Klimova & Ponomarenko (URS) - 1989 World Figure Skating Championships, Ice Dancing, Free Dance
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- Опубликовано: 17 май 2010
- Paris, FRANCE - 1989 World Figure Skating Championships, Ice Dancing, Free Dance - Marina Klimova and Sergei Ponomarenko of the Soviet Union won the Free Dance and ended up winning the Gold Medal.
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I love it. It's playful, cheeky even in places, but executed with unrivaled technical precision.
Such beautiful skaters, everything was so elegant, finished off perfectly they just didn’t waste an movement/stroke of the ice. It’s a shame that approach wasn’t appreciated more widely in comparison to their counterparts as it really has stood the test of time
Lovely skaters beautiful elegant scott hamiltion put it best at about the 2 10 mark one of the WORST freedances they have done and it hasnt been accepted or received well
Оценки 6*6.0 за артистизм и 1*6.0 за технику это уровень грандов.
И первая из трёх золотых медалей на мировых турнирах.
Париж стал для супругов счастливым городом.
И во Франции через несколько лет зимой 1992 года они все-таки выиграют Олимпиаду.
Но это уже заслуга их самих и Татьяны Тарасовой.
А Дубова тоже шикарный тренер.
С каким восхищением о ней отзывалась Бетти Калловей,комментируя танцы Марины и Сергея и Майи с Сашей.
Не зря Дубова имеет школу в Америке.
This was a favorite of mine! I love this couple!
Love this couple one of the
worst freedances they have done!
her dress so pretty
Шикарно
Восхитительно!!!
Очень обаятельные ребята! Очень интересный акцентированный синхрон!
Невообразимые костюмы для 2021 г.- пышные и яркие, наверное неудобные.
Absolute clinical perfection
REALLY???? dont think it was perfect it was lovely however it was NOT perfect!
@@grantnoroyan4083 I've gone back and forth on this free dance for years now. At first, I admired it for how clinically precise it was. But these days, this might be my least favourite free dance from this couple. It doesn't cover the ice very well and artistically, I find it a little on the trite side.
@@gk891 AGREE it wasnt close to perfect it was pleasant nice and well done but not perfect i agree!
@@grantnoroyan4083 There's a lot about K&P that I admire. Their programs often had a ton of content and they made that content look seamless. But their power and glide wasn't the greatest (this was especially noticeable against Bestemianova & Bukin or Grishuk & Platov). And their less is more approach probably went over the heads of a lot of audiences. That was especially noticeable against Usova & Zhulin and the Duchesnays.
@@gk891 AGREE with alot of that however as we spoke about this was one of there worst freedances ever!