强烈建议ＰＴ的自由滑的音乐能重新编排下
整段ＬＰ中，那段主旋律都占了节目的一半了
原帖由 zphh 于 2007-10-27 13:36 发表 http://www.chinaice.org/images/common/back.gif
强烈建议ＰＴ的自由滑的音乐能重新编排下
整段ＬＰ中，那段主旋律都占了节目的一半了
据说PJJ对这个音乐很有感觉，所以估计PT会坚持采用得，除非裁判非常得不买账！
impossible now
我可算是爬上来了！先ORZ一下目前的结果
我也爬上来了......
SA都已经开始了诶...不过还算及时~
原帖由 crazyraul7 于 2007-10-27 13:24 发表 http://www.chinaice.org/images/common/back.gif
啊 ，兔子好慷慨啊，给了他们4级的直线步，超强~
也不是慷慨，这套步法，给3级也可以，给4级也可以，步法的难度很好，该满足的条件都满足了，只是在上身的动作幅度上需要商榷。我个人的看法是，定级是为了有区分度，DD的这套步法，从难度上看是非常好的，至少比PT的圆形步难度要大不少，而且并不是完全不符合四级的条件，只是一些需要人为掌握的尺度问题，那么就应该给4级，如果都给3级，是有失公平的。并且这么难的步法，完成起来困难很多，想要得到加分也不是那么容易的。所以即使给了4级，实际上也没有太多的实惠。
这确实是灰常难的一套步划~~
双人应该还没有4级的步伐！
http://tw.youtube.com/watch?v=Kq_RYf2RQTc
高橋的SP
Skate America, Day 1
27 Oct 2007 05:50
The 2007/2008 ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating kicked off Friday with the first day of competition at Skate America in Reading, Pennsylvania. Reading hosted Skate America before in 2003. Skate America is the first of six events in the ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating Series. For the first time, the skating order at the Grand Prix will not be determined by a draw. The skating order in the Compulsory Dance and Short Program is according to the ISU World Standings. For the Original and Free Dance as well as for the Free Skating, the athletes will perform in the reverse order of the result of the Compulsory/Original Dance or Short Program respectively.
Ice Dancing, Compulsory Dance
The ice dancers opened today’s competition at the Sovereign Center with the Compulsory Dance.The Compulsory Dance for Skate America was the Austrian Waltz. The Austrian Waltz is characterized by elegance of line combined with the typical lightness of the Viennese Waltz. It should be skated with strongly curved edges, bending of the skating knee and wide extended movements of the arms and free legs while maintaining a soft flow throughout the waltz. The Austrian Waltz was created by Susi and Peter Handschmann. It was first performed in Vienna in 1979.
World bronze medalists Tanith Belbin/Benjamin Agosto (USA) danced to the lead ahead of Nathalie Pechalat/Fabian Bourzat of France. Italy’s Federica Faiella/Massimo Scali came in third.
Belbin/Agosto put out a solid performance of the difficult Waltz with strong timing and good flow. The U.S. Champions earned 36.03 points (17.86 element score/18.17 presentation score). “The dance felt really strong. We tried to make a lot of improvement to the tightness of our positioning and extensions. The greatest critique we can have at this point is – it can be more waltz. It was a little conservative. But it was very solid, it was a good start”, Belbin said.
Pechalat/Bourzat skated a strong Austrian Waltz as well and received 34.56 points (17.36/17.20). “We’re very pleased with the way we performed, because we did a very fluid dance, without any mistake. We’re pleased with the performance and the result. We beat our personal best score, which is a proof of our progress”, Pechalat commented.
Faiella/Scali turned in a good performance of the Waltz to score 31.43 points (16.30/15.13).
“We think we did a very good compulsory today. We felt very comfortable on the ice. Any kind of waltz is a good dance for us”, Scali said. “We don’t really agree with the score, but the competition isn’t over yet.” The couple is looking forward to present their Italian Folk Dance tomorrow. “We can’t wait to show it to the public. We really have fun when we do the Original Dance”, Faiella explained.
Kristin Fraser/Igor Lukanin (AZE) are currently ranked 4th at 31.19 points. Meryl Davis/ Charlie White (USA) were 5th with 30.16 points.
Pairs, Short Program
In the Pairs Short Program, Canada’s Jessica Dubé/Bryce Davison upset reigning World silver medalists Qing Pang/Jian Tong of China to take the lead. Vera Bazarova/Juri Larionov (RUS) finished third.
Dubé/Davison opened their program to “Galicia Flamenco” with a side by side triple Salchow, but she stepped out of it. The two-time World Junior silver medalists went on to complete a double twist, a difficult one-armed Axel Lasso (level three) and two level-four spins. Dubé only touched down with her hand on the throw triple loop. The Canadian Champions were awarded 60.80 points (35.28 element score/25.52 program component score). “It was pretty good. Our goal was the mark of 60 and we did that. It wasn’t perfect, we had some shaky spots”, Davison admitted.
