Tonya Harding (USA) - 1992 Albertville, Figure Skating, Ladies' Original Program

[@gionation]

This song choice is everything she is truly a bad ass

[@truvalu5339]

Gio Nation 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼❤️❤️❤️

[@yenimuhtesemyuzylkarakteri7145]

You talk like that in triple axel do first

[@richardcarden4161]

@@yenimuhtesemyuzylkarakteri7145 What kind of grammer do you speak?

[@lesphinxinfotech9180]

Yes ! LaTour - People are still having sex ! Ballzy ! LOL

[@gabrielladiaz6933]

I agreed

[@PerAllwin1963]

I actually preferred Tonya’s music to the others. Never boring.

[@rurubelle2920]

Agree. She's wasn't trying to be a dainty Swan Princess like the others, she was a fierce Material Girl.

[@dolfantasia]

Man how could the judges don't like her? Maaan she was a total badass, I just love her

[@scoutpark5230]

It makes me mad that they refused to judge her fairly based on such superficial bullshit

[@dolfantasia]

@@scoutpark5230 EXACTLY, she deserved sm better

[@grantgoffin4774]

I mean when you look here, her fall on a required element was a mandatory .5 deduction (not optional, required), and I think another .1 for not even attempting the 2nd jump of the combo. When you add that her scores would have been really good had she not fallen. And the 2nd mark which were already ok, would have gone up too now. It is not the judges fault in this case.

[@dinavienna]

Classism imo.

[@electrictroy2010]

CRIMINAL you mean.

[@sledgefu]

you can say whatever you like about the scandal, but tonya had some really amazing techniques when it comes to skating

[@ele_99]

Sabina R. Totally agreed

[@sophiedearing8725]

We missed out on some great skating by her being banned

[@krazyshorty89]

Please. Tonya is complete and total CaCa

[@gabriellekelly3141]

@@krazyshorty89 oof that’s embarrassing for you

[@maysn473]

@@sophiedearing8725 wait how

[@tomkroh2712]

The first spin she does is one of my favorite clips of her. She knew she was behind the curve with training going into the '92 Olympics...and went into that first spin like her life depended on it. Beautiful program. Landed 3A or not, she's still my ice queen.

[@Dylvente]

Her layback was always quite good and she really did it well here. She actually did a somewhat easier sideways-leaning position (allowed under the rules) but it was an attractive position, well-centered, fast, and well over the required number of rotations. In an era where most laybacks were pretty lousy. Hers was better than Nancy's, for example.

[@juancarlosojano]

In a time where female figure skaters are made to fit the ice princess mold, Tonya's bad assery in her performances really stands out. I dig her athleticism (the same with Surya Bonaly). They would've rocked the Olympics with the new scoring rules.

[@aspenrobinson8797]

I.know, her artistic ability is soo bad . Her arms just flaring everywhere.

[@kimmyymmik]

This wasn’t about feminism lmao stfu

[@YeYe-yo5hn]

@@kimmyymmik when did they mention feminism

[@Epoch11]

I, Tonya brought me here............if you have not seen the film watch it before you ever make any judgments about this woman.

[@AJ-cq5pw]

Mark G Obe I've seen it and my god did they do a great job of mirroring the actual footage in the movie. Like wow! Very impressed!

[@ladyvictoria8]

i have always liked harding..Kerrigan was a brat...

[@bridget6767]

ladyvictoria8 thank you!!!!!

[@kimberlybellefontaine1215]

Mark G Totally with you on that. Agree. I had no idea all of the abuse she had suffered in her lifetime. My God. To make it as far as she did with so many shitty people in her corner - incredible. So much strength, fortitude, and perseverance in this young woman....

[@leavemealone5268]

Lol are you going through the competitions while watching the movie like I am? XD

[@johnmorales4328]

I love her song choice for this performance

[@gabrielladiaz6933]

I wish I knew the sound track

[@elle.b0w]

@@gabrielladiaz6933 it’s ‘people are still having sex’ by latour

[@gabrielladiaz6933]

@@elle.b0w thank you!

[@nupurdeshpande2889]

The song...its people are still having sex!woah!!she had some balls to play it in Olympics!!! Tonya was a real bad ass all American girl!!!

[@jennifernychole4942]

nupur deshpande she still is to this day!

[@Lavender_Cordle]

Kaempfer M if your definition of a lady means having to be submissive and have no backbone, then you’d be right. Tonya would kick your ass

[@drowsretsam6861]

came here after watching i, tonya and everything from the film was totally the same

[@sweetgal3575]

Some of the choreography on other programs are different though

[@adrian123781]

Tonya is so different from other skaters till today. She is unique!

