(formerly) LADIES
Date of birth:
21.07.1988
Vash SAVEREM
USA
Santa Fe, NM
Place of birth:
Height:
175
cm
Santa Fe, NM
Home town:
Figure Skating Instructor
Profession:
Hobbies:
hiking, dancing, cooking
1994
Santa Fe SC
Start sk. / Club:
/
at Santa Fe SC
h / week
Practice high season:
at Santa Fe SC
h / week
Practice low season:
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Former coach:
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Choreographer:
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Coach:
Music Short Program / Original Dance as of 2004/2005 season  
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Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence by Ryuichi Sakamoto
Music Free Skating / Free Dance as of 2004/2005 season
175.20
World Championships 2005
19.03.2005
61.22
113.98
World Championships 2005
World Championships 2005
18.03.2005
19.03.2005
Personal Best Score Free Skating
Personal Best Score Short Program
Personal Best Total Score
1.S
4.
1.S
3.
1.S
1.
1.S
2.
3.
1.S
1.
1.S
1.
National Champ.
World Juniors
European Champ.
World Champ.
Olympic Games
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
2001
2000
Vash and Nai had been skating since they were tiny kids, still being raised as girls, and started competing in the "ladies' singles" discipline. Vash was a rising star, quickly noted for his charisma, innate artistry, and flexibility. He was also known for his huge and "terrifying" jumps, which had so much speed and distance covered that he had difficulty controlling the landings, leading to many rough falls. For this he earned the nickname "little typhoon" ("humanoid typhoon" after his growth spurt).
Having loved ballet before figure skating, Vash always wanted choreographies that showed off the lines of his body and expressive acting skills to the audience and the judges. He favored fun, energetic programs, and spent a lot of time decorating colorful costumes with Rem's help. (Nai always called them tacky, even though his own costumes were equally dramatic, only with less saturated colors.)
As teenagers, he and his twin rose to the international stage and medaled at the U.S. National Championships and World Junior Championships. After a brilliant senior debut in the 2004/2005 season and unexpectedly winning the bronze medal at the 2005 World Championships in Moscow, Vash suffered a terrible accident that resulted in the transhumeral amputation of his left arm.
Though he returned to the ice as soon as he could, the loss of his arm prevented him from executing many of the mandatory elements of the singles disciplines. His competitive career was cut short at age 16.
He was distraught, but couldn't keep himself off the ice. He went to college for physical education and works as a figure skating instructor for children and adults at the beginner level. Nai thinks Vash is wasting his potential by teaching little kids and adult figure skaters (those who have taken up the sport as adults) instead of coaching the next world champion, but Vash wants to cultivate little ones' love of skating.
He participates in ice shows around the world and posts fun educational videos aimed at skating enthusiasts and beginners on his YouTube channel.
His biggest regret is not being able to participate in the Turin 2006 Winter Olympics.
ISU Grand Prix Final, Kitchener
Smart Ones Skate America, Spokane
Campbells FS Classic, Daytona, Fl.
Campbell's Intern. FS Classic, New York City
2002
2002
2002
2003
2.
1.
1.
2.
Int. Figure Skating Challenge, Auburn Hills
Int. World Skating Challenge, Rhode Island
Campbells Skating Challenge,
Marshalls World Cup, Auburn Hills, MI
2003
2004
2004
2004
1.
3.
1.
2.
S=Senior; J=Junior; N=Novice
International Competition
Year
Place
International Competition
Year
Place
Four Continents
Fan project by udon-tea based on characters from Trigun © Yasuhiro Nightow, Shonen Gahosha
last update:
24.09.2024