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Analysis, Competition, Ice Dance, Pairs

PCS: Connecting the Dots #8. Challenging Numbers

October 18, 2016

With Finlandia Trophy, the pre-Grand Prix — and most pivotal — stretch of the ISU’s 2016 Challenger Series has concluded, along with the debuts of most of the US and Canada’s international dance teams and pairs. Notable absences like Maia…

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Feature, Ice Dance, Interview

Transitions in Progress for Gingrich and Brown

September 29, 2016

by Jacquelyn Thayer It’s common enough for skaters with neighboring levels of success — she a 2014 national novice champion with her previous partner, he 2015’s novice bronze medalist with his — to forge new partnerships as prior ones conclude.…

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Feature, Ice Dance

Behind the Program, Ep. 6: Manta and Johnson, 2016-17 Free Dance

September 16, 2016

by Jacquelyn Thayer In ice dance’s current sea of soft lyricals, a free dance with some grit is bound to stand out. And from a team whose last free showed a buoyant, vintage bent, the contrast is even more striking.…

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News, Uncategorized

Support TFTI and Get a Fresh Read!

September 13, 2016

For just $1 a month through Patreon or PayPal, you can become a TFTI member and join the mailing list for our new weekly newsletter, launching September 19! Two for the Ice’s Weekly Protocol will feature news you might have…

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Analysis, Ask the Expert, Ice Dance

TFTI’s Ask the Expert: Fundamentals of Skating Skill

September 9, 2016

In the second question in Two for the Ice’s Ask the Expert series, ice dance coach and Mariposa School of Skating dance director David Islam — whose students have included current Junior Grand Prix competitors Hannah Whitley and Elliott Graham…

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Analysis, Competition, Ice Dance

Ice Dance and the Off-Season: A Summer Fling?

August 12, 2016

The earliest ice dance events of summer — Lake Placid and its championship and international competitions, Minto Summer Skate and the Championnats québécois d’été, or Quebec Summer Championships — are, by near definition, starting points for the long September-March international…

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