same" yeah. broken.
@carlosvilla586 2 ай бұрын
Simplemente fuera de serie.
@zdeneksibrava5095 2 ай бұрын
Anna very romantic ,tenderness soul ,i understant,,, boyfriends anna ,,my Apology,,,,,,,🌷
@zdeneksibrava5095 23 күн бұрын
Aňuška,,,very beauty girls,, i as look boyfriends skate,, no know, , my.head i wish as alone ,,love for all life ,,,,🌷
@marleneprokopetz1857 2 ай бұрын
I really respect Anna and her skating. In fact, she is easily my favorite skater from russia.
@Stay_Zerose 2 ай бұрын
Not to mention that Anna has been shunned in Russia because she actually refused to meet Putin after her win and she pretty much refuses to be apart of any Russian Propaganda, unless they force it upon her unwillingly.
@余秀雯-o7m 2 ай бұрын
你們對於卡米拉.瓦利耶娃的判決太嚴厲了，她才是一個15歲的少女選手，應該受到保護，至少不應該讓她禁賽4年，還有禁止上冰練習，這不僅毁了她一生努力的職業生涯，還讓她的心靈受到極大的創傷，她無力抵抗，俄羅斯也没有盡全力保護她，只因她是一個單親家庭，生活貧窮以下，就可以任由你們判決，那麼多的世界級的運動員都有服用興奮劑，為什麼還可以参加奧運，參加世界級的比賽，我們真的為卡米拉感到很傷心，很難過，她才15歲，有需要這麼的嚴厲嗎？難道不能給卡米拉一次機會，WADA是一個垃圾世界組織。😡
@shcherbl00m 2 ай бұрын
broooo how have i not seen this video until now??? im a huge anya fan and completely agree w everything u said here--she is such an admirable person and skater, for her musicality and resilience during her peak even if not for her technical elements. she's so underrated after literally WINNING the olympics??? like make it make sense. also-- immediate sub (even tho idk if ur army or not) from the "i need u" by bts instrumental in the beginning of the video 💜
@Jane_Doe_8909 3 ай бұрын
common sense, which unfortunately the people at the ISU don't have! (they do have deep pockets though). P.D.: Also, accessibility of past competitions. So many times, I want to rewatch stellar performances from Worlds or some other championship, and they are nowhere to be found! How will the sport grow if you can't find the best moments?
@DewdewDC 3 ай бұрын
So much work deserves a comment. Thank you for this.
@MsDidi38 3 ай бұрын
That coach is evil tbh. Only cared about medals and would do anything to get them, including putting her skaters at risk.
@Diana-dm3ns 3 ай бұрын
Tbh I like your channel much more than other figure skating channels up here, as you use more checked info and actually know details
@bridgetbinion8494 3 ай бұрын
I've always said she got treated like shit. If Aliona Kostornaia (who went through extreme emotional abuse by Team Tutberidze and her own mother) said that Anna got it even WORSE, then what was Eteri doing to her?
@Diana-dm3ns 3 ай бұрын
I am Russian and I look at a lot of media here.. People hate on her for so much and think that Sasha deserved gold. But Anya is stable, great figure skater, who can do quads at 18
@wildhorses1339 3 ай бұрын
backflips are fine, I guess. they're just not as aesthetically pleasing unless being used in a spicy hard rock or disco performance. I guess I'm happy for any innovation at this point because routines have gotten stale.
@skulker689 3 ай бұрын
I'm a newcomer when it comes to the figure skating world, but 3A has been a huge standout! Anna is amazing. She seems to have a great heart and radiates such a positive energy regardless of her situation.
@blueflamesandice 3 ай бұрын
The CAS announced today that the Canadian appeal has been rejected, and that the Russian Olympic Committee (without Kamila) will receive the bronze medal. I am honestly confused how they reached this decision and I feel personally like it's a slap in the face to the team that didn't have a member test positive. However, that is the decision that has been made
@Diana-dm3ns 3 ай бұрын
I can understand why they did give the bronze medal to Russians, cause all of the team was clean except of that. Also Kamila’s doping test was positive not during the Olympics, but only at Russian Nationals, all of the other tests were clean as well, and the amount was so little that it wouldn’t make any effect.