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sunskate · 1 year
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IAM.O World Ice Skating Day events 2022
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turned-the-page · 2 years
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Canadians win two medals at ISU Challenger Series event - Skate Canada
Congrats Lily/Nathan and I.AM.O
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macaroni-rascal · 1 year
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Ohhh! Veillon and Brandys with some deeeep edges and nice ice coverage in their midline. Their pattern wasn't as good, but they were RIGHT on their music for that whole program and really performed well. Another team I had never heard of but really enjoyed! Amazing packaging as well.
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anewbeginningagain · 4 months
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I don’t even know if there is any move that is worth it for Gr/Pa other than IAM. Scott is doing amazing work at IAM.O, but I’m not sure he has the same political pull as Marie-France, and Gr/Pa need good programs, solid technique training and some politicking to get out of the rut they’re in — not unlike where Chock/Bates were before going to IAM.
The K&C with Charlie, Tanith and Gr/Pa was tense and awkward. And if Gr/Pa don’t leave, it’s going to be crazy tense at that camp. You could see that Bratti/Somerville were really subdued when they saw they would medal.
Part of me wonders if Gr/Pa falling off would give H/B any hope for a return, but Jean-Luc seems to have a new venture with Nathan Chen so H/B might really be done done. Sadly.
I think the move to Montreal to claim the spot vacated by H/B make a lot of sense. I also think that if they want to really build the Ontario branch, giving Scott the next potential top 2 US teams will really put the school on the map (but will also add pressure).
Will be interesting to see how Green/Parsons will at 4CC, a medal can go a long way, and the fight for Bronze and potentially even silver given how big of a question mark Canadanes are, is going to be fascinating.
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inkstained-wretch · 6 months
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There is no damn way Tessa will show up at IAM Ontario to work with Scott as long as Cara is there & Jacket Slacket is in the picture. He made it very clear he cannot have Tessa in his life if he wants to have a personal life (another woman & family). Tessa is taking his wishes seriously. Do people not remember how he treated her at WOF Ilderton? He was a total ass . He was disrespectful, rude & obnoxious. Do people not remember how he treated her in RTR? He treated her like she had leprosy when Jacket was in the audience. I think Tessa is being respectful of his wishes because she wants him to be happy with his choice. She is also trying to carve out something in ice dance for herself away from Scott. I hope she succeeds & Fear &Gibson do really well!
delulus can pretend that money is the issue until they're crossed in the eyes as if she wouldnt drop everything for him once jackie is officially out of the picture
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anythinggoe · 1 year
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A Conversation with Scott Moir
Sarah interviewed him at MK John Wilson Trophy about creating IAM Ontario, his coaching process, ice dance rule changes, and more!
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abroadeducation · 11 months
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Best Global Universities in Canada for Indian Students
Introduction
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University of Toronto
The University of Toronto has a total enrollment in excess of 51,000 students and boasts an alumni network that numbers more than 200,000 graduates worldwide. It is one of the best universities in Toronto.
Undergraduate degree programs are offered through the Faculty of Arts & Science, while professional degree programs are available from its three other faculties: Engineering; Applied Science & Engineering; Health Sciences. Music is also offered as a program at UBC.
Dalhousie University
Established in 1818 by Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia Sir James Kempt, Dalhousie University is a public research university located in Halifax.
It operates four campuses: the main campus in Halifax and three others throughout the province--in Windsor for an undergraduate business program; Saint John for engineering and computer science programs; and Truro where law students can complete their studies.
University of British Columbia (UBC)
Located in Vancouver, UBC is one of the most popular universities in Canada and has a wide range of programs and courses. The university has been ranked as one of the best global universities by QS World University Rankings 2019. It's also one of Canada's top research institutions, with over $1 billion invested annually in research projects. With over 60% of its students coming from outside Canada, UBC attracts many international students each year who want to study at this prestigious institution.
The University of Alberta (U of A)
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McGill University
McGill University is one of Canada’s leading research universities and the largest in Quebec. Established by royal charter granted by King George IV of the United Kingdom, it opened its doors in 1821 to 45 students and nine professors.
