#andrew poje

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A little Throwback Thursday™ to the 2019 Four Continents ice dance podium. Everyone was surprised and delighted to be there and looks like they're accidentally celebrating Hubbell & Donohue's invalidated lift score. This is among my favourites from all the gifs I've ever made! It's also the first one that went really wide on T*itter and made me the fs gif-maker I am today. Thanks accidental podium cinema!

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UNHOLY || Ice Explosion 2023 (@ka2sh)

 Choreography : Kaitlyn Weaver   /    EP: @d1sk_t

⛸️: @yuraxmin @apoje @55satoko @juhopirinen @hiro1_0629    @sasha.kolosovskyi @adriennecarhart @kikinakanishi611 @ka2sh @okayukapee @d1sk_t @k.a.n.a.m.u.r.a @rimachangram 🎥: @massyscali @mick_brezina

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2024 Friends on Ice: Yokohama Rehearsal - August 29, 2024 Mao Asada x Andrew Poje  Warriors by Kiyoshi Yoshida, choreographed by Kana Muramoto 📸 Yohei Osada for AFLO

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andrew poje dating joannie rochette was not on my figure skating bingo card

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Kaitlyn WEAVER / Andrew POJE EX 2023 CTNSC

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Grace on Ice

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Shizuka Arakawa, Kana Muramoto, Mao Asada: Warriors » 2024 Friends on Ice

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thank you @an-odd-idea 🙏

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The future~Cyberpunk || Ice Explosion 2023 Choreography : Kenji Miyamoto EP : Daisuke Takahashi ⛸ : Daisuke Takahashi, Jason Brown, Michal Brezina, Oleksandr Kolosovskyi, Andrew Poje, Juho Pirinen, Sena Miyake, Masaya Morita, Hirokazu Kobayashi, Kohei Yoshino

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2024 Friends on Ice: Yokohama Rehearsal - August 29, 2024 Shizuka Arakawa x Mao Asada x Kana Muramoto x Andrew Poje Warriors by Kiyoshi Yoshida, choreographed by Kana Muramoto 📸 Yohei Osada for AFLO

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Love them forever

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Highly doubt he will be named Morgan Frederick Reilly, Jr. I know it won’t be but I’m hoping for Matthew. Maybe Morgan’s dad’s name as a middle name. Ryan and Blake’s fourth is allegedly named Obi. No idea if they had a boy or girl. What is wrong with people?

i heard obi is a girl. tessa doesnt seem like a “mainstream name” gal to moi. matthew is too boring. mathieu on the other hand…..

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May 10, 2024

“It’s definitely a bit of a rollercoaster. It’s a tour definitely mixed with some reflection of previous tours and how I remember it,” the 33-year-old Chan says on a day off from Toronto, before the SOI cast headed off to Regina for a show on Thursday night. “I saw Scott (Moir) in London, he came to the show … just hugging him and talking with him, I got really emotional for some reason. It brought back a flood of memories of what it was like touring with Scott and what that meant to me. And the memories we made and the things I learned, the stupid things we did … just everything came rushing back. “We went through the juniors together and all the way to the top. I have moments like that where I just reflect and reminisce a lot on how things used to be. But at the same time, I miss my family, I miss my wife (former pairs skater Elizabeth Putnam), I miss (his son) Oliver a lot … I think I’m stepping away at the right time, considering where I am in my life and how hard being away from my son for four weeks has been already. I knew it was never going to be easy; these types of decisions are always tough.” [...] “You know, this cast has changed a lot. It’s been a changing of the guard. I’m the only one left from back when Scott and Tessa were doing tours, and Eric (Redford) and Meagan (Duhamel) … I’m really the only one left. I do feel that. It is a pretty stark reminder every show,” he said. “It’s not such the case now, because everyone is still competing and everyone is younger. I connect the best with Deanna (Stellato-Dudek, the ageless 40-year-old who just won a World pairs title with Maxime Deschamps), actually, because I can just relate to her — we’re in similar places in our lives, and share a similar perspective.” [...] “It taught me the hard work, the dedication, putting your mind to something and finishing it and all that. Most importantly, it taught me how to be a professional, how to carry myself and hold myself to a certain standard. Being around other champions from multiple generations —you’re talking Elvis (Stojko), Kurt, also Scott and Tessa —they were all such successful individuals, but also different,” he said. “But at the end of the day, when it comes to being professional and showing up and doing your job correctly, we held ourselves to that standard. And then being a good person. Knowing when to have fun, when to be serious. And also, how to get through the struggles, how to figure things out when things aren’t clicking at 100 per cent. [...] “I didn’t get to go to university, I didn’t have that key development time (in my life). Scott was my guy, and all these other cast members. Andrew Poje and Eric Radford … all these skaters were more than just my teammates, they were my life and my social circle. It does feel like it’s all coming to an end and it’s weird that Stars is kind of marking that last chapter.” [...] “For me, Halifax always stands out. I always have really fond memories of Halifax, because it would be the end of the season, the weather was changing, and I’d sit by the harbour in Halifax and reflect on the season. And then I’d get really excited about seeing my friends and developing a show together,” he said. “Spending hours together on the ice, but also goofing around and finding that good balance of work and fun. Halifax was just such a great city to start in. And there were the bus rides and traditions that I try to keep going and pass onto the next generation, but I’m finding it harder to (do that). I’m not Scott. I realized that pretty quick.”

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