This video was made to remember all these beautiful transitions exit out of the jumps! Honestly with or without the transitions as part of the PCS, we don't really see these beautiful jumps landed being rewarded consistently. Just wanna edit a video to show that we remember all these special jumps landed forever!!
While Transitions are no longer a standalone Program Component, entries and exits to elements will still be rewarded under Composition. For example one of the Composition criteria is Connections Between and Within the Elements. Judges will be looking for continuity of movement throughout the program and units of movement throughout the composition. A unit of movement = movements + element + movements. Creative, difficult or unexpected entries will be rewarded in the connection between and within elements criteria. Where units of movement and choreography match the musical phrasing, this will be rewarded in the Choreography Reflecting Musical Phrase and Form criteria. Creative and multidimensional movements throughout the program can be rewarded in the Multidimensional Movements and Use of Space. Where a skater performs a program that has movements threaded throughout that create a coherent and meaningful composition (ie clear mood, theme or concept based on the music) this will be rewarded in the Unity criteria. Maybe I am telling you what you already know but I hope my thoughts are helpful. There is a lot less overlap between the criteria now but to me nothing important has been lost. If anything, better judging of Composition and Presentation as well as Skating Skills (which now includes quality of movements executed throughout the program) should result from the move to 3 PCSs and lead to better and fairer judging of skaters. My hope is that judges will feel more empowered to reward skaters who demonstrate superior composition and presentation skills regardless of the level or difficulty of the technical elements they execute and/or their skating skills. So if you perform a Quad it doesn’t mean your skating skills are at least 7 - they could be average (5s) or fair (4s) or above average (6s). Judges should be able to give positive GOEs for well executed 3As and Quads and not be afraid to give PCS scores in the 4s, 5s or 6s if that is the level a skater demonstrates on the day… and of course to go lower or higher when that is merited by what the skater does on the day. I believe the move to a split panel where judges only focus on judging GOEs or PCSs will be another helpful change. This was rejected at the recent ISU Congress but it is going to be trialed at some ISU competitions in the coming seasons and will be presented as a motion to be voted on at the next ISU Congress. Without wanting to make excuses for poor judging, it is very difficult to focus on all of the detail of technical elements and all the detail of program components at the same time. There is only so much a person can focus on and their brain can process at one time. There were 27 criteria in the 5 PCS system that judges were supposed to evaluate as well as evaluating technical elements. The move to 3 PCSs brings a reduction to 13/14 criteria (Pairs, Ice Dance and Synchro include Unison) which is more realistic and a move to split panels where a judge only has to focus on identifying and assessing the 13/14 PCS criteria will be another helpful step towards getting better and fairer judging of our beautiful sport of figure skating
@@aalleennoo if truly that is the way it goes then it will be better judging. Unless of course judges are biased towards some skaters, we know that happens. I think people just want to be sure that the most talented in all areas are scored the way they should be.
@@annestep4868 that is what I hope will happen too Ann. Let’s hope judging will improve. The ISU now addresses bias explicitly in all judge training. You can see it on the ISU e-learning platform resources. We all bring biases to every situation including judges when they are judging. The ISU wants judges to be aware of the different biases that can impact on their judging and to consciously avoid those biases impacting on the scores skaters receive. It’s not just biases for or against certain skaters, it’s also availability bias, confirmation bias, availability heuristic, halo effect, anchoring and affinity bias. We all want fair judging with score that reflect talent, skill and what skaters demonstrate on the day
Trust Hanyu to always make the most difficult transition steps regardless how the ISU downplays them in the scoring. That’s what makes his program so much more fluid and graceful than the others. Jumps are nice, but it’s what connects the jumps that makes the program memorable, and Hanyu is definitely the GOAT in that!
Yes Yuzuru Hanyu performed the most difficult and beautiful jumps yet I did not see any 5 + GOE scores on those. Some judges need to check up their eyes. LOL. I wonder if those same judges watch the performances after and repented???