Tong stepped out of the side by side triple toeloop in their romantic program to “O Doux Printemps d’Autrefois” but the Chinese completed a high triple twist, a throw triple loop and a level-three Axel Lasso lift. However, there side by side spin was graded a level two and the pair combination spin received a level one only. Pang/Tong got 60.32 points (32.56/27.76). “We arrived (on Wednesday) at four in the morning and we were a little tired. Hopefully we’ll skate better tomorrow”, Tong told the press. Competing in their first senior competition, Bazarova/Larionov produced a fine routine that contained a high triple twist, a throw triple toeloop and a side by side double Axel. The current World junior silver medalists earned 56.76 points (32.64/24.12). “This is our first senior competition, and it feels completely different from juniors. Our coach told us that we should just show what we are able to do and not to try to do more. We did a good job and we tried our best”, Larionov said.
Amanda Evora/Mark Ladwig (USA) are currently sitting in fourth at 46.18 points. She fell on the throw triple Lutz while he missed the side by side triple Salchow which was downgraded in addition to that.
Men, Short Program
Today’s competition concluded with the Men’s event. Daisuke Takahashi of Japan won the Men’s Short Program ahead of Evan Lysacek (USA) and Patrick Chan (CAN). Takahashi delivered an exciting performance to an unusual hip hop version of “Swan Lake”. The reigning World silver medalist hit a triple flip-triple toe, a triple Axel and triple Lutz and produced difficult spins and funky footwork to score 80.04 points (43.04 element score/37.00 program component score). The crowd really appreciated his performance and gave him a standing ovation. “The audience was very excited, and so I was very excited. I was happy to perform today”, Takahashi told the press. “I tried for the first time to compete with this short program, and I am happy with the finish today. Being second (at Worlds) gave me a lot of confidence. I wanted to skate like a medalist here.” Asked about his choice of music, the Japanese answered: “I think he (coach Nikolai Morozov) wanted to try something new. I took dance classes in Manhattan. For two months I went every day to dance classes.”
Lysacek fell on his quadruple toeloop attempt but landed a triple Axel, a triple Lutz and showed fast and well centered spins in his routine to “The Mask of Zorro” and “Legend of Zorro”. The two-time World bronze medalist received 67.70 points (33.30/35.40). “I am happy to go out and up my technical difficulty. I think I have grown a lot as a skater in the last year”, the U.S. Champion said, referring to the fact that he tried the quadruple toeloop in the Short Program. “My score is not very high. I lost a lot of points with the quad because it counted actually as a triple (it was downgraded), but I think I executed the rest of the elements pretty well. It’s an entire program and it’s not all about the quad.”
Chan opened his program to “Exile to Snowy West” and “In the Bamboo Forest” with a solid triple Axel, but he touched down with his hand on his triple flip and added only a double toe for the combination. He also completed a triple Lutz and got a level four for both the combination and change foot sit spin. The reigning World junior silver medalist was awarded 67.47 points (36.12/31.35). “Today I was really happy with the triple Axel. It was my first on the senior Grand Prix circuit. It’s definitely a big step for me. The spins were a bit shaky for me today, I wish I could have fixed it and done it better. I really enjoyed the crowd as well”, the 16-year-old Canadian said.
Alban Preaubert (FRA) hit a triple flip-triple toeloop combination, a triple Axel and a triple Lutz to come in 4th (67.05 points). Andrei Lutai (RUS) was the only skater to include a clean quadruple jump (a toeloop in combination with double toeloop) in his program and finished 5th at 66.91 points.
Skate America continues tomorrow with the Original Dance, the Ladies Short Program, the Pairs and Men’s Free Skating.
果然不幸被偶的乌鸦嘴说道，P/T只得到了FCcoSp2和PcoSp1
看来PJJ的身体状况还是不太好啊
主要不是身体的原因
动作本身设计就有问题，新规则怎么还没看懂！
pt的单人转奥运会上就很好，现在反而把等级给降低了，从全国比赛上看，zz也一样，特别是那个吃力不讨好的双提刀旋转。
好像国家队对规则还没搞明白
上个赛季s、z对规则可研究的透了，几乎每做一个动作，都是为了提高等级。
目前，pt和zz的双人旋转，单人旋转有几个姿势根本就是无用功。所以等级上不了，而等级要求的姿势转的圈数不够就定为1级了。
P/B ，P/T ，高桥
明天OO要加油
原帖由 plantclean 于 2007-10-27 13:06 发表 http://bbs1.chinaice.org/images/common/back.gif
原来这次是莫同志带某桥啊。。。。什么时候开始的？怪不得TES涨得那么厉害。。。
矮桥嫁进莫家有一段日子了哦。