He is ALWAYS supporting her. Always. It's beautiful. He must have been disappointed too, but only thinks if she is ok. And she must have been in terrible pain and thinks of finishing the program for him. What a beautiful graceful pain. I love how protective he is of her. I wish I had that.
This is one of the only time in Tessas career you see her falter or show any sign of discomfort. You know she must have been in incredible pain to call a time out and for her to continue the program is truely so brave and tenacious. I love watching this knowing now that, her injury aside, this was a daunting, vulnerable moment in her creativity and she really pushed herself, evidently, in every way. Actually an incredible achievement. One to be very proud of.
These two are COMPETITORS and you know neither one would give up unless the pain was excruciating. I admire them for going back out there to finish the program. A few times it looked like Scott wasn't doing a bit of choreography so he could keep an eye on her.
3:03 Thanks for showing the whole thing because while i'm sorry it happened, it was still interesting to watch them during this issue. I always like seeing how they interact when they are not in their actual programs. I wish I knew what he said to her. He looked like he was cradling her neck and she started to push him away and maybe back away..then he had to kind of chase her. She looked like she felt bad for disappointing him. Edited after 3 thumbs up: ok, I must be perverse but there is something sweet and sexy about the way he is so intent when talking to her.
Poor Tessa and for those how don't know she said that her legs still in pain until today and she cannot do excessive involves running cause sometimes it hurt her legs☹️
Настоящее произведение искусства. От самого титулованного дуэта в истории. Представить Хосе в майке с сеточкой до этого было невозможно. Но там видимо у Тессы ногу свело судоргой.
Have watched this so many times and have always wondered what had happened, eventually putting it down to cramp! now I have read most of comments I see she was in pain - poor Tessa. I could see she was unable/forgot to kick her leg forward before the move so it did point to cramp. Scott encouraged her on, she was so upset blasting past one of her trainers, that is not Tessa.
Al parecer fue por el síndrome compartamental (los musculos son estrangulados por la facia lo que causa dolor intenso) que presenta Tessa en sus piernas por sobre-entrenamiento ya que antes de las olimpiadas del 2010 entrenaban hasta 15hrs diarias, fue operada en ese momento y continuó con rehabilitación de 6hrs diarias. A lo largo de su carrera presentó dos cirugías; para no tener que ser intervenida quirúrgicamente una tercera vez, tuvo que aprender nuevos patrones de movimiento, en sus propias palabras "tuve que aprender a mover mi cuerpo diferente, fue como aprender a caminar desde cero". En este caso, al parecer presentaba dolor en ese momento.
marta ana Celesia !! No fue dudar, fue por fuerte dolor,de músculo, q,sufre ,es como un estrangulamiento, ese programa de Carmen,fue fatídico, por culpa de ese,le faltó el punto para la olimpiada, y quedó con el plata.pero han sido excelentes patinadores, es muy difícil de olvidarlos.💞🇦🇷👏
That moment when she put her hand on his face that was not choreographed these two have had a passionate love affair for years but kept it a secret I believe. What incredible athletes they are it looks so easy so effortless.
Tessa developed a very painful condition called compartmentalizing syndrome, for which she had surgery later. He goes to lift her at 3:06, and she tells him she's in too much pain. He then tries to reassure that he understands, and he's fine if she can't do it.
@@susanleatherbarrow2495 He's the definition of a good partner; he prioritizes her pain above their competition score, and takes care of all the external factors while she confers with their coaches (gets the camera man out of her face, communicates with the judges). What's creepy about that?
leniii prigiii omg I’m also just watching it today, I think it was something with Tessa’s legs cause I know she had some injuries but I don’t really know...
Tessa developed a very pauinful condition called compartmentalizing syndrome, for which she had surgery later. At 3:06, he goes to lift her, but she tells him she's in too much pain, and then he's trying to reassure her and tell her it's ok if she can't go on.
He is ALWAYS supporting her. Always. It's beautiful. He must have been disappointed too, but only thinks if she is ok. And she must have been in terrible pain and thinks of finishing the program for him. What a beautiful graceful pain. I love how protective he is of her. I wish I had that.
This is one of the only time in Tessas career you see her falter or show any sign of discomfort. You know she must have been in incredible pain to call a time out and for her to continue the program is truely so brave and tenacious. I love watching this knowing now that, her injury aside, this was a daunting, vulnerable moment in her creativity and she really pushed herself, evidently, in every way. Actually an incredible achievement. One to be very proud of.
These two are COMPETITORS and you know neither one would give up unless the pain was excruciating. I admire them for going back out there to finish the program. A few times it looked like Scott wasn't doing a bit of choreography so he could keep an eye on her.
And Scott Had Her Back Every inch of the way.
M6
U😊😢@@CarolanIvey
I have no words...I love them ❤❤❤❤❤❤
I can’t imagine the pain Tessa was feeling here. This really shows how strong she is to push through and finish the program.
They were the best in the world. We miss them terribly.
She is so pale.... I love Scott here-- telling her "We don't have to skate." And later telling the camera to basically f@%$ off"
Pale queen W
Они прекрасны всегда и во всем. Они лучшие. Так было так есть и так будет. Любим Вас и в 2023.
