Alysa Liu, Senior Ladies Free Skate, 2018 CCIA Competition
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- čas přidán 12. 06. 2018
- Alysa Liu, 12 years old, successfully landed a triple Axel-double toe combination in her Free Skate on June 10, 2018 in the CCIA Competition in Dublin, CA. Short Program 70.87 points, and 124 points for her free skate for a total of 194.87 points for her first senior ladies competition of the season!
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Arthur, please be aware that as your daughter begins to gain more success in skating, there will be a lot of haters commenting on her videos and discrediting her achievements....but don't let their nasty words bring her down...it should only fuel her to achieve more and prove them wrong. She is doing so well, someday she will stand atop the podium and be the US National Champion. Keep her grounded and eyes forward in accomplishing her dreams.
Thanks, Mey. That's exactly what we will do!
Well said, just a few months later and she is the 2019 US National Champion!!! Unbelievable!!! Congratulations!!!
She seems to really have a good head on her shoulders. She's one of the most consistent skaters ever. That's very important in this day and age of skaters trying new things every day but then burning out after a couple seasons due to poor base technique. She shows the opposite. Has a 3-axle, but has excellent skating skills and spins as well. Just so well rounded, i'm not worried about her at all.
Mey Puim social media is a scary thing hopefully he protects her from it. Hard to think people would be negative but there are a lot of weird and mean individuals. She is so precious ❤️
Yes, you are correct and they do that to everyone. Possibly some countries do that too. They do that in the scoring and play with the girls (past American ladies) and say that they are underrotated while their countries' skaters can do no wrong. The technical specialist has TOO MUCH POWER! Alysa is on the right track and it seems like her team (which includes her father) are all helping her in a positive way. Alysa is our country's only hope in the ladies event at this time and maybe the next Olympics because she can do a quad and a triple axel and can compete on the jumping level with all of the other Russian and Japanese girls that can do the same. We hope the judges don't mess with Alysa's head or cheats her. The judging is currently skewed against us in the ladies event. Again, you are correct with the haters. We see it in Alysa's other videos. There are 46 thumbs down when Alysa did 2 triple axels and 2 quad lutzes. That's hate and should not be in this world. Why are they looking at her video anyways and hating on it. Why can't they do something more positive and productive instead of hate? The world doesn't need people like them. Sorry to say that, but people shouldn't just go around hating or they will have a sad and ugly life for the rest of their lives. Good luck Alysa and ignore all of those jealous haters!
I saw her at Nationals in San Jose and was blown away by her talent. And now, a 3A combo and such high scores and she's only 12!! I can't wait to see what she goes on to accomplish. Best of luck!
I absolutely adore her! She’s had fabulous training but she is also “a natural,” & that’s what makes a skater a star!!! What a joy it is to watch her perform! Wishing her the best of good luck always!!! 💖⭐️🙌🏻
keep this girl healthy! we dont want another talented young skater to retire at 19. I hope she has an amazing coach! Best of luck to her throughout her career.
jokes on you she retired at 16
@@floraschmidt5892 even sadder
@@jojijojo3566 yeah, but at least it wasent because of injury but because she wanted to stop
@@floraschmidt5892 you should’ve clarified then bc she can still enjoy skating pfft.
@@floraschmidt5892jokes on you, she’s back on competitive ice next year 😂😂
What ..triple axel...amazing...dying right now....❤️
Amazing polish, confidence, and presence on the ice for one so young. She's a joy to watch. If she continues skating competitively, she might well become a future champion to be reckoned with. Wishing her all the best in her skating career and in life.
Arthur, thank you so much for posting. I have been a figure skating fan for a long time. I love watching it but can't skate to save my life, haha. Your daughter is amazing. I think she's a U.S ladies skating star in the making. I wish her a long successful skating career. AND THE DRESS....IS AN A++++++++. Just gorgeous. She looks so nice with backless dresses, so nice and sleek on her, keep making these for her!
Thank you for your encouragement, Mey! I means a lot to Alysa and me!
Mey Puim b
She's incredible. Love to she her progress from the beginning of the year. She's making a name for herself and possibly an outside chance for making the U.S. team for Beijing 2022. He dad is doing is doing the smart thing and not making her go to fast so she won't get have problems later. Seems like her dad and coach have got her on track. It's not good to rush and they seem to have her on the right schedule. Keep it up Alysa, you're doing well! All of your hard work will pay off!
omg loved her performance! wishing she stays strong and healthy, can't wait to see more in the future!