Thanks for this type of informative video! I don’t know figure skating well enough to be able to understand the difficult transitions after jumps. Bt I can tell Yuzu’s skating is special and he makes everything look effortless and beautiful
Great video❣️ that's right. Yuzuru does not pre-rotate. So takeoff and landing are the same speed. Jump naturally blends into the music as one of the choreography. But in the ISU. 🤬 This perfectly clean jump It is dropped to the same rating as many others (pre-rotation & poor connection & isolation). We can enjoy yuzu's acting, 🥰🙏 but we have to endure humiliation. 😑👎
I do not understand that the ISU removed the transition from the scoring category. I thought that can be clearly graded on the PCS though. I think the newly added criteria are more ambiguous. I don't know what's going on...
@@MsJubjubbird i look at the entire program when I watch figure skating! and as Yuzuru said, high technique produces high artistry. you can see it everytime he performs..
@@victoriar9728 the entire program is important. Buit the judges also have to look at individual elements. I also think you can be a very technical skater with not great artistry. Miki Ando was a great jumper but lacked artistry. Nancy Kerrigan probably lost to Oksana because of lack of artistry, even if she was the better technician.
For me as s fan as l anderstand it , all the new changes and rulls that the FSU desided about, are hoing to reduce the intrest of People all over the world. If you take out the artestry and the special and hard jumps out of the judgement, you take away the interest and the soul of the finger skating. I saw people crying in the shows because it touched them so deeply. If you take it, most of the people will leave the arrena.
Why will transitions be removed from PCS???? To me, the transitions are ones of the most beautiful and difficult elements of figure skating!! It seems they want to decrease the importance of the artistic elements to favor athletes who can´t make transitions very well. I´m so sad and angry about this! It´s not fair at all 😭😭
La inepta isu debería crear una categoría para *«dunk» y/o jumps de patinaje artístico*, no les da pena ni vergüenza haber convertido este hermoso deporte en un circo mal hecho de quads y triples ejecutados sin gracia, elegancia, fluidez, vaya el medallista olímpico actual salió a competir con una pijama y recibió puntajes altísimos por sus quads que no hicieron match más que en una sola ocasión, la isu ya hizo todo lo que estuvo a su alcance para que el deporte llamado patinaje artístico muera... ¿Ahora me pregunto si podrá hacer algo más errático de todo lo que ha venido haciendo desde que Hanyu fue senior hasta su retiro?
During R&J 1.0 in Nice Yuzu landed his 3Lz2T with rippon arms on the 2T and he kept the arms up for choreo. It was so beautiful and perfectly matched the music
Shoma is is about 155 cm "tall". He is very very small. Although it doesnt look good , Its actually good for him, bc if you have "deep knees" , you can land jumps better. The smaller you are hence the deeper the knees , the better you can save jumps. Yuzuru Hanyu is an exception, He is slender and tall for an asian, but he can save jumps nobody else Could, bc he is so talented and has insanely powerful mental strength . There are good Skaters , great skaters and there is Yuzuru Hanyu.The whole package: handsome, cute , talented, huge fucking load of presence on the ice. Like they always said, He is treated like a King for a reason! I hope ISU behaves and won't downball him that hard with the New scoring system. Its ice jumping with music now, no transition marks, etc., the PCS Scores arent almost there anymore. Its a quad and Quint jumping Contest that will begin soon. Hope Hanyu just doesnt care and is doing it for fun, bc ISU has a new Fav in its mind , now no Chen there, Hanyu they don't like so Its obvious who will make the best "Scores " from now in for the next yrs....
I like short skaters. So much power in a smaller package is visually exciting for me. But, you can't get mad at someone just because they don’t visually like it. You can't like everything and this idea we are supposed to pretend to like things we don't like is preferring dishonesty to truth and some people do prefer the dishonesty but we don't all have to.
