Final Group's 6-Minute Warm-Up - 2002 Salt Lake City, Men's Free Skate

Salt Lake City, Utah, USA - 2002 Winter Games, Figure Skating, Men's Free Skate - 6-Minute warm-up of the final group of skaters which consisted of Aleksei Yagudin of Russia, Takeshi Honda of Japan, Timothy Goebel of the United States, Evgeny Plushenko of Russia, Aleksandr Abt of Russia and Li Chengjiang of China.

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Sports

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• Yagudin
• Honda
• Goebel
• Plushenko
• Abt
• Li
• 2002
• figure
• skating

[arnolddao]

2002, Top three (SP and FS), 10 quads planned, 9 were landed.

2006, Top three (SP and FS), 6 quads planned, 4 were landed. Reasonable.

2010, Top three (SP and FS), 3 quads planned, 2 were landed. Shocking!!!

The fact that only 3 quads were planned was itself shocking already. There should never be a reason for that to happen. But the gold medalist (Evan Lysacek) had a reason; the idea of training for quads is scary, because he broke his foot before. LOL!!!!!

[tamarafromhaldeman]

scott hamilton is unbelievable stupid at his comments

[raquir]

@goga587 oh yes , what a level

[goga587]

@vitamin4ikfan and double axel would be the hardest jump :))

[goga587]

@vitamin4ikfan : )))) right. and everyone will be shoked if someone landed triple lutz : )))

[mariahfan444]

@vitamin4ikfan 0 quads planned. 5 landed.

[npe1]

A vintage Olympics - better than 2006 and 2010 and why? Because this was the last Olympics where we had the old 6.0 scoring system. The new system inhibits skaters and makes them play safe. Bring back 6.0.

[jadestein]

@arnolddao VOTE UP! Men should do quads.

[greenmint2525]

I agree with you.