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Post by Admin on Mar 22, 2021 22:38:57 GMT
The schedule and line-ups of the training groups for the 22 and 23 March of the figure skaters at the World Championships in Stockholm have become known. Singles will present their short program on March 24, and their free program on March 26. Group 1 Chen Hongyi (China) Enni Saarinen (Finland) Lara Naki Gutman (Italy) Lindsay van Zundert (Netherlands) Alisson Crystal Pertiketo (Philippines) Dasha Grm (Slovenia) Group 2 Olga Mikutina (Austria) Emily Bosback (Canada) Madeleine Skisas (Canada) Natasha McKay (Great Britain) Julia Lang (Hungary) Angelina Kuchvalskaya (Latvia) Elzbieta Kropa (Lithuania) Group 3 Kailani Crane (Australia) Elishka Brzhezinova (Czech Republic) Eva-Lotta Kiibus (Estonia) Nicole Schott (Germany) Kim Yerim (Republic of Korea) Lee Hein (Republic of Korea) Alexia Paganini (Switzerland) Group 4 Ekaterina Ryabova (Azerbaijan) Luna Hendrix (Belgium) And Christie Len (Hong Kong) Rika Kihira (Japan) Satoko Miyahara (Japan) Kaori Sakamoto (Japan) Yousefin Tayegard (Sweden) Group 5 Victoria Safonova (Belarus) Alexandra Feigin (Bulgaria) Emmy Ma (Chinese Taipei) Mahe-Berenice Meite (France) Ekaterina Kurakova (Poland) Karen Chen (USA) Brady Tennell (USA) Group 6 Emilia Zingas (Cyprus) Alina Urushadze (Georgia) Nelly Ioffe (Israel) Anna Shcherbakova (Russia) Alexandra Trusova (Russia) Elizaveta Tuktamysheva (Russia) Anastasia Arkhipova (Ukraine)
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Post by Admin on Mar 23, 2021 2:53:30 GMT
2021 Worlds: Team Japan at Evening Practice (Yuzuru Hanyu, Shoma Uno, Rika Kihira)
Team Japan took to the evening practice at the 2021 World Figure Skating Championships. Get your first look at the free skates of Yuzuru Hanyu, Shoma Uno and Yuma Kagiyama. Rika Kihira, Kaori Sakamoto and Satoko Miyahara practiced their short programs. With the skaters leaving out some of their jumps and spins, it is a great opportunity to evaluate their skating skills, choreography, glide, spins, footwork and overall preparation for the event.
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Post by Admin on Mar 23, 2021 6:07:10 GMT
The fans are looking forward to the event as it will be very exciting.
Our national team has the strongest trio of singles, Anna Shcherbakova, Alexandra Trusova and Elizaveta Tuktamysheva, they are the first to enter the fight.
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Post by Admin on Mar 23, 2021 19:15:12 GMT
Press Conference: Ladies Short Program | ISU #WorldFigure​ Skating Championships | Stockholm 2021
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Post by Admin on Mar 23, 2021 20:00:26 GMT
8:18pm - Hanyu on the ice The third practice group for the men, in which all three Japanese skaters were listed to skate, has just finished their evening skate. http://instagram.com/p/CMxb1r4pP8d Unfortunately, none of the Japanese skaters are giving interviews until following the competition. But we can enjoy this shot of Hanyu Yuzuru, for now. Also in that group was Latvia's Deniss Vasiljevs, and here's what he said in the mixed zone about his practice: "There's been some ups and downs, but I'm very happy to feel the presence of the other skaters I really missed. I really missed this experience." 3:37pm - Alexandra Trusova nails five quadruple jumps Alexandra Trusova could potentially be gearing up for a world championship debut like no other. The 16-year-old skating under the Figure Skating Federation of Russia (FSR) banner here in Stockholm landed five quadruple jumps during this morning's practice session. The two-time junior world champion nailed a quadruple flip, quadruple Salchow, quadruple Lutz and triple Salchow combination, quadruple Lutz and triple toe loop combination as well as a quadruple toe loop. Trusova holds the free skate world record score of 166.62 points which she set at Skate Canada 2019 while she was still under former coach Eteri Tutberidze. In May 2020 she switched over to train under two-time Olympic and three-time world champion Evgeni Plushenko. We asked Trusova if we can expect to see five quad jumps or even a triple Axel in her free program on Friday, she coyly replied: "I cannot reveal any secrets. I always say that I will reveal everything on the day. So you will have to wait and see." Alexandra Trusova to Olympic Channel But Plushenko, who was standing in the background, chimed in "You will see everything soon." Trusova takes to the ice at 10am tomorrow for the Ladies' short program, in the meantime be sure to watch our interview with Plushenko where he talks about helping Trusova achieve her goal of jumping give quads in competition.
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