Natashka & Fabik!!! loool

Lana wrote:

Erm... Albena and Maxim seem to be sharing their messageboard. That's the funniest thing ever, sestrichka!!!! Thanks for posting that!!!

I must tell Albena & Maxim about sharing the board I guess google reads our "private" forum Don't you remember the new name of the board? Must.google.Sin&John Kerr.
*five seconds later*
Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! "Sin & John Kerr" thing works, too 2 first links lead to OUR FORUM!!!!!
Sin & John Kerr in google Can't believe it.

Marina wrote:

Do you guess what ? I'm in a Nathalie and Fabian mood too those , and I don't know why...

You are in a Nath & Fab mood aussi??? *Val & Marishechka ran away to rewatch N&F's tango & 4 saisons! A bientot!!!! *

I'm dying giggling Now I googled Nath and Fab only I don't know what to say but apparently Nath Pechalat and Fab Bourzat are not the only Nath & Fab in the World And the first thing google gives as a result is the "residence of MAGic diable" from MAGic diable's profile and the first sentence to appear when you google "Nath & Fab" is "Thank you, Albena & Maxim!" Greeeeeeeeaaaat!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

*MAGic diable* wrote:

I'm laughing so hard now, guyz
I googled "Nath Pechalat" and what do you think???? The first link that appeared was the link to our forum!!!!!
here Funny, funny, funny!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Nooooo, it can't be! Hehe, so funny!
Lerochka, you're more and more popular!

I.miss.her. sorry for this useless stupid message.
She is so beautiful.. Naaaaaaaaaaath...

*MAGic diable* wrote:

I.miss.her. sorry for this useless stupid message.

It's not useless, there is a beautiful photo with your message !

Marina wrote:

It's not useless, there is a beautiful photo with your message !

She is cute, eh? On the photo with Romain's ear and Muriel's crown!

Erm... You aren't going to be 100% happy with this present, Ler. I received "Patinage" magazine yesterday and there is an interview of interest in it! The only problem is... the interview of interest... only.interviews.Fab. And not Nath!!! But earlier in the magazine there are some very gorgeous photos of her AND Fab. So, I will have my friend scan them for you, as soooon as possible!!! But the Fab interview is enjoyable , so I hope you like it!

Fabian Bourzat: 20 ans de patinage
Propos recueillis par Céline Evain

Fabian Bourzat patine depuis quelques années en danse sur glace avec Nathalie Péchalat. Sur la glace depuis 20 ans, Fabian nous parle de ses débuts sur la glace et de sa carrière de patineurs. Interview.

Fabian, tu as 26 ans et tu viens de débuter ta 20e saison de patinage. Peux-tu nous raconter tes débuts sur la glace?

Quand j'étais petit, j'étais un touche à tout. J'ai pratiqué le judo, la natation et j'ai essayé le patinage à l'âge de 6 ans. J'ai tout de suite adoré les sensations que la glisse m'ont procuré. C'était autre chose que tout ce que j'avais pu essayer jusqu'alors. Mes parents m'ont alors inscrit au club de Brive la Gaillarde où j'ai immédiatement commencé à patiner en couple avec Sonia Casagrande. Le couple, ça m'a tout de suite branché.

Racontes-nous ton parcours jusqu'à ton arrivé jusqu'au club de Lyon.

À Brive, nous avons connu quelques problème de clubs. Nous sommes donc parti patiner à Brest chez Roger et Dominique Kenerson. Là, mon couple avec Sonia Casagrande a été cassé et on m'a proposé de patiner avec Caroline Truong. Nous sommes restés ensemble pendant 4 ou 5 ans. Mais j'ai eu des soucis de blessures à répétition et j'ai dû m'arrêter pendant 6 mois pour guérir une fracture. Caroline est alors parti et a continué sa carrière sans moi. Lorsque je suis revenu en forme, on m'a présenté deux partenaires et c'est alors que j'ai eu envie de venir patiner à Lyon. J'avais participé à plusieurs stages d'été avec Muriel Zazoui. Alors; lorsque j'ai eu terminé mes années lycée et obtenu mon Bac scientifique, j'ai rejoins le club lyonnais.

Combien de temps patines-tu à Lyon avant de rencontrer Nathalie Péchalat ta partenaire actuelle ?

Très vite en fait. J'ai patiné en couple avec Albane Salu pendant une année et à la fin de la saison, Muriel a cassé notre couple et m'a présenté Nathalie. Entre nous, cela a collé tout de suite.