[@kimberlybellefontaine1215]

Her layback spins were always sooo gorgeous. And that triple axel....oh damn, I was rooting for her! I loved watching her spin (although she often spun so fast that it made ME dizzy lol) and jump. Her jumps were simply phenomenal!!!

[@c.landers9446]

Same! She doesn't get enough credit for her spinning ability. Truly magnificent!

[@valmacclinchy]

Yes, her spins were stunning! And she had great musicality.

[@chill_out_fam]

This is such a good number. I think she did an awesome job the judges were never very fair to her. May she have a happy life from now on.

[@janetdishler3039]

How is that a great number with that fall?

[@musicalperson17]

Actually the judges were very fair to her, she fell on the required jump combo and didn't attempt the 2nd part of it. That is a mandatory deduction. She was over scored at 1992 US nationals to ensure she made the Olympics, and her 1986 Skate America performance, where she was a more rounded skater with excellent footwork, they scored her very high.

[@1besieged]

I watched her jump in slow motion, it is 'incredible, ' she did accomplish it, even landed decent but then she had a mishap, either way, Tonya Harding will always be my favorite skater on earth! Tonya's the BEST!

[@user-sx9jh4ku4q]

Saw the Itonya film and was surprised by the unique song choices she choose to skate in her competitions. This song I actually really love 😍

[@kevinzamudio8280]

whats it called!

[@spencertaya]

​@@kevinzamudio8280People are Still Having Sex

[@KrzNena]

@@kevinzamudio8280 People Are Still Having S3x by: LaTour

[@polygondroid7504]

​@@kevinzamudio8280People are Still Having Sex by Latour!

[@MyzelleJenkins]

@@kevinzamudio8280The song is called “People Are Still Having Sex” by LaTour. Seriously. The face that she chose that type of music with that type of title in that sport at the OLYMPICS is epic!!!

[@joeschmoe373]

She is pure energy. You can't keep your eyes off her.

[@atherinenazarova8044]

She couldn't repeat the triple axel but her performance is still stunning and outstanding

[@tronalddump2444]

Her spins are so fast! Why doesn't anyone mention it?

[@gabrielladiaz6933]

And they are centered too!

[@Dylvente]

Some commentators noted her strong spinning ability (Sandra Bezic in 1991, Dick Button on several occasions) but her spins did not get the attention they deserved overall, perhaps because she was so known for her jumps. Scott Hamilton had plenty of praise for her jumps and her speed across the ice but never remarked on her excellent spins or overall superior skating skills. She doesn't get the credit she deserves for her very good technique. As one commentator said in a program she skated in the mid-80s (I think), Tonya really "did her homework" on the basics of skating. Especially her spins. What's so impressive about her spins is how well-centered they are. I'm sure that helps the speed as well.

[@janemariecox6547]

Oh Tonya! U almost had that triple axel. Love ya girl!!!

[@_justinblizzle]

She totally looks like Margot Robbie here 🤣... I actually love her laybacks thou & her jumps are huge!

[@janemariecox6547]

She did have a pretty layback spin

[@kimberlybellefontaine1215]

King of Everything oh yes....her layback spins are simply gorgeous! I’d forgotten about how beautiful the other aspects of her skating really were.....all of her spins were always so amazing! She would sometimes spin so fast that it would make ME dizzy lol. But those jumps...wow. Just WOW. And the speed she’s maintaining before she even makes the jumps. It’s really something to behold. She worked hard, oh absolutely. No doubt about that. But this obvious gift she had? It was also a God-given talent. Tonya just perfected it....💞

[@aliciascott4299]

King of Everything she had a magnificent death drop. The height she got on those was incredible.

[@BmcC102]

This program is everything. The speed alone into the triple axel--- compare it to today's women and it's no contest.

[@dominicweber]

BmcC102 Trusova is faster

[@BmcC102]

Sylla Atlas. OK.

[@dominicweber]

BmcC102 Are you actually in Figure Skating? Or did you just watch I, Tonya? In case you’re interested, Aleksandra Trusova is the main russian hope, thirteen years old and already jumping quad salchows. She literally already made history, and she’s fearless, her programs are crazy.

