Albertville was in 1992 - 33 years ago. A question for our French FSUers - what kind of interest was there in ice dance in France when Papadakis and Cizeron were skating?
I'm having a tough time seeing how this could rationally apply to an ice dancer within one season of work. Let's say they exceed expectations and win both of their GPs, the GPF and any Senior B's they enter - it's still ice dance, an obscure sport with a limited global audience. So that's...
I usually keep a small amount of cash in my car for such purposes. I you have a valet key or setting, you can keep it in your locked glove box that the valet can't access. Otherwise, just take it with you and return it when you get your car so that it will be there for the next time.
Which is nuts for dance given how infrequently a JW medal translates into medallng or even placing well at senior events. When was the last time a JW medalist medalled in a senior ISU event the following year? Silverstein & Pekarek?
That would make sense in the context of body of work, except for the JW medal, because in dance a JW medal means rarely means much in terms of how one will fare on the senior circuit.
Don't you think that would have been all over social media?
And I think the men's selection answers the question of whether Max Naumov is going to skate this season.
It's an interesting question but I'm not sure that anyone other than ardent figure skating fans knows about the selection process, and I'd assume that ardent fans would still like to see the skating since it's not just about who will make the Olympic team. I wonder whether some of the lack of...
That must have been quite some time ago, because so-so all-event tickets (corner, at least 15 rows up) for the first US nationals I attended in the mid 90's were already at least several hundred dollars. The program book alone was $10. (I found my ticket stubs but they don't have pricing on them.)
Nathan does have great hands, but Jimmy Ma may top him in that category. I believe they both play the piano, which may contribute to both their musicality and their expressiveness of their hands.
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