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Saturday, November 19, 2011

Trophee Eric Bompard Men's Free Skate

The event begins at 7:30am EST.
The warmup group is on the ice


Group 1
Chafik Besseghier, FRA: 58.58 TES + 55.38 PCS = 113.96 Total: 160.39
  • Quad salchow was two footed
  • High triple axel but was tilted in the air and had to step out of it
  • Nice high triple lutz
  • Great arm work in this step sequence with a lot of difficult, varied, quick steps and a lot of speed
  • Flying camel spin with a nice broken variation into a stretched out catchfoot position
  • Very high triple axel + double toe but not great landings on either jump
  • Triple loop with a two foot landing
  • Triple + double toe combination
  • Triple salchow + double toe + double toe
  • His choreographic step sequence seems a little frantic and he's not performing it at all
  • Nice sit spin position pulling right up into the upright position and down into another sit spin
  • Great speed in his spins with a nice stretched out sit position
Romain Ponsart, FRA: 54.94 TES + 56.48 PCS -1.00 = 110.42 Total: 160.45 and into 1st place
  • Fall on the opening quad toe attempt
  • Nice triple axel recovery
  • Great one foot sequence through his footwork but not a lot of speed and I'd like to see him looking at the ice less
  • Great upright catch foot spin position
  • Popped his triple axel into a double and a two footed landing
  • Triple loop a little forward on the landing but hangs on and tacks on the double toe
  • Beautiful triple + double toe
  • Nice low sit spin position but his leg needs to be more stretched
  • Popped his salchow into a single
  • Triple + double toe + double toe with no height
  • Camel spin into a twisted sit spin
  • He needs more power and speed through this choreographic step sequence to really sell it
Alexander Majorov, SWE: 65.78 TES + 62.70 PCS = 128.48 Total: 190.60 and into 1st place
  • Triple axel + double toe was very nice
  • Triple + double toe--he has a very interesting jump technique and gets very low and leans forward on his takeoff
  • Triple axel  with a turnout but he keeps his free leg up
  • Nice sit spin positions with great speed
  • I'd like to see him more free in his step sequence and really let his upper body move with the steps instead of fighting it
  • Triple + double toe with a step out on the second jump
  • Spiral right into a double axel
  • Doubled the flip and two footed the landing
  • Double salchow
  • Double axel
  • He really needs to work on that camel spin position as it's not an attractive position for him but a nice triangle position
  • I'd like to see him go for this choreographic step sequence more and really stretch out all the movements
  • He finishes way before his music and has about 5 seconds left after the pose
Nobunari Oda, JPN: 46.63 TES + 60.62 PCS -3.00 = 104.25 Total: 167.20 and into 2nd place
  • Triple axel + double toe + single loop with nice height on the axel
  • Triple flip + triple toe
  • Double flip with a two footed landing
  • Single loop
  • Fall on his one footed section of his step sequence and he takes a really long time skating around to get back into it
  • Good camel position and nice sit spin and triangle positions
  • Spiral into a popped axel with a fall
  • Another fall 
  • Double loop
  • Great speed in his sit spin with really nice positions, especially the cross leg one with no hands holding his position
  • Really tough skate for Oda
Kevin Reynolds, CAN: TES + PCS =
  • Withdrew due to medical reasons
Group 2
Florent Amodio, FRA: 60.48 TES + 70.44 PCS -1.00 = 129.92 Total: 201.34 and into 1st place
  • Triple salchow
  • Fall on the quad salchow attempt
  • Good camel spin positions and a good sit position but not a lot of speed
  • He's just kind of marking these dance moves and not really selling them like normal--in the close ups of his face he really doesn't look like he's feeling well
  • Double axel--he didn't get his leg tight enough in the air to complete the rotation
  • Two footed his flip landing but added a double toe sequence
  • Triple lutz + double toe
  • Step out of the triple lutz
  • Tons of movement in this choreographic step sequence and the crowd is loving it
  • Nice speed in the sit spin but a lot of ice spray in the change of foot
