Julia Lipnitskaia rule of measurement Akiko Suzuki in the short Finland Trophy

On the ice of the Barona Arena in Espoo have faced fourteen athletes with so much cry of some members of the movement. At the end of a tight head-to-head, the first position was occupied by Russian Julia Lipnitskaia fifteen (65.49), who finally has found that "magic touch" lost due to a training accident in the early days of last December. After one year, the pros and cons of'' student of Ethers Tutberdize, Technical increasing in popularity at home, have remained the same. In fact, if on the one hand spins and steps continue to be admired for sophistication and unparalleled quality, from'' other jumps, although never completed not steal'' the eye as well are often slipped. Moreover, the problem remains on the wire entrance of the lutz, certainly not an inner wire, but not as markedly outside the regularly would. In any case, the'' icy Lipnitskaia skated short of undisputed value by collecting an eloquent 36.37 on the technical front, score the responsibility of the first class. The Japanese veteran Akiko Suzuki (64.57) has, however, had to settle for the second coin, penalized by coming up with a clear step-out on the triple flip preceded by hand. For the rest, the short'' s now ventotenne Aichi was free from burrs and embellished by'' good combination triple toe loop / triple toe loop with which he opened his program. Of course, compared to the more flexible Lipnitskaia, Suzuki has paid duty on the elements of spinning but managed to reuperare terrain thanks to the assessment of each component of the program. The third place went to the American Vanessa Lam (56.31) at the senior international debut in a match. The eighteen year old Asian origins it is left to appreciate the elements of top and was able to complete a clean disk, although it has presented a clear example of flutz (lutz approach with an inner wire) as a jump from the preceding step. Following is placed, the Japanese-born American Mirai Nagasu (54.01), as usual with a spinning reverse a stun beauty, but at the same time to the limit with the rotations of the jumps. Precisely because of the'' now atavistic problem, has left some doubt the choice of presenting two elements jump in the second half, including a triple Rittberger judged sottoruotato. The palm touches disappointment of the day, however, the Russian Elizaveta Tuktamisheva (52,13), skater deemed overrated by several experts. The sixteen year old stationed in St. Petersburg has presented a short to the tune of Gopher Mambo, full of winks to the public and coaxing, but it failed on the dish of the house, aka the jumps. In fact, after fully opened lutz of the combination, being able to attack a triple toe loop, however, is falling into ruin on the triple Rittberger preceded by the step. Nevertheless, we have seen improvements on each spinner and even came an unprecedented level four on the upside, call that should be analyzed carefully. Tukatamisheva was preceded by a surprising Swedish Isabelle Olsson (52,17). that, very quietly completed a program without smudging with a lot of combination triple lutz / toe loop dppio that rivals the most illustrious compatriot Viktoria Helgesson, working until yesterday in Bratislava Ondrej Nepela Trophy.