This video is so nice! so many details of Yuzuru's landing I never pay attention to it before. Yeah it sucks that they take out transitions. ISU will screw up this sport.
Это самый красивый вид спорта. Юна Ким прекрасна. Мои самые любимые Ханю и Медведева, они умеют рассказывать историю. 9:35 Я никогда не забуду этот душераздирающий прыжок. Он точно сделал все,чтобы никогда в нем не сомневались.👍👏🤗
I can understand the concerns about taking out transitions from the component sheet, but in reality skaters used to get high scores without actual transitions! When watching older skating videos skaters used to stay on two feet forever to prepare for a jump especially 3A and Quads so this is only recently and especially a Yuzu thing so lets hope he inspired at least some upcoming skaters to put some pride in their jumps and general skating.
I kinda agree with you to some extent. Yeah when watching the old skating footage 20-30 years ago, there's a lot of two foot skating pre / post the jumps. Skaters like Hanyu changed all that! But honestly not sure whether in the future it would go back to the "old era" of two foot without transition with new rules 😫
It takes integrity to keep doing what one thinks it’s good for the sport regardless of the rules. For now, I can only see Yuzu sticking to it. Do you think younger generations will still work on difficult transitions when they’re not rewarded? Take the latest ogm, he used to show SS in his junior years but then he went full jumps because they’re what ISU wanted. He’s part of the degrading of the beauty of FS.
Amazing edit, thank you so much for making such high quality videos. 🙏It's pure joy to watch them and also almost like having a super class in skating. 😂
The thing about the legendary Yuzuru Hanyu is that he's not making it just for the score. He's making it difficulty beautiful for a for a magnificent performances.
I personally don’t dislike Shoma’s deep landings. They look controlled and solid with that deep knee! I actually hate it when skaters land almost with an upright knee that wobbles.
This video was made to remember all these beautiful transitions exit out of the jumps! Honestly with or without the transitions as part of the PCS, we don't really see these beautiful jumps landed being rewarded consistently. Just wanna edit a video to show that we remember all these special jumps landed forever!!
While Transitions are no longer a standalone Program Component, entries and exits to elements will still be rewarded under Composition. For example one of the Composition criteria is Connections Between and Within the Elements. Judges will be looking for continuity of movement throughout the program and units of movement throughout the composition. A unit of movement = movements + element + movements. Creative, difficult or unexpected entries will be rewarded in the connection between and within elements criteria. Where units of movement and choreography match the musical phrasing, this will be rewarded in the Choreography Reflecting Musical Phrase and Form criteria. Creative and multidimensional movements throughout the program can be rewarded in the Multidimensional Movements and Use of Space. Where a skater performs a program that has movements threaded throughout that create a coherent and meaningful composition (ie clear mood, theme or concept based on the music) this will be rewarded in the Unity criteria. Maybe I am telling you what you already know but I hope my thoughts are helpful. There is a lot less overlap between the criteria now but to me nothing important has been lost. If anything, better judging of Composition and Presentation as well as Skating Skills (which now includes quality of movements executed throughout the program) should result from the move to 3 PCSs and lead to better and fairer judging of skaters. My hope is that judges will feel more empowered to reward skaters who demonstrate superior composition and presentation skills regardless of the level or difficulty of the technical elements they execute and/or their skating skills. So if you perform a Quad it doesn’t mean your skating skills are at least 7 - they could be average (5s) or fair (4s) or above average (6s). Judges should be able to give positive GOEs for well executed 3As and Quads and not be afraid to give PCS scores in the 4s, 5s or 6s if that is the level a skater demonstrates on the day… and of course to go lower or higher when that is merited by what the skater does on the day. I believe the move to a split panel where judges only focus on judging GOEs or PCSs will be another helpful change. This was rejected at the recent ISU Congress but it is going to be trialed at some ISU competitions in the coming seasons and will be presented as a motion to be voted on at the next ISU Congress. Without wanting to make excuses for poor judging, it is very difficult to focus on all of the detail of technical elements and all the detail of program components at the same time. There is only so much a person can focus on and their brain can process at one time. There were 27 criteria in the 5 PCS system that judges were supposed to evaluate as well as evaluating technical elements. The move to 3 PCSs brings a reduction to 13/14 criteria (Pairs, Ice Dance and Synchro include Unison) which is more realistic and a move to split panels where a judge only has to focus on identifying and assessing the 13/14 PCS criteria will be another helpful step towards getting better and fairer judging of our beautiful sport of figure skating
@@aalleennoo if truly that is the way it goes then it will be better judging. Unless of course judges are biased towards some skaters, we know that happens. I think people just want to be sure that the most talented in all areas are scored the way they should be.
