We take a quick look back at what happened in the world of skating over the course of the past week. (more…)
We take a quick look back at what happened in the world of skating over the course of the past week. (more…)
We take a quick look back at what happened in the world of skating over the course of the past week. (more…)
We take a quick look back at what happened in the world of skating over the course of the past week. (more…)
We take a quick look back at what happened in the world of skating over the course of the past week. (more…)
By Hiro Yoshida
While the fortunes of German pairs skating have risen and fallen constantly over the past few decades, it looks like things are on the upswing again with Aliona Savchenko and Bruno Massot taking bronze at the 2016 World Championships after a long and hard fought battle to be granted permission to skate internationally. While Savchenko and Massot made the headlines, another new German pair quietly made a promising international debut last season.
We take a quick look back at what happened in the world of skating over the course of the past week. (more…)
We take a quick look back at what happened in the world of skating over the course of the past week. (more…)
We take a quick look back at what happened in the world of skating over the course of the past week. (more…)
We take a quick look back at what happened in the world of skating over the course of the past week. (more…)
By Hiro Yoshida
After knee injury and a subsequent surgery curtailed his 2014/2015 season and forced him out of both European and World Championships, Belgium’s Jorik Hendrickx has had an entirely more fulfilling 2015/2016 so far. It has been a record breaking and successful few months for the Belgian.
Hendrickx made his competitive return to the ice at the Nebelhorn Trophy at the end of September 2015 where he finished eighth. When he suffered the injury back in November 2014, he never imagined that it would take him so long to recover. (more…)