Comment définirais-tu vos différents caractères ?

Elle a un tempérament de feu alors que je crois être plus tempéré.

More to come... I'm just taking a little break.

Hey, sestrichka!!!! You stopped at the most interesting moment as usual!!! Your teasing abilities are just faaab!! Fab just started to talk about Nath!!!!!!

Thank you, Lanochka! It's a very sweet present!!!! and with some beautiful photos coming later Greeeaaat!!!

And I noticed that EVERY french dancing couple is said to have a girl - "feu" & a boy - "glace" it's so funny!!! First I thought it was only about Marina & Gwen, but time passes and Isa & Olivier were called like that, too and now Nath is considered to be "feu"

More...

Vous semblez vouloir vous démarquer des autres couples français, ne serait-ce que par le choix de vos thèmes de programme libre. Celui de cette année est par exemple très contemporain. Peux-tu nous raconter l'histoire de ce programme ?

Nathalie a assisté à un spectacle de danse à Lyon. Elle a adoré ce spectacle tant musicalement que choréographiquement. Elle a alors contacté Asser Merzouki le compositeur du groupe Terrain Vague. Il nous a rencontré, est venu assisster nos entraînements et a appris à nous connaître. Il a composé une musique selon ce qu'il pensait de nous et en sorti 4 saisons. Nous avons tout de suite adoré. Asser nous a alors présenté son frère Morad Merzouki, le chorégraphe de la compagnie Kafig. Il a travaillé sur notre programme en nous amenant une gestuelle très différente. Mais comme il ne connaît pas le patinage, certains mouvements étaient difficilement réalisables sur la glace. Nous les avons alors adapté à la technique afin de nous les approprier complètement.

Parles-nous de votre début de saison.

On a fait une très bonne performance lors du Skate America en terminant à la 3e place. On avait ensuite beaucoup d'espoir pour le Trophée Bompard. Malheureusement, j'ai chuté bêtement lors du libre en faisant une erreur technique. J'ai été blessé juste avant le Bompard et nous n'avons pas pu nous entraîner autant que nous l'aurions voulu. Après le Bompard, nous avons pu nous relancer avec trois bonnes semaines d'entraînement. Mais j'ai bon espoir pour la suite car cette saison, nous avons changé notre méthode d'entraînement. L'an passé, nous faisions beaucoup de hors glace alors que cette année, nous avons opté pour plus de travail sur nos programmes. Du coup, nous avons moins de pression lorsque nous arrivons en compétition parce que nous nous sentons plus prêts.

Nous fêtons les 20 ans de Patinage Magazine, quel est pour toi le patineur, la patineuse, le couple ou les danseurs qui ont le plus marqué ces 20 dernières années ?

C'est un peu difficile pour moi parce que je ne me suis intéressé au patinage international que vers mes 18 ans. Je ne peux pas dire qu'il y ait un patineur qui me donne envie d'être comme lui. Je m'attache plutôt aux qualités de chacun. Cela dit, Marina Anissina et Gwendal Peizerat sont ceux dont je suis le plus admiratif en ce qui concerne l'interprétation. Et si je devais m'identifier à un patineur, ce serait Gwendal car il a un charisme incroyable.

Tu es sur la glace depuis 20 saisons. À titre personnel, quel est l'événement qui t'a le plus marqué ?

Aucun jusqu'à présent. J'ai énormément d'ambition et je ne pratique pas ce sport depuis 20 ans pour terminer 10e aux Europes ou bien au Monde. J'ai envie de plus, et je dirais que je me suis approché de mon rêve lorsque nous sommes monté sur la 3e marche du podium au Skate America. J'arrêterai ma carrière en 2010 ou 2012 et j'espère bien que les meilleurs moments sont à venir.

Wheeeeee!!!! La Fin.

Lerka wrote:

Hey, sestrichka!!!! You stopped at the most interesting moment as usual!!! Your teasing abilities are just faaab!! Fab just started to talk about Nath!!!!!!

I did indeed. But Fab doesn't really mention Nath that much. No, no. The interview is alllllll about hiiiiiim. My favourite part was when he said, "Et si je devais m'identifier à un patineur, ce serait Gwendal car il a un charisme incroyable." loooooooool!!!!! He indentifies most with Gwendal because Gwendal is incredibly charismatic? Did I read that right? Well... erm... you are charismatic, Fab. Nice to know you think so, too!