[@BmcC102]

Sylla Atlas, not trying to start a fight, but I don’t agree that Trusova is faster than Harding was here. Sasha Trusova is exactly what Carlo Fassi was afraid of with the age limits. She somehow manages to do amazing things like quad salchows, but her skating leaves many cold. Since she’s Russian, I have little faith that she isn’t cheating, since that’s what their judges, officials, and doping athletes are most known for these days. I won’t answer your other condescending question, but will instead ask you, have you been in fgure skating for 20 years?

[@dominicweber]

BmcC102 I was being nice not starting a fight at all. I just don’t think that you could generalize this much and decide that all russians are doped. It’s just not true, and definitely not in case of figure skaters. But if you don’t like Trusova, fine, that’s not my business. I just find fascinating how fast she flies over that ice, suddenly jumping enormous things out of nowhere with no hesitation at all, everything going so easy and fast. She’s a ball of energy, so surprising. I enjoy her performances very much, though I have to say that I prefer Shcherbakova.

[@Ziad_Slytherin]

If Tonya is reading this by any chance, You are a talented skater, and I hope you have a nice life now!!

[@claireb3004]

Every time I have watched her skate I cry. I didn't even know her story when I was a little girl and she used to make me cry back then and I do not cry. I don't even know why it happens. I think it's because you can feel her emotion in her skating?

[@cosmicnova2355]

I think you’re spot on. I cried too, it’s beautiful. The song choice, her moves/skating style…. Moving.

[@kristinschermann6581]

Ok, so she wad considered a 'bad girl', but I respect the fact that she wanted skating to be about the SPORT & athletic aspects.... not just who the sweethearts are or who is the prettiest

[@amy-joneslizard6343]

Tonya is great, I live the way she skate, so strong and powerful.

[@arthursatine6827]

Her music taste is awesome

[@spikecandy2460]

the name of the music is called " people are still having sex"

[@c.landers9446]

Really wish she would have approached this short program like she did it at the '91 Skate America. She changed the choreography a tad and it just didn't move quite as well as it did at SA. Nonetheless I still love this program since it really stood out. And she rocked the 3A in warmups too!

[@guapamt2002]

Despite all the personal stuff, she is still a heckuva skater.

[@piznoctsauo8141]

The Badassness of this program is beyond the top.

[@ccwnoob4393]

one of the greatest athletes and pioneers

[@kristinschermann6581]

I love that she used this song, and not even half the audience ,(or judges for that matter) know the title of the song & what it's about!! Ha!

[@AT-jm4dl]

Harding's 3A was always titled in the air. Sometimes she was strong enough to muscle out a landing, but at this competition she wasn't able to. I kind of like this techno music. It definitely wasn't boring and safe like the music choices of her teammates.

[@kansasterri5977]

I never understood why Gillooly EVER thought that she needed his help. The lady was a serious contender.

[@alexsdb9712]

Jeff Gilloly put Tonya down constantly and he had an us again them" attitude. This factor people must understand where they're coming from, as they're of the lower socio-economic group in America, and they were constantly dealing with the growing division and less access to resources.

[@sobersoda7843]

My favourite skater of all time is Tonya Harding. 🌟

[@SoozUK]

That triple axel was SO EFFIN' CLOSE!!!!

[@lyann1213]

She was so fast and you can the nerves on her face 😭

[@jakubwrona2040]

I just watched Tonya. Found the song - amazing, especially as a choice for this sport (a bit risky I would say, but dynamic at the same time). Also, she was very talented and preety. I don't know what was the truth about the scandal.

[@Marketoromagnolo]

what a legend I love her

[@danstafford5977]

Tonya Harding is the most Sensational ice skater ever! I love Tonya Harding!

[@kpaxil4516]

I think if she's skated today she would have been totally cheered for because back then it was all about the classiness of I'll figure skating is supposed to be but she killed all of them nobody can do a triple axle especially that many times and land it perfectly. She did what she wanted and she kicked ass on the ice nobody can take that away from her

[@valmacclinchy]

Absolutely, the most exciting female skater!❤

[@211jump]

Not a big fan of Tonya Harding's skating, but i can at least respect. I do like the originality of this program while it might lack the balletic grace that most girls have. This is still great to watch, and enjoyable. She really took the choreography given and did to its maximum and I can respect that greatly.

[@milaanna444]

Darn she was so close

[@kimberlybellefontaine1215]

Damn I was wanting her to land that elusive triple axel in ONE of her Olympic programs here in 92....😟

[@corawaller-jacobs8007]

I feel like if she had landed it here and gotten a better short program score, she may have gotten a medal since none of the top skaters had clean long programs. And who knows, maybe if she had gotten a medal, things would’ve turned out differently for her in the coming years.

