這次2010溫哥華冬運冰舞的規定舞步以探戈為主
個人比較喜歡的是地主國加拿大的Virtue/Moir及義大利的Faiella/Scali 這兩組
為什麼呢?
看圖就知道......
雖然Virtue/Moir得到第二,Faiella/Scali得到第六吧
不過,
這兩組或許可以得到最上鏡頭獎
因為攝影師最喜歡拍他們兩組人馬了
當然,
第一名的俄羅斯組Domnina/ Shabalin很cool,
第三名的美國組Davis/White也很cute
不過探戈的話
這加義兩對有著深輪廓烏溜溜秀髮的兩組各有各的妙
今天進行的是Original Dance
雖然網路上結果已出爐
不過回家看過MOD冬運轉播後,再將自己的喜好留個紀錄
以下是ISU的News報導
Virtue/Moir (CAN) take the lead in the Original Dance
Tessa Virtue/Scott Moir of Canada danced to the lead in what was an exciting Original Dance competition on Sunday. Meryl Davis/Charlie White (USA) moved up from third to second place while Russia’s Oksana Domnina/ Maxim Shabalin, who led after the Compulsory Dance, dropped to third before the final Free Dance.
Virtue/Moir showed a passionate Spanish Flamenco that had the crowd on its feet as soon as it ended. The reigning World bronze medalists looked smooth and confident in every step and move. They earned a level four for the lifts and the twizzles, while the two step sequences garnered a level three. Virtue/Moir picked up a seasons best of 68.41 points (32.90 element score/35.51 program component score) for their Original Dance which added up to a total of 111.15 points. “It felt amazing. We just stayed in the moment every step. We were actually quite relaxed. It wasn’t until we were sitting there (after the program) that I realized what had happened”, Virtue said. “Right about now, we have to forget about what we’ve done and focus on the Free Dance. We’re going to skate for our fans and our country”, Moir added.
Davis/White sparkled in their Bollywood “Indian Dance” that was highlighted by fast twizzles and precise footwork. The Technical Panel awarded them a level four for three out of the four elements – the lift, the twizzles and the circular step sequence. The side by side footwork was a level three. The Grand Prix final Champions scored a seasons best of 67.08 points (32.60/34.48) and moved up from third to second with 108.55 points overall. “It was an emotionally charged program. We gave everything we had in that program. This definitely gives us momentum to slide right into the Free Dance. We have confidence”, White commented. “When you are able to skate your best, it’s definitely more fun.”
World Champions Domnina/Shabalin had chosen an unusual “Aboriginal Dance” and gave a solid performance, but seemed tentative in places. The European Champions had a level four for the curve lift and the twizzles, while the two step sequences were graded a level three. The couple earned 62.84 points (29.80/33.04), a seasons best, but they slipped to third place with 106.60 points overall. “We did well. We did all our elements clean and we’re happier with the performance than at the European Championships”, Shabalin told the press.
2006 Olympic silver medalists Tanith Belbin/Benjamin Agosto (USA), who skated last out of the 23 couples, turned in a romantic “Moldovian Dance” and remained in fourth place with 103.33 points. Federica Faiella/Massimo Scali (ITA) produced lively Tarantella to finish fifth at 100.06 points. Isabelle Delobel/Olivier Schoenfelder (FRA) gave an entertaining performance of their French Can-Can, but their step sequences and twizzles were graded a level two. The 2008 World Champions remained in sixth place with 96.67 points.
The figure skating competition at the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games continues Monday with the Free Dance.
個人比較喜歡的是地主國加拿大的Virtue/Moir及義大利的Faiella/Scali 這兩組
為什麼呢?
看圖就知道......
雖然Virtue/Moir得到第二,Faiella/Scali得到第六吧
不過,
這兩組或許可以得到最上鏡頭獎
因為攝影師最喜歡拍他們兩組人馬了
當然,
第一名的俄羅斯組Domnina/ Shabalin很cool,
第三名的美國組Davis/White也很cute
不過探戈的話
這加義兩對有著深輪廓烏溜溜秀髮的兩組各有各的妙
今天進行的是Original Dance
雖然網路上結果已出爐
不過回家看過MOD冬運轉播後,再將自己的喜好留個紀錄
以下是ISU的News報導
Virtue/Moir (CAN) take the lead in the Original Dance
Tessa Virtue/Scott Moir of Canada danced to the lead in what was an exciting Original Dance competition on Sunday. Meryl Davis/Charlie White (USA) moved up from third to second place while Russia’s Oksana Domnina/ Maxim Shabalin, who led after the Compulsory Dance, dropped to third before the final Free Dance.
Virtue/Moir showed a passionate Spanish Flamenco that had the crowd on its feet as soon as it ended. The reigning World bronze medalists looked smooth and confident in every step and move. They earned a level four for the lifts and the twizzles, while the two step sequences garnered a level three. Virtue/Moir picked up a seasons best of 68.41 points (32.90 element score/35.51 program component score) for their Original Dance which added up to a total of 111.15 points. “It felt amazing. We just stayed in the moment every step. We were actually quite relaxed. It wasn’t until we were sitting there (after the program) that I realized what had happened”, Virtue said. “Right about now, we have to forget about what we’ve done and focus on the Free Dance. We’re going to skate for our fans and our country”, Moir added.
Davis/White sparkled in their Bollywood “Indian Dance” that was highlighted by fast twizzles and precise footwork. The Technical Panel awarded them a level four for three out of the four elements – the lift, the twizzles and the circular step sequence. The side by side footwork was a level three. The Grand Prix final Champions scored a seasons best of 67.08 points (32.60/34.48) and moved up from third to second with 108.55 points overall. “It was an emotionally charged program. We gave everything we had in that program. This definitely gives us momentum to slide right into the Free Dance. We have confidence”, White commented. “When you are able to skate your best, it’s definitely more fun.”
World Champions Domnina/Shabalin had chosen an unusual “Aboriginal Dance” and gave a solid performance, but seemed tentative in places. The European Champions had a level four for the curve lift and the twizzles, while the two step sequences were graded a level three. The couple earned 62.84 points (29.80/33.04), a seasons best, but they slipped to third place with 106.60 points overall. “We did well. We did all our elements clean and we’re happier with the performance than at the European Championships”, Shabalin told the press.
2006 Olympic silver medalists Tanith Belbin/Benjamin Agosto (USA), who skated last out of the 23 couples, turned in a romantic “Moldovian Dance” and remained in fourth place with 103.33 points. Federica Faiella/Massimo Scali (ITA) produced lively Tarantella to finish fifth at 100.06 points. Isabelle Delobel/Olivier Schoenfelder (FRA) gave an entertaining performance of their French Can-Can, but their step sequences and twizzles were graded a level two. The 2008 World Champions remained in sixth place with 96.67 points.
The figure skating competition at the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games continues Monday with the Free Dance.
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