Figure skater Kim Yerim (Dankook University) won the Challenger competition ahead of the Grand Prix Series. Kim scored 55.09 technical elements (TES), 63.62 artistic elements (PCS) and one deduction for a total of 117.71 points in the women’s single free skate at the International Ice Skating Union (ISU) Finlandia Trophy in Espoo, Finland, on Monday (Feb. 8).Kim combined her short program score of 70.20 from the previous day with a total score of 187.91 for first place .Kim, who will compete in the fourth and sixth ISU Grand Prix events of the 2023-2024 season, is using the Challenger competition, which is one level below the Grand Prix competition, to get her feet wet.

Kim landed on two feet in her first performance, a triple lutz-triple toe-loop combination jump, which resulted in a significant GOE downgrade (a jump lacking more than 180 degrees of rotation) and a quarter landing (a jump lacking 90 degrees of rotation) in her second, a triple loop, which resulted in an additional 0.25 point deduction.The triple flip was executed cleanly, but the subsequent triple salco was again ruled a quarter landing.Kim’s flying camel spin and change foot combination spin were scored at level 4, the highest level of difficulty.

In the second half of the sequence, which carries a 10% penalty, Kim’s unsteady landing on her triple flip jump cost her points as it was duplicated with her earlier triple flip solo jump, and her subsequent triple lutz resulted in a big fall on her 카지노사이트 hips. Following the correo sequence, Kim’s step sequence was treated as a level 4, and she finished her performance with a clean double axel-double toe loop-double loop combination jump and a flying change foot combination spin for a level 3.Her teammate Wee Seoyoung (SURIGO) earned a TES of 48.02, a PCS of 49.99 and a total of 98.01 in the free skate. She combined her short program score of 47.42 from the previous day with a total score of 145.43 to finish 13th.