[@catherines4088]

Unlike the LP, this one was *so close*. Every time I see this, it's like watching home alone and hoping they just remember Kevin is in the GD attic. If she hadn't fallen on this, I think everything would've been different. And she NAILED it in warm up.

[@searanch32]

Agreed. The one in warm up was fantastic. Perhaps one of the most talented skaters to ever step onto the ice, but didn't have the dedication needed. Had she not taken so much time off of practice earlier that season, it could have changed absolutely everything. Of course, how boring Lillehammer would have been without the scandal ;-)

[@u109405]

Catherine S not only she nailed it on warm up ...but this 3A is probably the biggest and most powerful 1 I’ve ever seen in ladies’ skating .... with Tonya , u were getting 3&5 turns 100% sure .... with quality powerful edges À force of nature , and a perfect technique on all jumps

[@amaliasilva6193]

She was amazing!

[@phantomoftheoperatic1753]

It’s kinda dumb she would get DEDUCTED 5 points for attempting a jump no one else even did? So they’re not rewarding the difficulty of the program at all?

[@GeoAce777]

Amen to that.

[@lawr17]

Unfortunately, a fall is a fall no matter what with mandatory deductions. Her base mark would've been high, but those doing clean Lutz combinations (Yamaguchi, Kerrigan) would be right up there (and were). I have no doubt that Tonya would've been 3rd or even 2nd had she done a clean Lutz combo.

[@tanyarobinson1146]

A fall made it so she didn't do a required element, automatic deduction

[@flightoflightning2505]

Because there’s a mandatory deduction for falling. She didn’t even do the combination 2T which is an extra deduction. Even if your program is difficult you have to realize you’re taking a risk so if you fall you know you are getting blackballed for it. That’s like saying “I’m gonna do a 3A-2T combo because I’m so good” then fumble at the competition and still expect to be rewarded. Also Midori Ito landed way better 3A than Tonya, Ito also landed the combination more consistently, Harding lost her 3A after 1991 so I don’t even know what she was thinking doing a 3A after 2 days of jet lag.

[@rileyduncan1535]

I think she should’ve done her exhibition skate for the technical skate it’s as so good and beautiful!!

[@valmacclinchy]

Noone can deny her grace and artistry in that exhibition skate..just beautiful.

[@xiaopongdianchiao3118]

懐かしいです。 トーニャのプログラムでこれが一番好きです。

[@lemonnore8027]

She popped it off with that opening chroegraphy and turns, too bad she didn't land the first jump though!

[@misssicily100]

what I loved about Tonya was she was REAL not fake!! and she knew what she wanted.

[@danstafford5977]

People in the commentary section worship Tonya Harding they give her nothing but praise and admiration!

[@mollypicklesimer5906]

3:19 love this little dance lol - tired my ass, Scott!

[@ccwnoob4393]

Those ignorant pretentious folks not knowing what they're clapping to in the beginning. Bwahaha. Tonya was the best at being herself, which is what she showed figure skating is really about at its core.

[@valerieanimagus6230]

She skated to some of the best music!

[@marlenegreenman342]

I thought Tanya is beautiful and skates with passion and grace. She was amazing. I thought she was the greatest kn the world.

[@ttkjv16112011]

I didn't remember Tonya went to Albertville in 1992.

[@musicalperson17]

After everything is said and done about Tonya, the scandal, her volatile home life, her fatal flaw was relying almost solely on her talent carry her career. Her story just proves that talent alone is not enough in life, you need work ethic, motivation, consistency, and without those other elements chances of success go way down. She's even said in an interview she didn't need to practise as many hours as other skaters to reach that high level. She knew she was talented and became too comfortable with it, that's the real tragedy here.

[@slcrawford2003]

Tonya is by far an atheltic skater, and if you look Tonya does land the triple axil , but is unable to hold on to the landing. the other way to know Tonya was out of shape was to look at her thighs and butt, if she was toned- she was unstoppable.

[@arxfortis7481]

I agree. If you look at her during the 1991 US championship, she was much slimmer. She had a perfect program including the triple axel.

[@JonnyTainment]

I could tell not by the triple axel but by the opening layback spin. It more like a 'power spin' than a spin of grace.

[@LauRa-re9un]

I think she was going down the hill here. Her best moment past, she always kept falling.