  • He looks exhausted at the end of the program but good fight from him
Adam Rippon, USA: 70.05 TES + 74.88 PCS = 144.93 Total: 217.89 and into 1st place
  • Two footed his quad lutz attempt
  • Triple axel + double toe--really fought for the landing of that axel
  • Triple loop
  • Nice broken leg sit position into a great twist variation
  • Very nice lyrical step sequence and he really uses every part of his body to express the music but I would like to see him with a bit more power across the ice
  • Triple axel and he hangs on!
  • Really tight triple flip + double toe
  • Double lutz + triple salchow sequence very close to the boards
  • Rippon triple lutz with a big ice spray on the landing
  • Great fast sit spin position into a very nice layback position
  • Nice speed in his choreographic step sequence
  • Triple toe
  • Beautiful camel position into a nice donut position
Michal Brezina, CZE: 67.72 TES + 76.56 PCS = 144.28 Total: 218.60 and into 1st place
  • Great triple axel with nice height and a solid landing
  • Triple Flip + Triple toe with a turnout on the landing
  • Double salchow--really forward on the takeoff and just couldn't rotate it
  • Nice speed in the sit spin with good positions
  • A lot of turns and changes of direction in this step sequence with nice use of his arms and upper body
  • Nice triple axel + double toe
  • Very nice triple flip
  • Triple loop--again he starts very low on the takeoff
  • Triple lutz a little tight on the landing
  • Double axel with a two footed landing
  • Nice camel spin into a sit spin but he loses a lot of speed through the change foot
  • Great power through this choreographic step sequence but I would like to see a little more content
  • Nice twisted sit position into a broken variation
Nan Song, CHN: 79.93 TES + 67.64 PCS = 147.57 Total: 224.10 and into 1st place
  • Really high quad toe and he turns out of the landing but keeps his free leg up
  • Quad toe + triple toe nicely done and landed exactly on the music
  • Good triple axel
  • Great speed in his spins with a nice low sit position and a stretched out leg
  • Very nice movement through his step sequence and he is really selling it
  • Triple axel + double toe
  • Very solid triple flip
  • Nice camel spin but his broken leg and catch foot variations need work
  • Double lutz
  • Triple salchow a little forward on the landing
  • Very playful choreographic step sequence and it's nice to see him performing it as well
  • Double axel + double toe
  • He could be more stretched in the triangle spin but a nice twisted sit position
  • Nan Song just showed that he is a force to be reckoned with this season
Patrick Chan, CAN: 72.30 TES + 85.14 PCS -1.00 = 156.44 Total: 240.60 and into 1st place
  • Beautiful quad toe
  • Nice fast rotation on the quad toe + triple toe
  • Doubles his axel
  • Trips and puts both hands down on his step seqeuence
  • Great flying entry to his sit spin with good speed and nice positions
  • Step out of his triple lutz
  • Triple loop
  • Triple flip
  • Very fast sit spin with a nice twisted variation
  • Double lutz and a step out
  • Double axel
  • Fantastic choreographic step sequence
  • Really not his best day
 Pl.  NameNationTSS
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TES
+
 PCS
+
SSTRPECHINDed.
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StN.
1Patrick CHANCAN156.4472.30 85.148.828.368.218.648.541.00#10
2Nan SONGCHN147.5779.93 67.647.006.146.966.936.790.00#9
3Adam RIPPONUSA144.9370.05 74.887.577.117.547.547.680.00#7
4Michal BREZINACZE144.2867.72 76.567.897.147.827.617.820.00#8
5Florent AMODIOFRA129.9260.48 70.447.146.507.297.047.251.00#6
6Alexander MAJOROVSWE128.4865.78 62.706.396.006.396.216.360.00#3
7Chafik BESSEGHIERFRA113.9658.58 55.385.795.295.575.505.540.00#1
8Romain PONSARTFRA110.4254.94 56.485.935.145.715.755.711.00#2
9Nobunari ODAJPN104.2546.63 60.626.865.715.466.575.713.00#4
WDKevin REYNOLDSCAN          #5
Pl.NameNationPointsSPFS
1Patrick CHAN
CAN
240.6011
2Nan SONG
CHN
224.1022
3Michal BREZINA
CZE
218.6034
4Adam RIPPON
USA
217.8943
5Florent AMODIO
FRA
201.3455
6Alexander MAJOROV
SWE
190.6086
7Nobunari ODA
JPN
167.2079
8Romain PONSART
FRA
160.4598
9Chafik BESSEGHIER
FRA
160.39107

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