Instagram review: best photos of the week [04.12-11.12.2016]
Well, after Grand-prix Final I feel heartbroken…..That’s why I really need some positive figure skating stuff. So prepare for lots of photos from Instagram.
Some ice passion from Chock and Bates
Some kiss and cry emotions. Anna Pogorilaya and her team
Yuzuru Hanyu, Brian Orser and the Pooh
Yuzuru in a company of girls
Gabriella Papadakis, Guillaume Cizeron, Madison Hubbell, Zachary Donohue “This how ice dancers leave the arena!”
Cool coaches Marina and Massimo
Tessa and Scott
Sara Hurtado and Kirill Khaliavin
Exploring Marseilles with Maia and Alex Shibutani and Eric Radford
Seems Tomas Verner switching to ice football
Such a great photo of Gracie Gold
“So beauty and so handsome” part of the review)
Happy Birthday to Angelina Kuchvalska!
Maia Shibutani
Elena Ilinykh
Gabrielle Daleman. Such a beautiful eyes!
Julia Lipnitskaya
Tatiana Volosozhar, Maxim Trankov, Fedor Klimov and Adelina Sotnikova
Oh I see some Russian coach’s influence)
Johnny is ready for trip!
“Food and coffee break” Ashley Wagner and Adam Rippon
Miki and Javi
Misha Ge and his Authentic Russian Donut and Hot Tea
Christmas is soon! Have a good time!
Alexandra Nazaroma, Rebeka Kim and Joti Polizoakis
Ashley Wagner and Max Aaron
Jeremy Abbott
see you next week!
3 Responses to “Instagram review: best photos of the week [04.12-11.12.2016]” Mad for Skating says:Chock and Bates…#chemistry Yuzuru is always hanging out with the latest Russian girl…my friends and I call him “Don Hanyu” Eric should be in the “so beautiful and so handsome” category Whoa…Tatiana, Maxim, Fedor, and Adelina together, now that’s a great gang! And Adelina looks so pretty. She really is the queen of off-ice style. Ashley and Max are so cute together!
“Yuzuru is always hanging out with the latest Russian girl…” Yulia Lipnitskaya’s fans can start to be jealous)
Mad for Skating says: Oh my gosh, yes! You’re so right. Leave a Reply Cancel reply Recent Posts- Yuma Kagiyama: “I aimed for a performance I could be most satisfied with, rather than focusing on scores or placement. Because of the frustration I felt at the Olympics, that became my only goal.”
- “I’m very sad to think that there seems to be a rift between the family and Rafael Arutyunyan – otherwise, I think, the coach would have been sitting in the kiss-and-cry with Ilia.” Journalist Elena Vaitsekhovskaya
- Shun Sato: “My body really absorbed the feeling of skating clean programs. Before my performances, I didn’t even think about making mistakes – I was able to go all out.”
- Kaori Sakamoto: “I knew I wouldn’t be satisfied unless I won gold at Worlds, and I was able to achieve that. I can leave the sport with a clear heart. Right now, I feel incredibly happy.”
- Nina Pinzarrone: “At one point, I didn’t even know if I’d make it to Europeans, the Olympics, or Worlds, because I couldn’t train. I came here to do one last competition this season. But I never dared to dream of winning a medal.”
- Real22 on Kaori Sakamoto told her coach Sonoko Nakano after returning home from the Olympics, “I think I’ll compete at Worlds,” to which Nakano replied in surprise, “Wait, you’re going?”
- Matsu on “I liked it, honestly. She seems so much more grown-up, calmer. I just can’t imagine how I would have felt in her place – coming out like that, for the first time in so many years.” Evgenia Medvedeva praised Kamila Valieva’s new program
- Casual Observer on Tatiana Tarasova: “I have questions about Valieva’s performance. I’m glad she found the strength to go out there, but I would like to see her differently.”
- Judith on Anton Sikharulidze: “For me, it’s just showing off. People aren’t ready to do two or three quads in a program – especially girls. With this “showing off” of three or four quads, when you don’t land them clean, you’ll be 28th at Worlds.”
- jo on Tatiana Tarasova: “It’s unfair that the IOC does not suspend American athletes. I don’t understand why we have to be held responsible for everything.”
- Yuma Kagiyama: “I aimed for a performance I could be most satisfied with, rather than focusing on scores or placement. Because of the frustration I felt at the Olympics, that became my only goal.”
- “I’m very sad to think that there seems to be a rift between the family and Rafael Arutyunyan – otherwise, I think, the coach would have been sitting in the kiss-and-cry with Ilia.” Journalist Elena Vaitsekhovskaya
- Shun Sato: “My body really absorbed the feeling of skating clean programs. Before my performances, I didn’t even think about making mistakes – I was able to go all out.”
- Kaori Sakamoto: “I knew I wouldn’t be satisfied unless I won gold at Worlds, and I was able to achieve that. I can leave the sport with a clear heart. Right now, I feel incredibly happy.”
- Nina Pinzarrone: “At one point, I didn’t even know if I’d make it to Europeans, the Olympics, or Worlds, because I couldn’t train. I came here to do one last competition this season. But I never dared to dream of winning a medal.”
- Yuna Nagaoka and Sumitada Moriguchi: “The experience of overcoming the disappointment of the Olympics together and working hard as a team is something we want to cherish and carry forward into the future.”
- Ilia Malinin: “Which Worlds gold medal was the hardest to win? Probably the first one because I wanted to fulfill all the expectations I had at my first Worlds. Today, I just felt relief after the Olympic season.”
- Real22 on Kaori Sakamoto told her coach Sonoko Nakano after returning home from the Olympics, “I think I’ll compete at Worlds,” to which Nakano replied in surprise, “Wait, you’re going?”
- Matsu on “I liked it, honestly. She seems so much more grown-up, calmer. I just can’t imagine how I would have felt in her place – coming out like that, for the first time in so many years.” Evgenia Medvedeva praised Kamila Valieva’s new program
- Casual Observer on Tatiana Tarasova: “I have questions about Valieva’s performance. I’m glad she found the strength to go out there, but I would like to see her differently.”
- Judith on Anton Sikharulidze: “For me, it’s just showing off. People aren’t ready to do two or three quads in a program – especially girls. With this “showing off” of three or four quads, when you don’t land them clean, you’ll be 28th at Worlds.”
- jo on Tatiana Tarasova: “It’s unfair that the IOC does not suspend American athletes. I don’t understand why we have to be held responsible for everything.”
- Judith on “I think there’s a bit of responsibility on our coaching staff. We’ve accustomed Russian viewers to Olympic victories.” Daniil Gleikhengauz on the criticism directed at Petrosian due to her results at the Olympics
- Gail Jones on Tatiana Tarasova: “I have worked at seven Olympics, and at each one, I had medalists and champions. For Tutberidze to reach my level, she needs more Olympic medals.”
- Real22 on Eteri Tutberidze: “Only Medvedeva had a philosophy like Alysa Liu’s – she truly enjoyed competitions and interacting with others.”
- Sherry on Piper Gilles: “American team has done that to us many times: they’ve fallen or the judges haven’t seen certain things, and they’d still beat us. That’s exactly what the French did to the Americans at the Olympics.”
- Julie Smarney on Tatiana Tarasova: “I have worked at seven Olympics, and at each one, I had medalists and champions. For Tutberidze to reach my level, she needs more Olympic medals.”
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