Championnats nationaux canadiens de patinage 2025 - Patinage synchronisé senior - Programme libre - video Dailymotion

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00:00Good evening everyone, and welcome to the 4th Canadian Championships 2025 here in Laval.

00:17I am Elisabeth Paradis, and I will be your host for the Senior Freeriding Program.

00:23I am once again joined by Laurence Darvaux, our analyst.

00:27Laurence won the Canadian Championships in 2019 with her Nova team,

00:32and participated in the World Championships that same year.

00:35Hello Laurence.

00:36Hello, how are you?

00:37I am very well, and you?

00:38Absolutely, I am very excited for the evening.

00:41A beautiful skating night is waiting for us.

00:43In the next few minutes, we will crown our first senior Canadian champions,

00:49in synchronized skating.

00:51We remember that yesterday was a very intense competition.

00:54Can you refresh our memory a little bit?

00:56Absolutely, a very intense competition, and we didn't expect anything less.

01:02We talked about it a little bit, the Elite 12 category and the Senior category

01:07are now a mixed category.

01:10We have the Black Gold team, composed of 12 skaters,

01:13a new team that will take place in the national scene in the coming years.

01:18They are far behind the others, but they are still here,

01:22and it is really a pleasure to have a West Canadian team with us.

01:25Next, we have the three teams that are switching places on the podium,

01:29and for the two world places in recent years.

01:32There is Nexus, who is in third place with 68.59 points.

01:38We have Nova, who is in second place with a 75.13,

01:43and the Supremes are in first place with a score of 79.53.

01:48It is the highest score in the world for the time being this season,

01:51so they certainly stood out.

01:54They are also the three-time world champions.

01:56It's not for nothing, they are here to defend their title once again this year.

01:59So we are going to have a different free program.

02:02The three teams have never competed in the same competition this season.

02:07So it's tonight that it happens, we'll be able to see that.

02:10So we'll be back in a few seconds at the ice.

02:53Next, we have the three teams that are switching places on the podium.

02:56Next, we have the three teams that are switching places on the podium.

02:59Next, we have the three teams that are switching places on the podium.

03:02Next, we have the three teams that are switching places on the podium.

03:05Next, we have the three teams that are switching places on the podium.

03:08Next, we have the three teams that are switching places on the podium.

03:11Next, we have the three teams that are switching places on the podium.

03:14Next, we have the three teams that are switching places on the podium.

03:17Next, we have the three teams that are switching places on the podium.

03:20Next, we have the three teams that are switching places on the podium.

03:40Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Belle beach.

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04:16Hello again everyone.

04:18This is Elisabeth Paradis, your host for the event of Free Synchronized Skating at the Seniors.

04:25I am accompanied by our dear analyst, Laurence Darvaux.

04:29We are ready to welcome the first team in the next few minutes.

04:35While we wait for the presentation of the officials, Laurence, what are we watching?

04:39What are the technical elements for this free program?

04:42Absolutely. So, a program of 4 minutes, plus or minus 10 seconds.

04:47And among the elements that we will see, an artistic element, either a circle or a wheel.

04:55Subsequently, we will have a creative element, which will be a lifting element.

05:00Subsequently, we will have a technical element, which will be a group lift.

05:04Two different elements of intersection.

05:07Angle intersection is not allowed because it was the intersection required for the short program.

05:15So, we will see a wheel intersection, a box intersection, a triangle intersection.

05:22So, a lot of variety, a lot of possibilities for the different skaters.

05:26Subsequently, we will have a movement element, with changes of movement between the Arabesques and the Billmonds.

05:32A lot of variety.

05:34There is the non-stop element. Yesterday, the turns counted.

05:37Today, the turns will not count, but it will be the different key points that will count.

05:44We will have a couple element, a pivot block element, which will be either in the form of a pyramid or a diamond.

05:51It is a required element, and it is new this season.

05:55And finally, we will have the vault element among the elements of the free program.

06:00So, a well-filled program, and we will try to highlight the creativity at the level of the different teams.

06:08So, this is really what is encouraged.

06:10A lot more elements than yesterday in the short program.

06:13Yesterday, we were more in a technical program, where we really had no room for error.

06:19Not that the teams have room for error today either.

06:22We know that they are all fighting for their place in the World Championships, for as high as possible at the top of the podium.

06:30But, as you say, we will perhaps see more creativity.

06:33We will perhaps see more of the personality of our teams through the different elements.

06:39Yes, absolutely.

06:41So, the Canadian Championships are very important since it is one of the only competitions in which the three teams will face each other.

06:51Skating Canada takes this into consideration for the choice of the two teams for the World Championships.

06:57But then the teams start their season at the international level in the coming weeks.

07:02The Supremes have three internationals ahead of them.

07:07They will have the Dresden Cup in Germany from January 24 to 25.

07:12Then they will go to the US International Classic in Boston on February 6 and 7.

07:17And finally, they will finish at the Budapest Cup in Hungary on March 15 and 16.

07:23For Nova, it will be the US International Classic from February 6 to 7.

07:28And then the Light Cup in the Netherlands.

07:38Go!

07:54Excuse me, I was interrupted by our famous sizzle.

07:58So, I was saying, Nova will go to the US International Classic in Boston on February 6 and 7.

08:04And then the Light Cup in the Netherlands on February 20 and 30.

08:08Nexus, for their part, will go to the French Cup.

08:12And they will be at the Light Cup in the Netherlands at the same time as Nova on February 20 and 23.

08:19So, as I said, we start the international season.

08:23We break the ice here for a first competition.

08:26The three together.

08:28They participated in the Woodstock competition a little earlier this season.

08:32The Supremes, due to an injury, withdrew from the free program.

08:37So, today we will see the outcome of the three teams that compete for these two places at the World Championships.