3:03 Thanks for showing the whole thing because while i'm sorry it happened, it was still interesting to watch them during this issue. I always like seeing how they interact when they are not in their actual programs. I wish I knew what he said to her. He looked like he was cradling her neck and she started to push him away and maybe back away..then he had to kind of chase her. She looked like she felt bad for disappointing him.
Edited after 3 thumbs up: ok, I must be perverse but there is something sweet and sexy about the way he is so intent when talking to her.
Sorry folks, but l find him entirely creepy!!
@@susanleatherbarrow2495 thankfully Tessa didn't and 22 years and their warmth for one another is something I admire enormously
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Poor Tessa and for those how don't know she said that her legs still in pain until today and she cannot do excessive involves running cause sometimes it hurt her legs☹️
So sorry Tessa 🥰Get well..Gid bless her.
God
So Very Proud of you both. True Champions through and through.❤😊
Scott's support is beautiful 💜
Los mejores del mundo 😍🌍 Nadie los Iguala.
Si hubiera vida en otro planeta también serían los mejores 🥇🌹💪🌟⛸️❤️
After being on skates for 10 min my ankles feel like they are breaking. I can only imagine the pain Tessa had to endure with her medical condition.
j'adore ce couple de danseur, ils sont exceptionnels
Lydia
Increíble, aplausos para esta gran pareja, son de admirar.
Искусство на высоте
Настоящее произведение искусства.
От самого титулованного дуэта в истории.
Представить Хосе в майке с сеточкой до этого было невозможно.
Но там видимо у Тессы ногу свело судоргой.
Creo que no. La pista musical no era la correcta, lo que no permitió continuar con la coreografía. Una pena, en realidad injusto.
3:57~4:04 Oh poor cameraman! he receded against his will.
Have watched this so many times and have always wondered what had happened, eventually putting it down to cramp! now I have read most of comments I see she was in pain - poor Tessa. I could see she was unable/forgot to kick her leg forward before the move so it did point to cramp. Scott encouraged her on, she was so upset blasting past one of her trainers, that is not Tessa.
Hasta los mejores pueden dudar .....los hace humanos
Al parecer fue por el síndrome compartamental (los musculos son estrangulados por la facia lo que causa dolor intenso) que presenta Tessa en sus piernas por sobre-entrenamiento ya que antes de las olimpiadas del 2010 entrenaban hasta 15hrs diarias, fue operada en ese momento y continuó con rehabilitación de 6hrs diarias. A lo largo de su carrera presentó dos cirugías; para no tener que ser intervenida quirúrgicamente una tercera vez, tuvo que aprender nuevos patrones de movimiento, en sus propias palabras "tuve que aprender a mover mi cuerpo diferente, fue como aprender a caminar desde cero". En este caso, al parecer presentaba dolor en ese momento.
marta ana Celesia !! No fue dudar, fue por fuerte dolor,de músculo, q,sufre ,es como un estrangulamiento, ese programa de Carmen,fue fatídico, por culpa de ese,le faltó el punto para la olimpiada, y quedó con el plata.pero han sido excelentes patinadores, es muy difícil de olvidarlos.💞🇦🇷👏
That moment when she put her hand on his face that was not choreographed these two have had a passionate love affair for years but kept it a secret I believe. What incredible athletes they are it looks so easy so effortless.
Wait which part?
No, they were always friends
@@Penguins34455 I know they were friends since childhood. That is not acting that passion .
I didn't understand what happened. Was it Tessa or Scott who couldn't do the next move? They both seemed so despondent. I love them both so much!!
Tessa developed a very painful condition called compartmentalizing syndrome, for which she had surgery later. He goes to lift her at 3:06, and she tells him she's in too much pain. He then tries to reassure that he understands, and he's fine if she can't do it.
@@RSZ229 Thank you! Poor Tessa!
😍👏👏👏👏🥰
I love them..they are the best
I'm sorry, but look where his hand goes at 9:15.
he's going to do the lift at 9:30 but he had to stop because that's when Tessa's legs cramped up
@@Itssymbolicjohn You're right. The slo-mo's from a different angle than 3:06. I gotcha.
They’re about to do the lift,,,,,
Sorry folks, l said it before and l 'll say it again. I find him extremely creepy.
@@susanleatherbarrow2495 He's the definition of a good partner; he prioritizes her pain above their competition score, and takes care of all the external factors while she confers with their coaches (gets the camera man out of her face, communicates with the judges). What's creepy about that?
5:58
what happened?
leniii prigiii omg I’m also just watching it today, I think it was something with Tessa’s legs cause I know she had some injuries but I don’t really know...
she caught a really bad cramp in her leg and it wasn't allowing her to move at the time
Tessa developed a very pauinful condition called compartmentalizing syndrome, for which she had surgery later. At 3:06, he goes to lift her, but she tells him she's in too much pain, and then he's trying to reassure her and tell her it's ok if she can't go on.
@a n I really don't know enough about it to say, but I know she had it taken care with surgery and months of rehab.
You are exactly right. She did very well with that kind of pain. She was so pale from the pain. He was trying to help her. He does protect her.
7e
Darn, What is Tessa eating these day. Carbs?
What is that supposed to mean
muthara whatever it is-she’s still gorgeous, so piss off
and..🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷. 😂😂
muthara shut up