Weinberg and Fernandez perform their free skate at the U.S. Cham- pionships to the powerful ballet Le Corsaire.
WHAT ARE YOUR GOALS for Joy and Max this season?
“Having the luxury of time to really focus on the details and build on their maturity as a team. I would like a steady increase in their technical skills, however, I remind Joy and Max that pairs skating is a marathon and not a sprint in terms of longevity and learning curve. Joy and Max have a great look and a natural timing together. I believe they will be a top team in the coming years with a successful career ahead of them. “
— Coach Jim Peterson GETTING TO KNOW
Joy Weinberg BIRTHPLACE: Chicago
HOMETOWN: Northbrook, Illinois
SKATING CLUB: Southwest Florida FSC
LIKES THE MOST ABOUT SKATING: Achieving goals
DISLIKES MOST ABOUT SKATING: Constant scrutiny
SKATING IDOL: Michelle Kwan
FAVORITES SPORT: Hockey
SPORTS TEAM: Chicago Blackhawks
PLACES TO VISIT: Japan or Madrid, Spain
SCHOOL SUBJECTS: English or biology MUSIC GENRE: Rap BAND: Galantis MOVIE: Deadpool
TV PROGRAM: “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” COLOR: White
FOOD: Oatmeal with peanut butter
GETTING TO KNOW
Maximiliano Fernandez BIRTHPLACE: Miami
HOMETOWN: Ellenton, Florida
SKATING CLUB: Southwest Florida FSC
LIKES MOST ABOUT SKATING: Freedom, speed, agility and manliness
DISLIKES MOST ABOUT SKATING: Mornings
SKATING IDOL: Scott Hamilton
FAVORITES SPORT: Rock climbing SPORTS TEAM: Miami Heat PLACE TO VISIT: Japan SCHOOL SUBJECT: P.E.
MUSIC GENRE: Electronic dance music BANDS: Reel Big Fish, Flyleaf
MOVIE: Mad Max: Fury Road (Maximiliano claims to be named after the original Mad Max.)
TV PROGRAM: “Shark Tank” COLOR: Red
FOODS: Peruvian, Cuban, sushi and hibachi
Fernandez and Weinberg proudly sport their gold medals following the U.S. Championships in Saint Paul, Minnesota.
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