http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8EYy2MaWIs
Great flow in and out of the jump too.
He seems like another great jumper & skater from Japan ^^
Can't wait for the next season!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8EYy2MaWIs
Great flow in and out of the jump too.
He seems like another great jumper & skater from Japan ^^
Can't wait for the next season!
Wow. That's a +2 GOE. His knee bend is very much like Oda, but the jump looks really secure. Fist pump = +1 GOE.
Good for him but will he put it in a competition? How does doing a quad effect his spins and footwork and doing jumps after the halfway point in a free skate? I am just thinking of the fact that Brezina does a great one and hasn't done it in a competition. There are so many factors that must be considered now that the Olympic Gold medalists proved you dont need one.
Does Japan have the best jump coaches or what?
^^ The fist pump is so cute!! It probably isn't a consistent jump for him yet. But it looks great. I love how relaxed he is going into it; he looks so relaxed, dodging all these people; busy time at the rink! I hope we get to see him on the GP!
He has such a soft knee. Amazing!! BTW, is he practicing quads at public session?![]()
She is Nanami Abe. She choreographed for Nana Takeda & Takahito Mura, too.
According to this profile (sorry, in Japanese only), she learned from TAT and Evgeny Platov how to teach.
http://www.geocities.jp/izumifsa/coach.htm
This kid is ridiculous. It's like the male version of Mao as a young teenager, throwing 3a and 3-3 like they were doubles and doing that since age 12. Amazing![]()
She seems to have been a student of Nagakubo and then after turing a pro skater, she worked as an assistant coach of Nagakubo, then became a coach/choreographer. She also spent 2003-4 season with Shizuka where she worked with TAT and Platov. Nagakubo students seem traditionally strong at jumps.
He is totally amazing. I think I just have read he will begin to learn quad for like 1 or 2 month ago and now he has it. Brovo to him and his coach.![]()
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