@@annestep4868 that is what I hope will happen too Ann. Let’s hope judging will improve. The ISU now addresses bias explicitly in all judge training. You can see it on the ISU e-learning platform resources. We all bring biases to every situation including judges when they are judging. The ISU wants judges to be aware of the different biases that can impact on their judging and to consciously avoid those biases impacting on the scores skaters receive. It’s not just biases for or against certain skaters, it’s also availability bias, confirmation bias, availability heuristic, halo effect, anchoring and affinity bias. We all want fair judging with score that reflect talent, skill and what skaters demonstrate on the day
what a shame...ISU does everything possible lately to kill the sport...(
Yuzu's one-arm 3a landing is really impressive. He constantly finds and achieves a place to develop. That's GOAT's dignity❤🐐
yeah he constantly surprises us with something different!! So happy he's continuing!! 😆😆
Yuna Kim flow is so flawless and delicated and Yuzuru flow is so divine.
Trust Hanyu to always make the most difficult transition steps regardless how the ISU downplays them in the scoring. That’s what makes his program so much more fluid and graceful than the others. Jumps are nice, but it’s what connects the jumps that makes the program memorable, and Hanyu is definitely the GOAT in that!
Yes Yuzuru Hanyu performed the most difficult and beautiful jumps yet I did not see any 5 + GOE scores on those. Some judges need to check up their eyes. LOL. I wonder if those same judges watch the performances after and repented???
Thanks for this type of informative video! I don’t know figure skating well enough to be able to understand the difficult transitions after jumps. Bt I can tell Yuzu’s skating is special and he makes everything look effortless and beautiful
💓💓💓 Always love their special transitions! Figure skating is beautiful because of these skating!
Great video❣️
that's right.
Yuzuru does not pre-rotate.
So takeoff and landing are the same speed.
Jump naturally blends into the music as one of the choreography.
But in the ISU. 🤬
This perfectly clean jump It is dropped to the same rating as many others (pre-rotation & poor connection & isolation).
We can enjoy yuzu's acting, 🥰🙏
but we have to endure humiliation.
😑👎
I do not understand that the ISU removed the transition from the scoring category. I thought that can be clearly graded on the PCS though. I think the newly added criteria are more ambiguous. I don't know what's going on...
Yeah they just wanna make their judging easier with less criteria 😫😫
I feel it might be political?
I think because also the Russians overused them. They have lots of transitions that only lead to more transitions. It hides lack of skating skills
@@MsJubjubbird i look at the entire program when I watch figure skating! and as Yuzuru said, high technique produces high artistry. you can see it everytime he performs..
@@victoriar9728 the entire program is important. Buit the judges also have to look at individual elements. I also think you can be a very technical skater with not great artistry. Miki Ando was a great jumper but lacked artistry. Nancy Kerrigan probably lost to Oksana because of lack of artistry, even if she was the better technician.
Speaking of which, a jump SEQUENCE now will receive 100% total BV instead of 80% BV. Now Hanyu can relive the legendary 4T+3A combo :D
ikr! So happy!! This is long overdue!! 😀😀
Unfortunately.... No longer coz Yuzu announced his retirement 😭😭😭😭
@@AishiBhattacharyaOfficial Oh dear, I was disheartened when I heard about his retirement :(
For me as s fan as l anderstand it , all the new changes and rulls that the FSU desided about, are hoing to reduce the intrest of People all over the world. If you take out the artestry and the special and hard jumps out of the judgement, you take away the interest and the soul of the finger skating.