The University is named for James McGill, a Montreal merchant originally from Scotland. His bequest in 1813 formed the beginning of its endowment. The school has two campuses: Downtown Campus (1850) and Macdonald Campus (1937).
Queen's University
Queen's University is a world-class university located in Kingston, Ontario. It has a large international student population and offers top-notch programs in the fields of business, engineering, health sciences and arts & humanities.
The campus is beautiful with green spaces all around it with buildings that are well maintained by the staff. The buildings are also very modern with modern facilities inside them as well.
Queen's University has a strong reputation for academic excellence; it was ranked among the top 100 universities worldwide by Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2018 (101st).
Concordia University
Concordia University is a public comprehensive university in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. The university is in the process of becoming a member of Universitas 21, an international association of research-intensive universities.
Concordia was established in 1974 after the merger of Loyola College (est. 1911) and Sir George Williams University (est. 1873). The university has two campuses: its main campus being set on Mont Royal in downtown Montreal, with another campus located in Outremont; it also operates several satellite campuses across Quebec including Moncton and Halifax.
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Simon Fraser University (SFU)
Simon Fraser University (SFU) is a public research university located in Burnaby, British Columbia. By focusing on local needs and by blending academic expertise with real-world applications, SFU projects respond to the community's problems effectively.
The University aims to be one of Canada's top five research universities by 2020.
Simon Fraser University was founded in 1966, following the release of a government report entitled "Higher Education in British Columbia." The university grew from its roots as an affiliated college of UBC.
Canada is a great place with much to see and do.
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Conclusion
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sunskate · 2 years
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turned-the-page · 2 years
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I.AM.O blossoming on the international stage
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saucylittlesmile · 2 years
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Do you think it's significant that the major moves made by teams post-Olys have all been to MIDA and WISA and not IAM? IAM Montreal have an Estonian team and a Ukrainian one move to them. IAM Ontario doesn't seem to have any new teams
No, I don’t think it’s significant, as in something to worry about, if that’s what you meant. Teams generally think about moving before their season starts - and that means springtime/post-last competition, and before they start putting together new programs; at the time, Adri and Madison weren’t part of the coaching team and so Ontario/Scott (as the big name draw) would have been hopping. Now they’ve got some time to all gel and get their feet wet as coaches and it gives Scott a bit of breathing room. I.Am constantly gets criticized for having too many teams but then when a team goes elsewhere there’s still grumbling lol.
Meanwhile, Charlie and Tanith and coaches are new and exciting and a genuine option for teams, especially US teams looking for an in-country experience, considering that the biggest schools have all gone by the wayside (as happens), plus they have relatively recent Olympic and Worlds success. And WISA had the exposure of Green/Parsons break-through, which always helps bring in some new blood looking for their own climb up the ladder.
This post-Olympics season will see a lot of settling down into new directions, as always.
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anewbeginningagain · 1 year
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I was thinking about the MIDA vibe and why we all found it a bit sterile, and I think I know what they're trying to go for. You know how Montreal are considered the "artists", and now we have IAMO who are kinda the "feelers" but also have strong technical? And even within these camps, you have Marie-France who is kinda the creative visionary, Patch who is the tech master/manager, and Romain who brings the entertainment value and performance. In London, we have Scott as the heart and overall leader, Madi is clearly doing wonders with the students' confidence and performance quality, and Adrian is emerging as the gifted choreographer of the bunch (with Sheri as a dark horse here as well). Even back in the day, we had Igor who was branded as "the technician" and Marina was "the choreographer".
