After 50+ shows, her voice was failing her although the fluidity of her moving had improved.
I found this performance very moving.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XbyPhfuiKNw
It made me think of the Olympians, World Medalists, National Medalists, and general members of the skating community...
Frau Muller used this tactic, that is referencing Western pop culture such as Broadway shows like Funny Girl, movies like Superman, and TV shows like the Muppets, intentionally to stroke the ego of Western judges. The programs themselves were good, so who cares at this point.
It is interesting...
Reminds me of when he interviewed Tiffany Chin with Jenny years back, and he seemed to equate himself being in high school choir with being a teen elite figure skater. I mean, what was the point of that. Tiffany and Jenny had some of the same coaches and unique life experiences, and there is no...
I love this list. I would add on Mabel Fairbanks, although she faced additional challenges, so she largely taught through John Nicks, despite being a USFSA Hall of Famer in her own right.
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Jutta Mueller was a remarkable coach. In 1980...
I was still mad at the Human Zamboni for what she did at 1991 Worlds. She was a danger to other skaters as well as herself.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zc0qxdfKGGw
:eek: I'm still a little mad.
I suppose you mean for only, at most, a dozen years because prior to that a champion had to have remarkable control of one's blades as a prerequisite to be in a running for a championship.
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