Thank you for sharing! That was a joy to watch!!
I wonder what 2nd place look like??!!... Way to go Alyssa !!! Make u.s.a skating great again!! Finally a USA girl that could put up with Russia outside Japan,Korea....
Amazing skate as always!
Lovely program and such skill for such a young age! Keep up the good work and I'm sure we'll see her in Beijing in 2022!
Good training! !! I think she tried the second triple axel but she popped it. I cant say anything about her future because you know the ice is slippy and the body change and adaptation are other issues. But this is amazing.
Talented and adorable. Can't wait to see what next in her pursuit of this most beautiful sport.
She is fabulous
She is so talented! Bravo!
OMG...there is hope for American ladies figure skating...cannot wait to see this at nationals!
Bravo！！！！So proud of Alysa !!!!
Amazing!!!
Great jumps, great spins!!
I just watched an interview she did and not only is she Talented, but she is also Beautiful...inside and out! 💕
So happy to see this.
That was good!!! What was the music for this free skate?
Dude...she scares me. She is so good. And the music is cool. It's from the witch movie with Cher and Jack Nicholson right?
Yes, From Witches of Eastwick!
Oh ok question answered ☺️
... I’m speechless like rite now. That was amazing
Wow just beautiful!!
Good for her! Hope she goes far.
This is a very talented young lady!
So much grace and elegance
As soon as we landed that triple axel combo clean I got GOOSEBUMPS
Lovely choreography to Witches of Eastwick! Great music and sophisticated program! Congratulations Alysa !
Witches of Eastwick! Thank you! I love this program and music choice and I couldn't place it...driving me crazy. Something Wicked this way comes!
Beijing 2022 Olympic medalist!
Alexchen456 no
After Russians
This is incredible. What's the title of the music?
The Witches of Eastwick by John Williams
Mr. Liu, how wonderful her skating is ! She will be the national champion sooner. Is she American -Chinese ? I'd like see her best performance in the Olympic Games.
Wow, Alysa you are great!!! Don't change much yet, your technique is your trademark. USA Skating need a strong technical skater, your beauty and artistry will shine and develope.
Where is her music from? It sounds familiar. Giving me a Peter Pan vibe.
All I can is....Wowzers dude!!!!
It’s scary how tough and talented skaters have become these years...
Arthur, I presume you are the father of this wonderful child. I couldn't believe what I was seeing. Absolutely brilliant. But you probably know that. What makes it even nicer is that she is so down to earth. Heartiest well wishes to her and to you all, her proud family.
Thank you for being such a hard working single dad
Now it is understandable why ISU did not raise the age for adult figure skaters. At first they wanted to stop the Russians, but unexpectedly they themselves received a young talent.
😳👍Bravo! 👍👏👏👏👏👏❤️
紀平ちゃんとこの子を応援しよう♡
凄い子達が出てきて嬉しい
Hey, that's where I skate. And i'm also in St. Moritz
can't believe how much she's grown already. the triple axel was underrotated, but it's still early just keep working on it~
Pei-wen Tan it wasn't under (it was also called clean by the judges)
it was not called but it was under for sure. try to take a look at it at a slower speed.
Pei-wen Tan because it was a quarter under and that counts as clean
damian jarvis it was over a quarter under for sure and the rule had also changed that even if it was a quarter it would’ve be called underrotated too by more strict judges. There’s no need to be defensive since she’ll get better
👍🙂
Who would downvote this??
My only suggestion would be ballet lessons so she feels the music more, reaches to the audience. Otherwise spectacular
She has the potential. If theres only one critique I could say is that mid air during rotation I dont like her head looking up. Its unflattering.
Amazing execution of the donut spin.. i haven't seen one that smooth. A lot of skaters stick out their hip when grabbing the skate, which is ugly, but she does not do it. Beautiful execution of the whole move! She is SO with the music. Zagitova doesn't even come close in that department. Also Alyssa doesn't have any of that pretentious sloppiness and she has very good posture on landings and always.
Take care of Alyssa! None of us want another Yulia Lipnintskaya, who retired at age 18
She honestly skates better than some Olympic skaters...
No, she doesn’t she lacks artistry, elegance, posture and speed, but there is potential!
*The successor of Yulia Lipnitskaya*
The speed is obv not there and some jumps are under, with some questionnable edges...but not bad overall.
Here, hold my beer.
