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I was being diplomatic. I’m known for itIts not rumor, its about as close to fact.
I was being diplomatic. I’m known for it
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There's a way that I agree with this, but then I think about how she's an Olympic AA champion and World AA silver medalist, and twice an Olympic gold medalist with her team. She definitely achieved her potential but I do think that her qualities will be rewarded by this COP more than they were in the one under which she competed last.I'm so hopeful that we'll finally see her fulfill the potential she never quite reached before. Everything we've seen of her comeback so far has her looking better than she did in even 2012.
Oh she definitely is! You can see she is about to go into another leap.Dayum! Wonder if she is going to try to connect it.
Unfortunately, I feel like the code has conditioned me to find this satisfying, even though it seems like a total arbitrary way to evaluate a skill. Finishing a pirouette at a 90° is really inconsequential to how nice a skill looks compared to landing a dismount in a deep squat. It’s a prime example of useless micromanaging skill performance the WTC is known for.It's a lovely handstand. Now as a question and I'm just curious. Don't handstands like that break the flow of the routine? It kind of has a start stop just like Mustafina's did. Is that something that people like? Would it be better to be within 10 degrees and keep the flow going? I don't care what the judges prefer but I am curious what the members of this board think in regards to stop control vs continued swinging.
I’ll say it depends on how it looks. A brief pause, I don’t mind. If it’s too long then it looks stalled and almost like an error.It's a lovely handstand. Now as a question and I'm just curious. Don't handstands like that break the flow of the routine? It kind of has a start stop just like Mustafina's did. Is that something that people like? Would it be better to be within 10 degrees and keep the flow going? I don't care what the judges prefer but I am curious what the members of this board think in regards to stop control vs continued swinging.