Yes, the photos are coming. Sooooon, I hope. Nath looks super lovely in all of them! I don't think she can look bad in any pic!

The "Feu" et "Glace" seems to be a trend in French Ice Dancing! I read another Nath & Fab interview in "Spotlight on Skating", where Fab said that when Nath gets angry... she throws things. Did I type that one up for you, Lerochka? I don't think I did!!!

Lana wrote:

The "Feu" et "Glace" seems to be a trend in French Ice Dancing! I read another Nath & Fab interview in "Spotlight on Skating", where Fab said that when Nath gets angry... she throws things. Did I type that one up for you, Lerochka? I don't think I did!!!

Nath.throws.things?????? Awww.. my sweet little girl!!!!!!!!! I adore her more & more every minute Throwing things is great fun!
Please, sestrichka, type me up that interview!!!! Pleeeaaa-aaaaseeee!!!!!!!! You are an extrememly kind & lovely, sestrichka, don't you remember? Just kidding, of course! You are my sole sestrichka! So just nothing can be compared to you! When you have some time
And thank you so so much for this interview!!!!!!!!!!
I adore this part:

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Nathalie a assisté à un spectacle de danse à Lyon. Elle a adoré ce spectacle tant musicalement que choréographiquement. Elle a alors contacté Asser Merzouki le compositeur du groupe Terrain Vague. Il nous a rencontré, est venu assisster nos entraînements et a appris à nous connaître. Il a composé une musique selon ce qu'il pensait de nous et en sorti 4 saisons. Nous avons tout de suite adoré. Asser nous a alors présenté son frère Morad Merzouki, le chorégraphe de la compagnie Kafig. Il a travaillé sur notre programme en nous amenant une gestuelle très différente. Mais comme il ne connaît pas le patinage, certains mouvements étaient difficilement réalisables sur la glace. Nous les avons alors adapté à la technique afin de nous les approprier complètement.

Yay for Nath!!!! I'm dying to watch that "un spectacle de danse" now, too!!!! Nathaliieeee!!!! And they seem to become friends with Asser (or Assen I saw his name spelling like that.. before.. ) and the whole story of their 4 saisons sounds so interesting... Awwww.... So the music is actually dedicated to.them. Wooow.

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He indentifies most with Gwendal because Gwendal is incredibly charismatic?

poor Fabian apparently he doesn't know that some people even can't tell HIM from Gwendal once I found a blog of one americal girl who was at SA this year and there was some photos of her with skaters And, of course, under her photo with Fabik she signed: "My dream became true!!! I made this photo with the famous Olympic champion Gwendal Peizerat" I was dying laughing after reading this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

P.S. I.want.thooooose.photos. Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa... Nathaaaaaaassshhhhkkkaaaaaaa!!!!!!!!!!!!

Lerka wrote:

Nath.throws.things?????? Awww.. my sweet little girl!!!!!!!!! I adore her more & more every minute Throwing things is great fun!

Apparently!!! Fabian says she does, at least. And what??? You like throwing things too, sestrichka? *Lana makes a mental note never to go anywhere near Lerochka, when she's angry. Or Nath. *

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Please, sestrichka, type me up that interview!!!! Pleeeaaa-aaaaseeee!!!!!!!! You are an extrememly kind & lovely, sestrichka, don't you remember? Just kidding, of course! You are my sole sestrichka! So just nothing can be compared to you! When you have some time

Can I do it tomorrow, Lerochka? But of course, I will type it up!!! Just tonight I am a little sick and verrrrry tired. And who are these other sestrichkas that you are comparing me to? loooooool!!! I feel so hurt!

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poor Fabian apparently he doesn't know that some people even can't tell HIM from Gwendal once I found a blog of one americal girl who was at SA this year and there was some photos of her with skaters And, of course, under her photo with Fabik she signed: "My dream became true!!! I made this photo with the famous Olympic champion Gwendal Peizerat" I was dying laughing after reading this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

That is hilarious, sestrichka!!!!! Poor Fabian doesn't look that much like Gwendal!!! I feel a little bit bad for that girl, though. She wanted to have a photo with Gwendal... but she got Fab, instead!!!!! Awwww... Maybe she called Fabian "Gwendal" and he didn't correct her! Maybe Fab spends all of his time at competitions pretending to be Gwendal. Bwahahahaha!!!!!! Just kidding. I hope.

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P.S. I.want.thooooose.photos. Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa... Nathaaaaaaassshhhhkkkaaaaaaa!!!!!!!!!!!!

