Weaver / Poje and Padadakis / CIZERON tips dell''iceberg growth of scores of dance

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Weaver / Poje and Padadakis / CIZERON tips dell''iceberg growth of scores of dance

The combined European Championships Four Continents Championships and confirmed the seasonal trend of a remarkable increase of overall scores than in the past.

Analyzing what happened since the first ISU Challenger Series, is known as sixteen pairs of dance you are already & agrave; pressures at least once over 150 points, as it reveals striking when you consider that, starting from & rsquo; autumn of 2010 up to date, have been twenty-six couples able to cross the same threshold. Moreover, except for Cappellini / Lanotte, Coomes / Buckland and Zhinganshina / Gazsi, the other thirteen partnerships have also edited the personal best over the past five months. Precisely in this regard, considering that in the Four Continents Championships Canadians Paul / Islam stopped to 149.92, there is a real possibility & agrave; that in the upcoming World Championships in Shanghai at least seventeen couples could aim for a score above 150 fee, unprecedented since to date no & egrave; never happened that pi & ugrave; eleven couples went beyond the 150 lengths in the same race (OWGSochi, 2014). Analyzing the situation in a superficial way, you could bring the proliferation of high scores to the birth of the circuit ISU Challenger Series, valid to establish records of any sort, but in reality & agrave; the situation & egrave; profoundly different. In fact, the sixteen pairs so far able to exceed 150 points crowned l & rsquo; goal in first-level competitions (European Championships, the Four Continents Championships and stages of Grand Prix). The same goes for Hubbell / Donohue and Guignard / Fabbri, holding a personal record achieved in a stage of ISU Challenger Series, but can easily go beyond the threshold of 150 points between the Grand Prix and European Championships. The key, in addition to a progressive growth for almost all of each item of the program components, & egrave; linked to greater generosity & agrave; Judges on the degree of realization of the elements provided. You do not notice, however, large differences nell''operato of technical panels. About gloats in front of & rsquo; & egrave current situation; surely the international federation, well happy with how the chessboard of international dance begin to take on more and more & ugrave; weight also Spain, Slovakia and Denmark, countries without any tradition, but able, in recent times to compete with nations who have written important pages in the history of the discipline. RANKING ALL-TIME UPDATED ON February 17, 2015 (couples who have achieved 150 points in the first competitions of the senior level and Challenger Series, bold couples currently in business & agrave;) The sum of the two segments of the race, 26 couples have so far broken the barrier of 150 points. 1) 195.52 - (USA) - DAVIS / WHITE (OWG 2014, Sochi) 2) 190.99 - (CAN) - VIRTUE / MOIR (OWG 2014, Sochi) 3) 183.48 - (RUS) - ILINYKH / KATSALAPOV (OWG 2014, Sochi) 4) 181.14 - (CAN) - WEAVER / Poje (GPFinal 2014, Barcelona) 5) 179.97 - (FRA) - PAPADAKIS / CIZERON (E.Ch.2015, Stockholm) 6) 177.22 - (FRA) - Pechalat / BOURZAT (OWG 2014, Sochi) 7) 176.18 - (USA) - CHOCK / BATES (FCCH. 2015, Seoul) 8) 175.43 - (ITA) - CAPS / LANOTTE (W.Ch. 2014, Saitama) 9) 172.92 - (RUS) - Bobrova / Soloviev (OWG 2014, Sochi) 10) 170.79 - (USA) - Shibutani / Shibutani (FCCH. 2015, Seoul) 11) 166.74 - (USA) - HUBBELL / DONOHUE (Golden Spin 2014, Zagreb) 12) 166.46 - (ITA) - GUIGNARD / FABBRI (Golden Spin 2014, Zagreb) 13) 162.25 - (CAN) - GILLES / POIRIER (FCCh.2015, Seoul)) 13) 160.95 & ndash; (RUS) - STEPANOVA / Bukin (E.Ch.2015, Stockholm) 14) 160.43 & ndash; (RUS) - ILINYKH / ZHIGANSHIN (Rostelecom Cup 2014, Moscow) 15) 158.69 - (GBR) - COOMES / BUCKLAND (E.Ch.2014, Budapest) 17) 157.77 - (RUS) - RIAZANOVA / TKACHENKO (E.Ch.2013, Zagreb) 18) 157.49 - (GBR) - KERR / KERR (E.Ch.2011, Berne) 19) 155.81 - (ESP) - HURTADO / DIAZ (Golden Spin 2014, Zagreb) 20) 155.35 & ndash; (RUS) - SINITSINA / ZHIGANSHIN (W.Ch. 2014, Saitama) 21) 154.42 - (CAN) - CRONE / POIRIER (Skate Canada 2011, Kingston) 22) 154.27 - (GER) - ZHIGANSHINA / Gazsi (W.Ch.2013, London) 23) 152.54 & ndash; (RUS) - MONKO / KHALIAVIN (NHK Trophy 2014, Osaka) 24) 151.86 - (USA) - CHOCK / zuerlein (W.Ch.2011, Moscow) 25) 150.57 & ndash; (SVK) & nbsp; - HEAD / CSOLLEY (E.Ch.2015, Stockholm) 26) & nbsp; 150.53 & ndash; (DEN) - FOURNIER BEAUDRY / SORENSEN (E.Ch.2015, Stockholm) & Nbsp; RACE OVER 150 POINTS Since & egrave; introduced the short-dance, in 205 occasions & egrave; exceeded the wall of 150 points. To date, 26 pairs of dance are pushed over. Davis / White have easily exceeded the threshold in any competition held, cos & Igrave; as Pechalat / Bourzat. Virtue / Moir, however, have a retreat on his back in during the game in the Four Continents 2011. 22 (in 25 races) - WEAVER / Poje 20 (in 20 races) - DAVIS / WHITE 20 (in 20 races) - Pechalat / BOURZAT 18 (in 20 races) - CAPS / LANOTTE 18 (in 23 races) - Shibutani / Shibutani 16 (in 17 races) - VIRTUE / MOIR 16 (in 19 games) - Bobrova / Soloviev 14 (in 19 games) - ILINYKH / KATSALAPOV 12 (in 15 races) - CHOCK / BATES 7 (in 13 races) - GILLES / POIRIER 5 (in 12 races) - HUBBELL / DONOHUE 5 (in 9 races) & ndash; PAPADAKIS / CIZERON 5 (in 14 races) - RIAZANOVA / TKACHENKO 5 (in 18 games) & ndash; COOMES / BUCKLAND 3 (4 races) & ndash; ILINYKH / ZHIGANSHIN 3 (in 5 races) - CRONE / POIRIER 3 (in 19 games) - ZHIGANSHINA / Gazsi 2 (5 races) & ndash; STEPANOVA / Bukin 2 (in six races) & ndash; SINITSINA / ZHIGANSHIN 2 (in 14 games) & ndash; GUIGNARD / FABBRI 2 (in 16 races) & ndash; HURTADO / DIAZ 1 (in 2 races) - KERR / KERR 1 (4 races) - CHOCK / zuerlein 1 (in six races) - FOURNIER BEAUDRY / SORENSEN 1 (in 8 races) & ndash; MONKO / KHALIAVIN & nbsp; 1 (in 10 races) & ndash; HEAD / CSOLLEY  RACE OVER 160 POINTS Since & egrave; introduced the short-dance, in 123 occasions & egrave; exceeded the wall of 160 points. To date, 15 pairs of dance are pushed over. No couple has exceeded the threshold in all races, but Davis / White have succeeded in 19 occasions. 19 & ndash; DAVIS / WHITE 18 & ndash; Pechalat / BOURZAT 17 & ndash; WEAVER / Poje 16 & ndash; VIRTUE / MOIR 12 & ndash; CAPS / LANOTTE 11 - Bobrova / Soloviev 10 & ndash; CHOCK / BATES 6 & ndash; ILINYKH / KATSALAPOV 5 & ndash; Shibutani / Shibutani 4 & ndash; PAPADAKIS / CIZERON 1 & ndash; GUIGNARD / FABBRI 1 & ndash; HUBBELL / DONOHUE 1 & ndash; ILINYKH / ZHIGANSHIN 1 & ndash; STEPANOVA / Bukin 1 & ndash; GILLES / POIRIER  RACE OVER 170 POINTS Since & egrave; introduced the short-dance, in 56 occasions & egrave; exceeded the wall of 170 points. To date, 10 & nbsp; couples dance have gone over. No & nbsp; torque exceeded the threshold in all races, but Davis / White have succeeded in 18 occasions. 18 & ndash; DAVIS / WHITE 15 & ndash; VIRTUE / MOIR 5 & ndash; Pechalat / BOURZAT 5 & ndash; WEAVER / Poje 4 & ndash; ILINYKH / KATSALAPOV 3 & ndash; CAPS / LANOTTE 3 & ndash; CHOCK / BATES 1 & ndash; Bobrova / Soloviev 1 & ndash; PAPADAKIS / CIZERON 1 & ndash; Shibutani / Shibutani  RACE OVER 180 POINTS Since & egrave; introduced the short-dance, on 22 occasions & egrave; exceeded the wall of 180 points. To date, only four pairs of dance have gone further, but Davis / White and Virtue / Moir have exceeded 190. 10 & ndash; DAVIS / WHITE 10 & ndash; VIRTUE / MOIR 1 - ILINYKH / KATSALAPOV 1 & ndash; WEAVER / Poje In conclusion, & egrave; important to remember that in order to determine each type of record (personal, national, continental, world), are taken into account only the Grand Prix competitions of senior and junior, the ISU Championships (Europeans, Four Continents, World absolute, World Junior, World Team Trophy), the events of relevance Olympic (Olympic Games, Olympic qualification, Youth Olympics) and, from the season 2014/2015, the stages of ISU Challenger Series which meet the criteria set by the international federation. However, it made nell''analisi & egrave; taking account only of the senior competitions.
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