I saw people crying in the shows because it touched them so deeply. If you take it, most of the people will leave the arrena.
Yes it's always those special moments that touched our hearts..
Great Yuzu!!
incredible🙈🙈
He is the One and Only.
ฮีอิสพี่ยูเท่านั้น
Yuzuru уникален! Он мастер, гений фигурного катания!!! Он лучший!!👏👏👏😍🏆🥇✨💖💖💖
Юдзуру Великий
The new rules will ruin this beautiful sport
need to wait 1 season and see how it goes.. Keeping our fingers crossed 😖
YUZURU : ES UN MAGNÍFICO ARCO IRIS. SALUDAMOS desde ARGENTINA.
El es el maestro, el patinaje no tiene límite para el, Yusuru Hanyu Hanyu, Su ALTEZA el REY de las pistas. 🌎⛸️⛸️🇯🇵🇪🇸💞🌹
YUNA KIM 🦋
Why will transitions be removed from PCS???? To me, the transitions are ones of the most beautiful and difficult elements of figure skating!! It seems they want to decrease the importance of the artistic elements to favor athletes who can´t make transitions very well. I´m so sad and angry about this! It´s not fair at all 😭😭
La inepta isu debería crear una categoría para *«dunk» y/o jumps de patinaje artístico*, no les da pena ni vergüenza haber convertido este hermoso deporte en un circo mal hecho de quads y triples ejecutados sin gracia, elegancia, fluidez, vaya el medallista olímpico actual salió a competir con una pijama y recibió puntajes altísimos por sus quads que no hicieron match más que en una sola ocasión, la isu ya hizo todo lo que estuvo a su alcance para que el deporte llamado patinaje artístico muera... ¿Ahora me pregunto si podrá hacer algo más errático de todo lo que ha venido haciendo desde que Hanyu fue senior hasta su retiro?
the first time i saw that throw sal my jaw was on the FLOOR wen-jing literally didn't put her foot down between tech elements that's absolutely insane
Me too!! I rewatched that for a thousand times!!!
Yuna 💜
During R&J 1.0 in Nice Yuzu landed his 3Lz2T with rippon arms on the 2T and he kept the arms up for choreo. It was so beautiful and perfectly matched the music
ジャンプからのステップ集ね。エテリ組は羽生君のジャンプを参考にしている人が多い。あと、中国の隋/韓組はスロージャンプが一番得意。4回転を成功させたこともある。
👏👏
Shoma is is about 155 cm "tall". He is very very small. Although it doesnt look good , Its actually good for him, bc if you have "deep knees" , you can land jumps better. The smaller you are hence the deeper the knees , the better you can save jumps.
Yuzuru Hanyu is an exception, He is slender and tall for an asian, but he can save jumps nobody else Could, bc he is so talented and has insanely powerful mental strength .
There are good Skaters , great skaters and there is Yuzuru Hanyu.The whole package: handsome, cute , talented, huge fucking load of presence on the ice. Like they always said, He is treated like a King for a reason! I hope ISU behaves and won't downball him that hard with the New scoring system.
Its ice jumping with music now, no transition marks, etc., the PCS Scores arent almost there anymore. Its a quad and Quint jumping Contest that will begin soon. Hope Hanyu just doesnt care and is doing it for fun, bc ISU has a new Fav in its mind , now no Chen there, Hanyu they don't like so Its obvious who will make the best "Scores " from now in for the next yrs....
Why would « being small » not look good ??
