Wednesday, December 29, 2010

Palate Cleansers

How to solve a problem like Miki Ando's current abortion of a program...






10 comments:

  1. Ahahaha, I love the new tag! "Music not for Miki". :)

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  2. Karen Kwan probably could have won a medal on the Grand Prix circuit this year with that program.

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  3. I was in the arena for that Matt Savoie performance. Gave me chills.

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  4. Oh come on, it's not as if Miki's LP is Plushenko-level bad, and I really do give her a lot of credit for coming up with a very nice new SP - especially considering that her prior SP really WAS an 'abortion'.

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  5. A very nice new SP? Yes, it is, except for her horrible spins, slap-jumps, loafing steps, non- musical skills, missing choreography.

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  6. Ugh I STILL watch that Savoie LP. He was SUCH a breath of fresh air his whole career.

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  7. What are slap jumps?

    I think Miki has nice jumps. They are certainly better than Karen Kwan which amazes me when I see Michelle's jumps which are pleasing (imo) to the eye because they are in general so text book.

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  8. THe judges alway hated savoie, never understood it. He probably was not lickin the right ass. I thought that Paul Wylie was the biggest head case of all time. It is just funny that he actually hit in the one big competition that he needed to.

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  9. Wow, lots of extension and field moves in that Wylie program. Very nice to watch even if his spins and footwork were not particularly stellar.

    Ando's 'new' SP looks mostly like a re-arrangement of her 'old' one with different music and dress. Even if Murakami's SP is a bit cheesy it's much more entertaining.

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  10. That Matt Savoie program was freaking brilliant.

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