Her triple axel was amazing, but she lacks artistry and speed. Hopefully, she will become better next season as she matures
El Astro Rey she's only 12 what do you expect???
damian jarvis Trusova is only one year older and already has a quad, great speed and artistry. Your argument is invalid. That's why I said that I hope she will become better.
El Astro Rey so what? Check back on Trusova in 2 years
damian jarvis What's your point? Trusova is an amazing skater, achieved more than half of the senior levels. She has a strong will and personality, she won't vanish in 2 years. Also, reducing the capabilities of one to elevate the other is a mauvais ton.
El Astro Rey what if she grows? What if she injuries herself huh? 4 years is a long time away a lot of stuff can change before the next Olympics
she got strong Technics and a triple axel and supernatural spins and flexibility the only thing thats bothers me is the music it does not suit her , its like a Halloween music for kids
Everything looks good except for her FLIP and LUTZ jumps, both of which are severely cheated on the takeoff. They ought to take off backwards, but on both jumps, her right foot is clear forward before it leaves the ice. Secondly, both jumps are "toe" jumps, but the problem is again on the takeoff wherein she's clearly on an edge which makes them "loop" jumps. She should get these corrected asap.
“Pre-rotation” of 1/4-1/2 turn is allowed - in the skating world it is called “pivoting” or “facing through” (although this isn’t the best term because to have consistent jumps a skater’s head must be anchored/last to rotate to help get over the rotation side). If you want to understand more, pay for a month of icoachskating.com or mysk8coach.com and watch some of the videos. Brian Orser (mysk8coach.com) clearly explains that even on a single axel the take off foot must pivot 1/4 turn at the last second. It is even more so the more rotations there are. This is the way world-class coaches teach jumps and has been for quite a while. Many seem to misunderstand this, those videos may help clear up misunderstanding of jump technique.
(Disclaimer: Those videos are not meant for skaters to coach themselves - to be safe a skater must still take lessons from a qualified coach and take that coach’s recommendations. Even then it is possible for injuries to happen and it is the skater’s choice to attempt to learn any skill.)
I like her long program a lot more than her short program. She seemed a lot more herself and into the character of the music. But it there still is a lot of in between stuff that is slow and unrefined.
woah its so amazing 😍 but she needs to improve a footwork and pcs. 3A and the other jump are slightly UR.
cant wait to see alsya at isu junior grand prix 😍
Ее нога короткая и толстая она не может прыгает четверные сравнение трусовой
What a lovely girl. She looks so much like Yuna Kim!
angeliqueinhollywood she doesn't look anything like yuna Kim face wise, she has her own uiniqye beauty:)
Mey Puim her skating style is different but she looks like she could be yuna's half sister
Need to improve her pcs..
I love and fully support Alyssa, I think she is one of the best skaters in the U.S easily. But I wish she would stop pre rotating, it's not proper technice if she wants to be the best and it's not proper if the U.S wants to beat other federations. I don't blame her, I blame ISU for making pre rotation ok and not confronting judges when they give skaters with pre rotation a positive GOE. #ripisu
I completed in this competition. Not nearly as good as her tho.
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I don't really like to watch young girl skating. They look undeveloped; the jumps are still small. This girl does have the beginning of good lines. Now that ISU has decided to stick to the 15yo rule I guess the US will be playing thee same game. Find young girls with jumps. Nuture them until they are 15 and can win senior competitions. In all likelihood they will be worn out by 17. That said good luck to Alysa; she looks like she means business.
"I don't really like to watch young girl skating. They look undeveloped; the jumps are still small." Why don't you want to watch young skaters? They need support as they're coming up. It's not like they arrive fully formed. They mature. If you profess to desiring new and better talent, you have to follow through: It's important to support newer generations of skater, despite their flaws, their green-ness, their limitations.
So do you expect all female skaters to remain hidden until they are adults? Or do you just expect females to not skate until they are adults? The ISU's rule of being 15 and older in order to qualify for seniors doesn't change anything. Young skaters who are dedicated to the sport are going to push themselves regardless. And obviously federations are going to look for young skaters with jumps, jumps make up half of the sport and having them is a sign of potential; they aren't going to go and put funding towards a skater who doens't show any promise. They will nurture them until the skaters are able to build their own support system to do that which usually happens after they enter seniors anyways. And being "worn out" by 17 is commonly a sign of puberty when the female skaters have to adjust to their growing bodies and is to be expected.
Make up and clean hair would step it up a notch.