[@ericadrane1854]

I just feel like when she did her jumps it looked effortless and she glided right back into the ice she was good

[@PhilippOnline]

What's the music? It's so cool. Love Tonya :)

[@ele_99]

Philipp Latour, People are still having sex

[@TheRosemariesuz]

I have loved Tonya for a few years - Tonya I love your skating

[@garycambridge5513]

This makes we want to ice skate 😻

[@norakennedy4670]

She was brilliant...love love the music...the power and speed....however I will say she is definitely not as graceful as Nancy etc.

[@Ogusername-h7e]

Who thought it was a good idea to have her do a fast layback before her triple axel

[@ZechariahSegovia]

I would’ve changed the last double axel jump to a triple axel to try it again but still get some points for trying it.

[@faith5073]

it definitely would have helped her to do two triple axels but if she failed she would lose a lot more points and it would have been much harder considering it was in the second half

[@matthough3590]

Impossible. In the technical program, a double axel was a required jump, so Tonya had to do it somewhere in the program or she would have lost another .4 off the score.

[@jadenaddams3674]

I saw the movie, and it doesn’t forgive or make excuses for her attempt to sabotage her competitor. But i will say that she was a very competent athlete in her own right.

[@quiddy]

She’s always tilted in the air, even in the few times she’s landed it in competition. The reason why is that her entrance switch from back to a forward takeoff is not efficient. In other words, the way she switches from right back to left front skate is not smooth and is microseconds too long. As a result, she’s not able to anchor/brake herself optimally to transfer all that horizontal speed into vertical thrust. As a result, you feel that loss of thrust and speed due to essentially a microscopic slip (instead of a critical brake), and likely her reaction is To muscle/force the completion of rotation. But when you do That with your arms and upper body , you just increase the discrepancy of energy /force between your torque-ing/overcompensating upper body AND your lower body (possibly exacerbated/further slowed by bigger thighs). The result is an inevitably catastrophic backwards lean (opposite of the ideal axis-maintaining slightly forward lean) that leads into a spill on the ice - visualize the arms of a speedometer as it moves from left to right. Instead of maintaining that forward lean in the air , where your toes are slightly ahead of your upperbody, your body experiences that speedometer motion , which ultimately could result in your head hitting the ice.

[@quiddy]

In contrast, Midori Ito- and not take anything away from her talent, unparalleled athleticism and genetically superior short-twitch leg muscles-had always found the axel a much easier and more natural motion than most women (and men for That matter ) because of her naturally bow-legged structure. There’s one article that Newsweek published before Albertville titled “Next stop, Albertville” wherein Midori’s beginnings mentioned her predecessors having “daikon (turnip) legs,” one of whose characteristics is of a bow-legged nature. So when you have this natural state of both legs facing outwards in opposite directions, then that unique Axel transition from Back to front becomes so much easier for you. Your legs would already be in that critical midpoint state, ans because of This, it’s just almost a matter of turning your head and shoulders forward. For Midori there’s virtually no inefficiency or energy loss that is inevitable in pivoting forward at the same time letting your other leg/skate off the ice to follow forward and whiplash upwards to help guide the energy transfer to vertical lift

[@catherines4088]

quiddy I prefer Tonya’s because it’s tilted. This one was *so close* she was just a hair too far over on the outside edge. She was actually too high in the air and had too much time to check out. She nailed it in warm up. Of all the 3A misses she had, this one haunts me the most. You should look at the ones she was doing in 94. They were gorgeous. She had really polished things up at that point, had more musicality, and was in amazing shape. Ironically the hoopla was exactly what did her in IMO. “She could’ve been a contender.”

[@quiddy]

Catherine S you’re right, I remember being in 7th grade in 94 and everyafternoon in the news they would show clips of her practice triple Axels in her black leotards in her hometown mall rink. But do you remember that the axels she hit were not tilted? That tilt will almost always result in a fall. In fact that’s what did Midori in on her triple Lutz. She was also slightly tilted back when she landed.

[@quiddy]

Catherine S also I didn’t think she was in shape in 94 either. The black leotards made her look thin in rehearsals but when she actually put on her dress she has heavier than pre 92. In fact after 92 she really gained a lot of weight and there was a time during 93 when she couldn’t do the triple axel

[@catherines4088]

quiddy she wasn’t as “thin” in 94 as she was in 91 but she was also older and had a different body in general. She was in rock solid condition in 94 & lost a ton of weight from 93 to 94. You can look at her legs, arms, and face to see the difference.

[@Schmoityface]

I don't care what anyone says, I love her. And no one could do an Ena Bauer like Tonya!

