Figure skating - Coupe du Printemps 2015
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The & ldquo; & rdquo ;, Patinoire de Kockelscheuer located in & rsquo; namesake resort & agrave; Luxembourg, hosted the fourth edition of the Coupe du Printemps, the second level of competition that saw the starting several Italian athletes.
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In the men, victory & egrave; went to the Japanese Daisuke Murakami (216.73), capable, without shine, to impose itself easily in both segments of the competition. & nbsp; L & rsquo; pupil of Frank Carroll, athlete of international level, has had it easy in regular opponents well away from his technical level, especially on the elements of jump, performing at best the homework in the hope of receiving a call to take part in the World Championships in Shanghai if one of the illustrious compatriots were unable to compete. The twenty-four based in El Segundo in the free program has completed a quadruple salchow and six triple jumps, missing for & ograve; l & rsquo; appointment with the second four times. Moreover, even in the first segment of the race, the quadruple salchow & egrave; was completed with the & rsquo; help of a step-out, while & egrave; emerged a & rsquo; excellent knowledge of the triple axel for which & ograve; was countered by some heartache, not new combinations.
In second place, it & egrave; placed the seventeen year old Frenchman Kevin Aymoz (176.62), which had most of the nineteen German Alexander Bjelde (171.82). The fight for the step pi & ugrave; the bottom of the podium has however also involved eighteen Japanese Hidetsugu Kamata (170.52), the twenty year old Finnish Mathias Versluis (169.89) and the twenty-two blue Maurizio Zandron (169.06), fifth in both programs and sixth in the final standings . The twenty-two Bolzano, in search of better race pace in a season conditioned by physical problems, & egrave; took to the track with the & rsquo; intention to present in the free two double axel and eight triple jumps. L & rsquo; objective & egrave; was almost crowned as & egrave; Failure to & rsquo; appeal only the combination triple lutz / triple toe loop, placed in the second part of the music and ended with a crash at the end of a triple toe loop short rotation. As for the triple axel, l & rsquo; running & egrave; was good in the first segment of the race, while the & rsquo; landing necessitated a step-out in the free program.
In the junior competition is & egrave; imposed French Adrien Tesson (157.48), ahead of a & rsquo; gluing the Japanese Kazuki Tomono (157.15). In third place is & egrave; placed the sixteen year old Marco Zandron (117.96), which, after closing at the back the short program, has gained ground in the free completing two double axel and five triple jumps. Sixth place, however, for the contemporary school Neumarkt Alessandro Fadini (111.80), which in & rsquo; when he tried to run the triple axel for seeing & ograve; degrade l & rsquo; item from the panel.
In the women, & egrave; came the success of the Swedish Joshi Helgesson (147.66), committed to finish the preparation for the upcoming World Cup in Shanghai. The twenty-Swedish & egrave; returned to groped, albeit with results not idyllic, the combination triple toe loop / triple toe loop and partially revised placement of elements of jump in the free program in such a way to enter the combination double axel / triple toe loop. The happy note & egrave; was represented by the mastery of the triple lutz, performed three times without any problems. In second place is & egrave; attested l & rsquo; matte Japanese Riona Kato (139.07), who ruled the German Nicole Schott (133.35), equally subdued. The twenty-one South Tyrolean Carol Bressanutti (121.78), the only Italian in the race, he finished fifth submitting elements of top competitive, but confirming some problems too on the rotation of the jumps.
At junior level, affirmation for Finnish Years Jarvenpaa (126.55), which preceded the & rsquo; Dutch Kyarha Van Tiel (123.62) and Belgian sister d & rsquo; art, Loena Hendrickx (117.72). & Nbsp; The best of Italian & egrave; Giulia was Foresti (102.45), seventh. & Nbsp; Sara Boschiroli (96.39) is & egrave; placed eleventh, thirteenth Valeria Parma (93.56) and Chiara Paganin (73.45) twenty-third.
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