Okay but if you ever get any gorgeous photos of Jess & Bryce in a Russian skating magazine... You must share them with me, darling!!!

From the December 2006 issue of Spotlight on Skating

With Pechalat & Bourzat, Opposites Attract

In the partnership of Natalie Pechalat and Fabian Bourzat, she's the curry, he's the rice. She's the salsa, he's the chips. She's the... well, you get the picture.

Their opposite personalities came to force in Skate America's "kiss & cry" this October, when the 23 year-old Pechalat reacted to a two-point deduction in their free dance.

"Did you see her? We saw our first lift didn't count. We lost seven or eight points; they say it is illegal. (Bourzat's hands were over his shoulders.) Nathalie sees this on the screen and she runs to the dressing room. I had my hand on the door and she slammed it! She is always yelling and throwing clothes, that's the way she is," said the 26 year-old Bourzat with a chuckle.

"It is genetic. My mother is like me," responded an unconcerned Pechalat.

"Yes, but sometimes in competition if you want to be very strong you don't have to show someone what you are feeling. I don't think all French women are like this, only the skaters," parried Bourzat.

More in a little bit...

LAna!!!! Than you for articels!!!
Unfortunatly, i can/t understand french, but i like english part!!!!
SUPER))))

Nat is soo sweet)))

Destine wrote:

LAna!!!! Than you for articels!!!
Unfortunatly, i can/t understand french, but i like english part!!!!
SUPER))))

Nat is soo sweet)))

Oh, don't worry, Destine!!!!! I will definitely type up the English version of the other one, too. I just typed up the French version for Lerochka, because I knew she would prefer to read it in this language.

Anyhow, I think I can finish typing up the article after my training!

Oh, Lana! Thank you soooooooooooooooooooooo much!!!!!!!!

Lana wrote:

I just typed up the French version for Lerochka, because I knew she would prefer to read it in this language.

You are tooooo sweet to me, sestriiiicchhkkkaa!!!!!! Thank you!!!!!!!!! You know everything! Yes, I prefer French version if it concerns Nath & Fab.. because it's their language.. Thank you again, my darling Laur!!!!!!!!!!!!!

And don't worry, Destine! One day I'll translate it into russian for the site Hope.it.will.be.soon.

Lana wrote:

Apparently!!! Fabian says she does, at least. And what??? You like throwing things too, sestrichka? *Lana makes a mental note never to go anywhere near Lerochka, when she's angry. Or Nath. *

Errrrm.. But don't worry, Lanochka! You have nothing to be afraid of I can't be angry with you and you know that and if I'm going to be angry with someone while you are around I'll be never throwing things at you!!!!!!

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Can I do it tomorrow, Lerochka? But of course, I will type it up!!! Just tonight I am a little sick and verrrrry tired.

You were so quick, darling! Thank you!!!!!! and.. you are a little sick? again? I hope you are feeling better already!

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And who are these other sestrichkas that you are comparing me to? loooooool!!! I feel so hurt!

I said I had no "other" sestrichkas!!! you are the only one!!!!

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That is hilarious, sestrichka!!!!! Poor Fabian doesn't look that much like Gwendal!!!

Especially, now he was looking much more like Gwendal a couple years ago but now he is FABIAN. 100%

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Maybe she called Fabian "Gwendal" and he didn't correct her! Maybe Fab spends all of his time at competitions pretending to be Gwendal. Bwahahahaha!!!!!!

Bwahahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!

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Okay but if you ever get any gorgeous photos of Jess & Bryce in a Russian skating magazine... You must share them with me, darling!!!

Of course, I'll share!!!! But our skating magazine used to be fond of russian skaters. It's not fair, eh? But it's clear, though..

Lana wrote:

I had my hand on the door and she slammed it! She is always yelling and throwing clothes, that's the way she is," said the 26 year-old Bourzat with a chuckle.

Ohhhh, my sweet little girl!!!!!!!! She is so cute... so emotional... so classy!!!! "She slammed it! She is always yelling and throwing clothes, that's the way she is.." Haven't I told you? I.love.Nathalie.

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"It is genetic. My mother is like me," responded an unconcerned Pechalat.

I saw a photo of her mom, she seems to be a very sweet & wonderful woman. Aww... but how could she not? Of course, she is And Nath is like her!

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"Yes, but sometimes in competition if you want to be very strong you don't have to show someone what you are feeling. I don't think all French women are like this, only the skaters," parried Bourzat.