@@Nunelii OK I correct my sentence:In MY opinion a tiny man with short legs doesnt look good
I like short skaters. So much power in a smaller package is visually exciting for me. But, you can't get mad at someone just because they don’t visually like it. You can't like everything and this idea we are supposed to pretend to like things we don't like is preferring dishonesty to truth and some people do prefer the dishonesty but we don't all have to.
Each time someone talks about small skaters, I think Midori Ito ❤
@@kadovax6567 who is this?
Love it
Video boyunca Hanyu'nun asimetrik elle yaptığı inişi kesinlikle olmalı diye bekledim ve işte burda 9:48 tek kelimeyle mükemmel ✨
o anı asla unutma!! 👆💓
Te amamos Yuzuru
This video is so nice! so many details of Yuzuru's landing I never pay attention to it before. Yeah it sucks that they take out transitions. ISU will screw up this sport.
ISU always screws up everything around them. The most corrupted and incompetent sports organization ever.
Это самый красивый вид спорта. Юна Ким прекрасна. Мои самые любимые Ханю и Медведева, они умеют рассказывать историю. 9:35 Я никогда не забуду этот душераздирающий прыжок. Он точно сделал все,чтобы никогда в нем не сомневались.👍👏🤗
Никогда не сомневайтесь в Ханю! 😀😀
Yuzu is the G.O.A.T love his entries, exits and his little hand movements for victory and for fans
Классные видосы делаешь!!!
shoma tends to prerotate and underrotate his jumps, that's why they always look 'saved' 🤭
I can understand the concerns about taking out transitions from the component sheet, but in reality skaters used to get high scores without actual transitions! When watching older skating videos skaters used to stay on two feet forever to prepare for a jump especially 3A and Quads so this is only recently and especially a Yuzu thing so lets hope he inspired at least some upcoming skaters to put some pride in their jumps and general skating.
I kinda agree with you to some extent. Yeah when watching the old skating footage 20-30 years ago, there's a lot of two foot skating pre / post the jumps. Skaters like Hanyu changed all that! But honestly not sure whether in the future it would go back to the "old era" of two foot without transition with new rules 😫
It takes integrity to keep doing what one thinks it’s good for the sport regardless of the rules. For now, I can only see Yuzu sticking to it. Do you think younger generations will still work on difficult transitions when they’re not rewarded? Take the latest ogm, he used to show SS in his junior years but then he went full jumps because they’re what ISU wanted. He’s part of the degrading of the beauty of FS.
Unparalleled 💖 Yuzu 💖 Ice king 💖
YUZURU HANYU - гений! Самый лучший на все времена!❤😍👍✨💕
羽生さんとキムヨナさんのジャンプは空中でクルクル回ってから降りてくるので見ていても気持ちが良い。
オーサー組の指導が良いのでしょうか？
２人のジャンプをみると、プレロテがあまり大きくないですね。
Amazing edit, thank you so much for making such high quality videos. 🙏It's pure joy to watch them and also almost like having a super class in skating. 😂
The thing about the legendary Yuzuru Hanyu is that he's not making it just for the score. He's making it difficulty beautiful for a for a magnificent performances.
yuna is perfect, my queen!
Ya no puedo vivir sin tu videos
WOW!!! Ok we will keep making videos 💪💪
Ya somos dos... Aprendo tanto de sua vídeos tan completos y de comentarios por admiradores y conocedores del patinaje artístico...
Все! У меня голова закружилась от этих верчений!🤯 Пойду посплю немного..
Спасибо за видео!
I personally don’t dislike Shoma’s deep landings. They look controlled and solid with that deep knee! I actually hate it when skaters land almost with an upright knee that wobbles.
💕✨👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
I remember Slutskaya's and Sebestyen's landings...but that was an other era...
😁👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
I love Satoko Miyahara's 2A
at Schindler's List
shoma already so close to the ground why is his knee bend so deep 😭
Medvedeva
why in the videos title there is zhenya but not Alina GOD this is so annoying, I hate this channel for always wanting to exclude ALINA.
Evgenia 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