08:46Tonight, in 100,000.

08:49Yes, really, it will be hot, these results.

08:53Yesterday, we were full of surprises.

08:56We had a magnificent performance from our Canadian champions, the Supremes.

09:01But we can say the same about the four teams.

09:04Yesterday, really beautiful performances.

09:06On the ice, we see the Black Gold team from Alberta and Yukon, who are warming up.

09:13They have a little two-minute warm-up to get the ice out well.

09:19And since they don't have, like in other disciplines, a warm-up time, all the teams do it together on the ice.

09:26So, it's a little two minutes before getting on the ice.

09:30To open the event.

09:32They had the right to an official practice at the beginning of the day.

09:35Yes.

09:36Where the music plays twice.

09:38They can choose to play a whole program.

09:42But that two minutes is there to maybe do one or two individual elements that you want to do to feel good.

09:49For me, it was breathing.

09:52It was making little hearts, feeling the ice.

09:57I also took a moment to spot my people on the ice.

10:02My little lucky charms.

10:04To have a certain confidence with people who were there for me.

10:09So, in a crowd as full as tonight, I think I would have had a hard time finding my people.

10:17Yes, indeed.

10:18But as you say, see your landmarks, see your people, of course.

10:21Also see the landmarks on the ice.

10:24The official practices in the morning are not necessarily always on the ice of competition.

10:29And in synchronized skating, the landmarks are very important.

10:33Place the patterns on the ice.

10:36So, skaters will also go and place their little landmarks.

10:41Absolutely.

10:42I discussed with the Discipline skaters who were wondering if the logo was perfectly centered or not.

10:50So, they open the competition of Alberta and Yukon Black Gold.

11:00This team is coached by Jamie Kozunic and Kim Boorman.

11:04They will skate their free program on the prologue music of Wicked.

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15:29The ice is broken for Black Gold, who are in their first senior Canadian championship.

15:37Yes, absolutely.

15:39So, the Elite 12 category that joins the senior category this year.

15:44They are in the senior junior Canadian championship among the greats.

15:48What a pride for a team from Western Canada.

15:52I want to say, I joined them a little bit in the level of difficulty,

15:58because I was part of the transition from the Nova Open team to the senior,

16:03the year we decided to change category.

16:05And it's difficult because it's full of new elements that we learn.

16:10Reach, couple elements, high level of difficulty.

16:14Well, there's a little mistake in the death spiral.

16:19But it's so many elements that are demanding to learn.

16:23In a synchronized skating team, the team is never the same from one year to the next.

16:28On the other hand, we have veterans who are there from the previous year,

16:32who can help, share their learnings that they had in the previous years.

16:38And we already have a long way to go on the elements that are made.

16:43Here we see a range of groups.

16:45The team did not choose to go for the highest level.

16:48We stayed at a level 2 of difficulty to ensure safety.

16:53It's super important.

16:55If we want the team to grow and gravitate around the levels of difficulty,

17:03we have to do that.

17:04I want to say, a bite at a time.

17:06And that's what they did.

17:07Here we see the vaults, a few small mistakes.

17:10Sometimes it's elements that take less time.

17:15So we may have put more time in the ranges,

17:18in the things of high difficulty, because they are required elements.

17:21But we know the vaults in dance, we do 20-30 minutes a day.

17:26So when we are limited in training and we have elements of this level of difficulty,

17:31like the death spirals that we see on the screen.

17:34It's really hard to do, Laurence.

17:35These are elements of different disciplines.

17:38We saw them do a jump, we saw them do the spiral, the portés, the vaults.

17:42You really have to be a complete skater to succeed.

17:48Absolutely.

17:49And I want to say, in recent years,

17:51the levels of difficulty in synchronized skating have increased year after year.

17:56We are no longer in the same place as pre-pandemic.

18:00So for this new team to do the jump in the senior,

18:04my God, I am so impressed.

18:06I tell them, hats off.

18:08I tell them to be resilient, to continue to persevere.

18:11Because I think it's great to have a team of this level in the West.

18:16It's been a very, very, very, very long time since there has been a senior team.

18:21So it allows skaters from this region to be able to compete at this level.

18:28There you go.

18:30Now that the pressure has dropped after the competition,

18:33we can really have fun.

18:35Go see the other competitors after.

18:38The Black Gold team, who had 67.71 points at the competition a little earlier,

18:44a few weeks ago, at the Woodstock competition.

18:48So their goal will certainly be to improve their score,

18:53to build, to have better levels,

18:56to have better scores from the judges,

18:58better program components.

19:00I'm sure we're going to beat this score.

19:04I'm sure we're going to beat this score tonight.

19:08Those are certain.

19:10They have really worked and developed several of their elements

19:13over the last few weeks.

19:15And I think it's going to be rewarded tonight.

19:17Yes.

19:20The technical panel, which is currently reviewing a few levels,

19:25a little longer.

19:28The score for Black Gold.

19:3083.06.

19:3283.06.

19:34So their mission is accomplished to improve the score.

19:37127.8 points.

19:40Temporarily.

19:41In the first round, we see surprised, happy faces.

19:47When we go from 67 to 83 in a few weeks,

19:50I think they are absolutely right, Mr. President, to be happy.

19:56The next team represents Ontario.

20:00Nexus.

20:04The team is coached by Shelly Simonton and Jennifer Beauchamp-Crichton.

20:10They will discuss their free program on the song Among the Stars.

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20:42It is a bright object, and it's obviously rotating because it's flashing.

20:48It's way out in the distance.

20:50Apparently rotating in a very risky fashion

20:53because the flashes come around almost on time.

20:58As we look back at the Earth, it's up at about 11 o'clock,

21:02about, well, maybe 10 or 12 diameters.

21:08I don't know whether that does you any good, but there's something up there.

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