I lovvvvvvve the "only the skaters" part!!!! Fab did blame all the french girls skaters, didn't he? But I know Marina was like that and I do believe Isa is like that, too!

Continuing...

The attractive couple decided to capitalize on their differences in this season's free dance, a decidedly non-Vivaldi version of "Four Seasons".

"Nathalie wanted to work with a new choreographer from Cirque du Soleil (Mourad Merzouki) and his brother (Assen Merzouki) made the music just for us. He visited us at training and decided to do something with the four seasons; Nathalie is summer and winter and I am spring and fall, because I am more calm and never yell," he explained.

"We do specific instruments -- violin is winter, piano is fall, accordion is spring and guitar is summer. It is original music and choreography, and a new style of dancing on the ice," added Pechalat.

The couple debuted the program at Skate America in Hartford this October, where they earned personal best scores in all phases of the competition -- compulsory dance, original dance and free dance -- en route to a surprising bronze medal, despite the illegal lift.

It was their best result since being paired together by their coach, Muriel Zazoui, in 2000.

"Muriel decided we would do well together. Nathalie's partner (had gone) abroad to find another partner, and I was with one girl but she didn't fit me well. When Muriel decided this, it was her best idea," said Bourzat.

While the couple quickly meshed on the ice, winning back-to-back French junior titles in 2001 and 2002, it took them longer to forge a successful off-ice relationship.

"I liked him as a skater but not all the time in (non-skating) life, because at first we never talked together. Later we became good friends and now it's the best," said Pechalat.

"In real life we are on good terms when we practice. Sometimes we clash but mostly we agree because we focus on the same goals," added Bourzat with a smile.

Graduating to the senior ranks, the couple was twice French bronze medalists before taking the silver medal in 2005 and 2006 behind Isabelle Delobel & Olivier Schoenfeld. They train with both the French champions and World silver medalists Marie-France Dubreuil and Patrice Lauzon of Canada at Zazoui's rink in Lyon, a situation they acknowledge gets a bit tense at times.

"With Dubreuil and Lauzon, our relations are very good because they are an example for us. But with the other French couples it is complicated, because we are always in competition. It is not so easy for our coach, I think. For this we have a solution: we create our own team. We have our own choreographer just for us and our own physical trainer," said Pechalat.

"We know how to work with different kinds of people; when we meet someone to do our choreography we ask for the best even if it costs a lot, because we want to be the best," added Bourzat.

They also keep their own schedule.

"Very often we go to train at 6 am, so we can go to school. The other senior couples train at half past seven. We have different hours so we train with junior couples," he said.

"We go to school from 8 am to 11 am, then go back to training until 1 pm, and then back to school. About 30 minutes a day is spent on compulsories. We don't do much ballet, but physical preparation three times a week, spending six, seven, eight hours working on choreography. It is always specific, like for our free dance or tango original dance."

Pechalat studies at the Lyon School of Management (École de Management de Lyon), and Bourzat at the Osteopathic Education Center. (Osteopathy is a system of health care that focuses on treatment of the physical body, the joints, muscles and connective tissue.)

Like many French skaters, the couple has an independent streak.

"We try to be original every year. I don't like the way ice dancing is moving; people are doing the same music and same choreography. I am tired of this," mused Bourzat.

"We have to change every year if we want to (improve). If we stay in the same way of skating, we can't move forward. We need to move our bodies differently and experiment with lighter lifts, heavier lifts."

The couple, who plan on competing through the 2010 Olympics and perhaps beyond, are hoping to make a big leap in the rankings. Last season, they placed a disappointing 18th at the Olympics after Pechalat fell in the OD and 15th at Worlds when Bourzat stumbled on some footwork in their free dance to "Les Miserables".

"We want to go to the top five or six at Europeans and perhaps top 10 at Worlds. But it's not like we have a specific goal. We just have to do our job the best way we can and everything can follow," said Bourzat.

"It's not like we are looking especially at what marks the judges put, but on what we feel. I know we can do a lot of things because in training we sometimes do something really wonderful. Now we want to reach that all the time."

Finished!!!

LANA!!!! Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Sestrichka, you are my hero!!!!!!!