Right. Well. I think MIDA sat down and thought about how they're going to market themselves within this landscape, especially given who their geographical competition is, and what they've settled on is "the professors". I think they're having a rough time, they've bitten off more than they can chew, and think they have to look "serious" in order to keep their head above water on the one hand, and on the other to differentiate themselves in some way. The problem is that they don't have the mettle to back it up and got handed free political points based on their pedigree alone. We know from Charlie's commentary that he can be nitpicky to the point of being petty sometimes, but I don't think he's the kind of person who necessarily knows how to create the missing ingredients, he can just diagnose them. Now, we saw Scott struggle in the beginning too and it's understandable, but the thing is, Scott is much more emotionally sincere. They, on the other hand, I think are panicking right now, people are comparing them unfavorably to the other camps, WolfChen are having a trainwreck of a season, and G/P's momentum from last year has all but been reversed. So what do they do? "Oh, we went to college, we're affiliated with UMich, we're assigning essays to our skaters, we're intellectuals." Except... They kind of have nothing. They don't have that balance of warm, people-first coaching with strong results that the skaters who graduated from IAM have because they've never experienced it, having been with Marina and/or Igor almost their entire athletic careers. And they aren't bringing in the kind of creative talent that they so painfully need, so I don't know how they plan to move forward with this. I actually think Madi and Adrian will decide to stay in London long-term because this setup is working out so well, there's a magic to that crew and their skaters are radiant, the girls in particular are glowing. Anyway, I think Chanith & Co. are out of their depth and they're trying to overcompensate, but it isn't coming off great, especially in contrast with the other camps, and I won't be surprised if at least one team jumps ship next season because I don't see MIDA producing any sort of creative vision. Just my 2c, I hope I managed to explain what I mean, I'm not trying to be snarky or anything, just being real.
Well, this is actually a fascinating take. I think I really agree with the stuff about I.AM and I.AM Ontario, I think as you said I.AM managed to create a clear identity for their school and a clear identity for the main coaches - as you said Patrice is the technician and the manager (he manages the ice time for the insane number of teams they have), Marie France is the mama bear with the artistic vision, and Romain is the entertainer who knows how to work a crowd. At the same time, they are all more than that, just thinking of how Scott shared how inspired he was by Patrice's calm and focused energy by the boards. With I.AM Ontario like you, I think they are really finding their groove, I think Scott is and will always be the beating heart, but Adria and Madi bring so much to the table just like you described, and I think his family members who have so much experience are really managing to utilize it in the best possible way now, including giving some of the senior teams a bunch or really strong programs.
With MIDA I think you really nailed it by calling out how much they are lacking the variety of experience with different coaches, Charlie trained with Igor and Marina for most if not all of his competitive career, Tanith too with only her last two competitive seasons being with other coaches, and Greg also was only coached by Igor and Marina and worked for years with Igor. That's an alarming lack of experience with other coaching styles and philosophies tbh. And with USFS so eager to make them the US answer to I.AM (at least imo) they gave them too much too fast and MIDA for some reason chose not to use outside choreographers when it feel like they very much needed to.
The thing about the vibe is that Tanith for example came across as very warm and energetic in her commentary style, so it was more than odd to see her so reserved and cold by the boards. Charlie usually had the energy of a puppy dog but here he was also very reserved and severe looking. And Greg is Greg, I usually feel like he gives me nothing tbh. And the thing is, there's a significant level of being performative to being by the boards, some do it naturally because they are passionate people (Romain, MF, Scott, Adria, Barb), some have a strong fierce presence to them even if they are more stoic (Patrice, Madi) and some just feel warm (Pascal). With Charlie and Tanith it just feels like there's a lack of connection with their own teams and that's what the most alarming in it all. It's not that I think it necessarily says something about them as coaches, but it does come across in a very odd way.
But really enjoyed your take on it all, it got me thinking quite a lot.
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inkstained-wretch · 9 months
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Considering that Scott embodied the tiger even in the photos with Jackie and that Tessa now, regardless of her choices, is now considered by the new members of the IAM ONTARIO to be completely non-existent in Scott's career and fame and fortune, someone is brave enough to reply to these posts with the photo of Scott and Jackie his first skating partner and wife as well as goddess of jealousy? I would do it but unfortunately I'm not very good with technology.
nooooo WHY'D U HAVE TO REMIND ME OF THAT!!!!!!
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tisaqueen · 3 years
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I was hoping to see an actual new school that would be in direct competition with Gadbois but I guess they’re just too powerful 🤔
lol like im going to put my skating fan cape now 
it would be stupid for both sides if scott opened a school alone. Scott doesnt have the experience and most importantly he doesnt have the influence that Marie France and Patrice have. There’s already TWO ontario schools that do ice dance that already have really good teams. He literally wouldnt have much alone. Lets not forget that gadbois bonus points are real and not having them at first would be a big disappointment for his teams.
no other way would have worked. he was always going to coach with IAM.
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