I really hope they manage a clean skate at junior Worlds. I really want to see this team at their best competing against the Canadian team at their best. What an extraordinary time it is for junior ice dance.
@@DeathSpiral777bh i think based on the scores they got here IF they manage to do a clean skate at junior worlds they will win gold, because they point base is just higher then all of the other teams, even the Canadians. I just wonder how does the transfer to seniors work? If they win gold at junior worlds does that mean that next year they will be seniors even tho their young age? I think that they are too good to be at juniors based on their improvement over just one year
@@Skatingfan-yo1ew they look fairly evenly matched in terms of element base value when the Canadians achieve higher levels. M/M will still be young to enough to stay in juniors next season but i think they might be age eligible to be Seniors. Theres no rule to say if they win junior worlds they can't do more junior seasons, then again they might not want to.. They perhaps aren't as consistent as the average senior team and they're still young. There's also a good Czech senior team.. Some skaters do junior and senior competitions in the same season.. B/B will age out of juniors next season I think.
I saw the scores sheet and I am pretty sure that m/m value is little higher than Canadians but then again they are (as we’ve seen here) not that consistent. I know there is another really good Czech dance team in seniors but I think m/m might transfer next year as well (if they medal at worlds) just because they train in the same team as the other Czech team so I think it would be easier for them to travel together but idk . Also I think that here was a really big pressure on them and that is one of the reasons for the fell. I guess we will see, as you wrote they are still really young - especially Katarina I think she is 15 or 16. And I can see them in the future medailing at the 2026
They’re world junior champions now! What a comeback
Such a pity about that lift! Pretty great skate otherwise. They didn't give up and stayed committed to the performance.
growing pains. let this be a small bump on the road to seniors greatness.
I really hope they manage a clean skate at junior Worlds. I really want to see this team at their best competing against the Canadian team at their best.
What an extraordinary time it is for junior ice dance.
@@DeathSpiral777bh i think based on the scores they got here IF they manage to do a clean skate at junior worlds they will win gold, because they point base is just higher then all of the other teams, even the Canadians. I just wonder how does the transfer to seniors work? If they win gold at junior worlds does that mean that next year they will be seniors even tho their young age? I think that they are too good to be at juniors based on their improvement over just one year
@@Skatingfan-yo1ew they look fairly evenly matched in terms of element base value when the Canadians achieve higher levels.
M/M will still be young to enough to stay in juniors next season but i think they might be age eligible to be Seniors. Theres no rule to say if they win junior worlds they can't do more junior seasons, then again they might not want to..
They perhaps aren't as consistent as the average senior team and they're still young. There's also a good Czech senior team..
Some skaters do junior and senior competitions in the same season..
B/B will age out of juniors next season I think.
I saw the scores sheet and I am pretty sure that m/m value is little higher than Canadians but then again they are (as we’ve seen here) not that consistent. I know there is another really good Czech dance team in seniors but I think m/m might transfer next year as well (if they medal at worlds) just because they train in the same team as the other Czech team so I think it would be easier for them to travel together but idk .
Also I think that here was a really big pressure on them and that is one of the reasons for the fell.
I guess we will see, as you wrote they are still really young - especially Katarina I think she is 15 or 16. And I can see them in the future medailing at the 2026
It’s definitely looking good for the Czechs in the dance team field - two strong teams
Škoda toho pádu.