Thank you so much for all the articles Lana

I found another one:

Nathalie Pechalat and Fabian Bourzat

March 5, 2007
Article & Photo J. Barry Mittan
France's second veteran senior dance team is that of Nathalie Pechalat (24) and Fabian Bourzat (27). The dancers won their third straight silver medal at French Nationals after winning the bronze the previous two years. They also won the French junior dance title twice. They couple has placed as high as sixth at the World Junior Figure Skating Championships in 2002, 11th at the Europeans Championships in 2005, 15th at Worlds in 2006, and 18th at the 2006 Winter Olympic Games. They also won bronze medals at the Winter Universiade in 2005 and Skate America in 2006. "We plan to go for one more Olympic Games," Bourzat stated. "For three, we would be too old and I want to have a family. And we both have something else to do after skating when we finish our studies."
Pechalat first tried ballet when she was six, then experimented with synchronized swimming. When she was seven, she started skating. "My mom liked to watch skating on television so she decided to take me and my two sisters ice skating one day. I liked it and started lessons. I liked jumping, but not falling so when a new coach for ice dancing came to our rink and told me it would be good for me to skate dance, I began dancing. I was eleven." Bourzat's memories of his beginnings are more vague. "I don't remember exactly but it was something about girl," he said. "I was about eight. My first coach found me a partner and told me it would be better for me, so I started dancing."
"I had five other partners before Nathalie but we became a team immediately," he added. "My partner had retired and there was another girl who wanted to skate with me, but Nathalie can express the music more than other girls." "My last partner had left and I was all alone," Pechalat recalled. "My coach told me he had a good partner for me and put me with Fabian. He is a most beautiful skater. He has great motivation and is a very hard worker. He's the best partner I could have." "We are a couple in each moment," Bourzat added.
The dancers have both worked with Muriel Zazoui and Romain Haguenauer for the last eight years. Four days a week, they spend four hours on ice, and for two days a week, they practice two hours. They only spend about an hour in off ice work during the season, mainly in dance classes. They only take ballet during the summer.
"I like the compulsory dances because it's like a game," Pechalat said. "Everybody does the same thing." "The hardest dances are my favorites, like the Tango Romantica," Bourzat added. "I hate classical music because everyone skates to it and it's not interesting," Pechalat said. "It's too boring. I want to do something with a new theme and new ideas. I like our free dances because of their originality."
Their free dances over the past few seasons have reflected the couple's spirit. "They are our coach's idea," Bourzat said. "She thought it would be better for us to try and express a story. In 2003-2004, their free dance portrayed the story of Che Guevara using music like "Dance of the Soldiers" by the Red Army Choir, "Hasta Siempre", and "Demasia da Corazon". The next season they portrayed scenes from "Cats" although they weren't allowed to use their masks except during exhibitions.
For the Olympic season, they danced to the French favorite, "Les Miserables". And for the 2006-07 season, they skated their free dance to "Four Seasons", composed and arranged for them by Assen Merzouki. Their original dance was to "Mi Buenos Aires Querido" by Carlos Libendinsky and "Escualo" by Astor Piazzolla. Laurie May choreographed their original dance, while Mourad Merzouki did the free. Off ice, Pechalat likes to listen to hip-hop, reggae, jive, and pop music. She likes karaoke and used to play the saxophone. Bourzat likes "any kind that is not boring."
"I like going out with my friends for shopping and going to French cinema and parties," Pechalat noted. "I also want to do road races." She thinks cooking is boring but has one specialty, chocolate cake. His hobbies include dancing and using his computer for music, games, email and surfing the Internet on the computer. He also reads crime stories and books by James Connelly and enjoys watching movies. "I like the movie where we understand it only at the end," he explained. As for other sports interests, he kite surfs while she dives. He used to swim and take judo, while she has also gone wall climbing. She used to collect miniature perfume bottles, while he collected beer coasters.
"I like to travel a lot," Bourzat said. "My favorite trip was to Chad in middle Africa." "I liked Istanbul, Quebec City, and Norway," Pechalat said. "I liked the history and the churches, the food and the ambience in Istanbul." In addition to French and English, she speaks a little Italian while he speaks some Spanish.
Pechalat has finished college in sports management, while Bourzat is nearing the end of university studies to become an osteopathic physician. "I want to be in general practice and perhaps work with children," he said.

I can't wait for worlds!!!

Thank you Rosee ! It's very interesting.

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"I liked Istanbul, Quebec City, and Norway," Pechalat said. "I liked the history and the churches, the food and the ambience in Istanbul."

Lanaaaaa !!! Nath liked Quebec City !!! Hehe, it's good for you next year ! Maybe she'll bribe ISU to go to Skate Canada !
And Val, you must enjoy Turkey, because Nath did !