[@НатальяЛоскутова-ы8в]

Тоня, действительно крутая фигуристка,выдающаяся🔥👍💪 как говорят в России: Талант надо поддерживать,а бездарность прорвется сама! Тоня- талант, очень жаль,что у нее по жизни не было ни любви,ни поддержки... На одном трудолюбии и упорстве не всегда можно удержаться... Надеюсь,что сейчас у неё всё сложилось❤

[@BobSmith-dk8nw]

She was such a great skater. It's tragic that her career ended so stupidly. .

[@louisgrassimedium]

1:42 I don't skate, but I know from watching it for years that if that rotation is tilted it takes all the strength in the world to stay up

[@flightoflightning2505]

Unless you tilted forward like Yamaguchi did, then yes, it is very hard to distribute the weight. The outside edge and forward takeoff makes the jump even stranger, Harding in reality did not have a good 3A technique since she always tilted it and didn’t know how to manage the weight distribution like Midori did.

[@susanboylefanable]

The comments were disabled from where she skated some on Ellen, but even BANNED, she can skate like nobody's business!!

[@gildaquiquivix7277]

She is beautiful and perfect.

[@twebster9498]

Makes you wonder how she would have done if she had not tried the triple axel during this competition.

[@SantaCruzCowboy]

She's so cool........

[@richardcarden4161]

She is so HOT!

[@MTVMANN]

Its good to see that she took everything so well...

[@karmacomedia6335]

💟 u Tonya

[@abrahamlora329]

If only she had done her Moon River SP from Worlds here instead with a clean lutz combo she would’ve been top 3..

[@manueldesant4849]

Omg THAT TRACK!

[@joanminaj]

Name song plis

[@spencertaya]

​@@joanminajpeople are still having sex - Latour

[@ArtByDesign80]

Sorry…the music was odd…choreography was odd…felt like she spent 15 seconds just prepping for the Triple Axel. This was the first Olympics I watched, and wanted to watch skating because I read about the three Americans had swept the previous World Championships in an Olympic Preview. I was confused how Tanya made it to #2 in the world…all in all Kristi and Nancy were better skaters…especially taking out the Triple Axel (which Tanya was not consistent on anyway). 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@danstafford5977]

I love Tonya Harding

[@Ava50019]

She didn't end up 6th, she ended up 4th.

[@user-hz1vo3mt9f]

Wish I could just listen to that killer of a song and watch her skate without hearing the stupid people criticize her.

[@elmartinjoe]

siento q para hacer el triple tienes q tener un standarte de buena condicion fisica hubiese sido la primera de las olimpiadas pero tal vez no era el momento por eso gano miraio nagasu ese reconocimiento creo pero igual tonya mi bendiciones para ti es my favorita de la historia la admiro

[@paigefolger9511]

Says vid unavailable

[@yenimuhtesemyuzylkarakteri7145]

What song please talk because very nice music

[@chooseyourpoison5105]

It is "People Are Still Having Sex" by LaTour.

[@katiazenon7542]

Me encanto la música de fondo

[@alexisfernando3167]

Le tour.

[@jamiewillkner8742]

She skated in the 92 Olympics too?

[@andrecarapetkov1316]

A melhor de todas ❤

[@MAllanDavis1979]

I'll never understand why she put in the triple axel. Dumb.

[@AJHyoton]

Never seen so much distance from the ice to the skates on that jump she missed. Had she landed that the pressure would have been off the next round and on the competition.

[@TheHarper07]

wanted to see this while watching the movie

[@noppon3051]

Whats the song ?

[@Barzi_bateman]

latour people are still

[@bullymaguire6234]

She was the best

[@ИннаЖелтухина-ь1з]

Who knows what's the musical composition is in this performance? I know it's People are still having sex, but what exactly is in this video

[@krissy7342]

Tonya has always had the body of a woman. The rest have little girl “teeny tiny too-skinny ballerina” body types..⛸

[@slavicvolk]

You mean the other girls were feminine?

[@itsallgoodman1244]

@@slavicvolk I think she meant the other girls were little and anorexic. Which I agree, but Nancy, Surya and Midori had nice legs though not gonna lie. Yamaguchi body type was like a little girls.

[@richardcarden4161]

Tonya had very sexy legs.

[@tnargtnarud]

What song is this? lol

[@harryandronhomies3740]

Latour - people are still having s3x, But for me it doesn't sound the same as the beginning and I can't find that version.

[@angrytater2456]

She went for it

[@ccwnoob4393]

Still watching, still admiring Tonya ... "still having sex" - she did more for this sport (made it one before it was one) than anyone did for anything.