Tag Archives: ISU

English/Italiano English I continue my check on the GOE of the best elements performed by the skaters with the score code +3/-3 and with the score code +5/-5. I explained the type of checking I’m doing in the post dedicated … Continue reading →

English/Italiano English I continue my check on the GOE of the best elements performed by the skaters with the score code +3/-3 and with the score code +5/-5. I explained the type of checking I’m doing in the post dedicated … Continue reading →

English/Italiano English I continue my check on the GOE of the best elements performed by the skaters with the score code +3/-3 and with the score code +5/-5. I explained the type of checking I’m doing in the post dedicated … Continue reading →

English/Italiano English I continue my check on the GOE of the best elements performed by the skaters with the score code +3/-3 and with the score code +5/-5. I explained the type of checking I’m doing in the post dedicated … Continue reading →

English/Italiano English I continue my check on the GOE of the best elements performed by the skaters with the score code +3/-3 and with the score code +5/-5. I explained the type of checking I’m doing in the post dedicated … Continue reading →

English/Italiano English I continue my check on the GOE of the best elements performed by the skaters with the score code +3/-3 and with the score code +5/-5. I explained the type of checking I’m doing in the post dedicated … Continue reading →

English/Italiano English After the post on Nam Nguyen, where I explained what I’m doing and how I’m doing it, I continue with my check to see if the skaters’ scores went up, stayed stable or went down when the ISU … Continue reading →

English/Italiano English I start with a premise. Someone already knows why I work with percentages and what the percentages I write mean, but I prefer to be clear even with those who haven’t read me in the past. The ISU … Continue reading →

English/Italiano English In my check on the evolution of some skaters’ scores I came to Jason Brown. After the jumps and the spins, now I watch his StSq and ChSq1. I remember that In the first post of the series, dedicated … Continue reading →

English/Italiano English In my check on the evolution of some skaters’ scores I came to Jason Brown. After the jumps, now I watch his spins. I remember that In the first post of the series, dedicated to Hanyu’s 4Lo, I explained … Continue reading →