We're bringing our most patriotic cells release. He's
carrying the weight of the team. Let's talk pairs today.
So, the pairs event is actually going to be the next discipline
that we're going to see. It is all about staying in unison. We
are clearly two highly trained
athletes and we are going to demonstrate a pairs program for
you. So why don't we first? Get out to our starting position?
We're going to start off with crossover. So why don't we get
over here? So usually on the Crossovers, the woman is in
front. The
man is skating behind.
Hind and it's all about crossing over at the same time.
It can be a little bit awkward because you have two people
pushing
for going to come to a stop. You have two people pushing
these Crossovers and you really have to work together. You can
either go too fast or too slow if you're not in perfect
Unison, so something, as simple as a crossover can be very
difficult. Next up is our side-by-side element. We have
opted to do a side-by-side single
toe. It's our strength as a team.
And so let's do it. We go start left, right? We're going to
Left right,
left, right. Step step.
And so with these right by your side, isn't it? Great. I came
down and he was warming up like a, like a good student.
Those side by side elements.
They are looking for a similar height, a similar distance
covered. You want to be jumping at the same time. You want to
be landing at the same time. But in the pairs event, this is
where you see a lot of this mistakes made. Typically, you
see,
Chi by side at triple triple salchows triple toes, and every
now and then you'll see side-by-side triple Lutz is and
those are very technically strong teams. Okay, next up.
Why don't we go into our spiral?
Oh, yeah. Oh, okay. So we will continue on. Why don't you get
out in front of me? And I will catch up to you.
Okay, keeps I got you here? Freddie. Yeah.
Okay. So we are demonstrating control on the ice together.
Our legs are not of her job. Hire Johnny. Don't be getting
in. For that,
finally, we're going to finish off with a spin. You see
side-by-side spins a lot. So we're going to cry this right?
Yeah talked about. Yes. And so while you were doing these
spins,
you take off first.
Well, we're doing these spin.
Oh my goodness. They're looking for how give you another shot
while you can do it again and I'll talk so they're looking
for how close we are getting
and they really want to make sure that we have a similar
speed and that we're rotating at the same time. So we're
going to let him
perfect. Okay,
we do this through
waiting to go Johnny. Holy cow of the routine and you guys are
going to judge us. So
we're doing a run-through, Johnny. All right, we'll run through.
This is going to be dramatic. So verse
Yes. Yeah,
we're killing it. Keep going. We're going on my going here.
Yeah,
we're ready. Spiral
higher Scott says,
okay.
So come around this way,
better.
Stumble. This is
engage your cord running. Can't your core tight. Tummy tight.
Tummy. There you go Bud. There you go. Well, done practices
part.
I'm dizzy. Very dizzy right now.
Oh, okay, the end.
Okay, we're done
a spectacular performance by that. A Duo of Wagner and Mosley,
but don't have it, guys. We have to score you.
Brian and Scott. Would you would you care to score this
performance?
A thumbs up. So Seafarer, the others. Oh my God. Absolutely.
Here's a
that thumbs-up better be for me.
Absolutely
Mosley Edvard. Munch painted this for you. What was that?
You disappointed as mostly, huh? Honestly. That was insane.
You guys were great. Ashley! Always appreciate the tenth.
Most.
There's more to come from Olympic ice,
as we watch this.
We nailed that. I think I do that.