Timothy Goebel
[9] Early in his career, Goebel was coached by Carol Heiss Jenkins and Glyn Watts near his Illinois home and then moved to California to work with Frank Carroll.[10] During his skating career and prior to the arrival of Nathan Chen to the sport, Goebel was sometimes referred to as the "Quad King"[11][12] because of his ability to land quadruple jumps.[2] Goebel was heavily criticized early in his career for focusing exclusively on jumping to the detriment of choreography and presentation, but in later years he improved in those areas.At the 2006 U.S. Championships, in what he had previously announced would be his last competitive season, he was unable to land either a quadruple jump or triple Axel cleanly, and dropped to a seventh-place finish which left him far short of qualifying for the 2006 Winter Olympics.[2] He planned to continue to contribute to the sport as a technical specialist, having received certification for competitions sanctioned by the United States Figure Skating Association.
Tim Göbel2001 Grand Prix FinalKitchener, OntarioEvanston, IllinoisFairfax, VirginiaUnited StatesMen's singlesOlympic GamesWorld ChampionshipsGrand Prix FinalU.S. ChampionshipsWorld Junior ChampionshipsJunior Grand Prix Final2002 Salt Lake City2002 Nagano2003 Washington, D.C.1999–2000 Lyon2001–02 Kitchener2001 Boston2000 Cleveland2002 Los Angeles2003 Dallas2005 Portland1999 Salt Lake City1997 Seoul1997–98 Lausannefigure skater2002 Olympicquadruplesalchow jumpCatholic CharitiesLoyola Marymount UniversityColumbia UniversityNielsen ratingsdata scienceNew York University Stern School of BusinessNewport, Rhode IslandCarol Heiss JenkinsFrank CarrollNathan Chenquadruple jumpsLausanneSwitzerlandSalchowInternational Skating UnionTiffany StieglerJohnnie Stiegler1999 Skate AmericaColorado Springstoe loop2006 U.S. Championships2006 Winter OlympicsGlyn WattsUnited States Figure Skating AssociationShort programFree skatingSing, Sing, SingBenny GoodmanNight on Bald MountainModest MussorgskyBrian SetzerSergei RachmaninoffSergei ProkofievDanse macabreCamille Saint-SaënsAn American in ParisGeorge GershwinAmerican PieDon McleanFreedomPaul McCartneyAlso sprach ZarathustraRichard StraussHenry VCanone inverso1812 OverturePyotr TchaikovskyWindmills of Your MindNeil DiamondRicky MartinCaravanDuke EllingtonSeven Years in TibetJohn WilliamsAin't No SunshineDavid SanbornISU Grand Prix SeriesISU Junior Grand Prix SeriesWinter OlympicsFour Continents ChampionshipsCup of ChinaFranceNHK TrophySkate AmericaSparkassenNebelhorn TrophySt. GervaisUkraineBlue Swords2004 NHK Trophy2003 NHK Trophy2003 Cup of China1996 Grand Prix International St. Gervais1997 U.S. Championships1997 Nebelhorn Trophy1999 U.S. Championships1999 Four Continents Championships1999 World Championships1999 NHK Trophy1999–2000 Grand Prix Final2000 U.S. Championships2000 World Championships2000 Skate America2000 Sparkassen Cup on Ice2000–01 Grand Prix Final2001 U.S. Championships2001 World Championships2001 Skate America2001 Sparkassen Cup on Ice2001–02 Grand Prix Final2002 U.S. Championships2002 Winter Olympics2002 World Championships2003 U.S. Championships2003 World Championships2005 U.S. Championships