Honestly Yuzu trained alone from NHK to JN .. and I hope he had not to train at 2 am every night..
Yuzuru Hanyu: 2012-13 Season
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Honestly Yuzu trained alone from NHK to JN .. and I hope he had not to train at 2 am every night..
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I hope he doesn't need to train at such time as well.
I was simply talking about the time in between NHK to GPF when he trained alone and didn't seem that tired after FS at GPF, which explains building up stamina is a long term thing that requires several monthes even years of excise and couldn't posibly be done in two weeks. Of course he trained by himself from NHK to JN as well.
Cricket is a better training site indeed, but I just hope Yuzu won't miss his family and friends so much after he gets more use to living abroad.
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I agree. I read several interviews of Yuzu. He said he was motivated to move to Cricket because he wanted to have trainining with Javie who has great skill in quads. Yuzu improves his jumps by visualizing the whole sequnces of the move and internalizing them in his body. He also said training together with Javie had been quite stimulating and encouraging. Tracy Wilson found them getting along and helping each other. In this sense, I think working with Javie would work positively for Yuzu. After all, he is quite smart kid to know what would work for him! I actually see much improvement in his performance which is evidenced by his achievements in this season. I just hope he would make his best performances in both SP and FS in Osaka. Can't wait to see them!
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Welcome to Golden Skate, Miyabi!
I agree with you.Abe choregraphed Zigeunerweisen in 2010,but one year late she came up with R&J.Not all of her work are masterpiece,same as David Wilson.If you consider that Abe choreographed Zigeunerweisen one season and then co-choreographed R&J the next, I think a second attempt for Wilson is well within reason.
I'm not the biggest fan of his 'Hello I Love You' EX this season, but the teen stripper references are- his Vertigo program was in the same vein as this one, and he was even younger than he is now. Also, he's 18, not 8 you guys. Plushenko did 'Sex Bomb' at about this age, for goodness' sake.
I hate his "Hello I Love You"and "Vertigo"at first sight.The music and outfit made me
.But I remember in his 2010 DOI show that he said with a smile that he want to show his sexiness in this Vertigo program.I like what???
I blamed Nanami every time when I saw this programe.Two years later,we have the hello show by kurt.Now I can understand different people have different view about yuzu's image.I adore him like my own son but some of my friends think he is a sexy machine.
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Same here! I LOVE his SP -- it's one of those "mature" programs that Hanyu can handle. Although he quickly reverts to his young self after the SP (just look at Kiss and Cry), his performance is convincing. And oh, did I mention that 3A coming from a counter?
I hope he gets better programs next year. He seems to have "practice" programs this year, more to train on his skating skills and quad jumps than his expression. I'm excited to see him in Sochi.
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This is an interesting point and I agree!
By the way, I am watching JSC on TV now, and this is so much fun!!
Yuzuru had a bad skate, but PLEASE LOOK AT HIS SMILES
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This is an interesting point and I agree!
By the way, I am watching JSC on TV now, and this is so much fun!!
Yuzuru had a bad skate, but PLEASE LOOK AT HIS SMILES
umm, sorry for my ignorance but...what do these acronyms mean? The only show acronyms that I know are SOI (Stars on Ice) and FOI (Fiesta on Ice). What's PIW, JSC, etc? Thanks!
JSC means Japan Super Challenge
PIW means Prince Ice World
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Thanks Elsa!
By the way, I have already uploaded English subs for another feature on Yuzuru:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mgyII531qH8
It documents what happened until Finlandia, and focuses on his training in skating skills. Not as good as the 45-minute documentary, but since it interviews Yuzuru at length, it provides other insights on his training.
By the way, I have already uploaded English subs for another feature on Yuzuru:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mgyII531qH8
It documents what happened until Finlandia, and focuses on his training in skating skills. Not as good as the 45-minute documentary, but since it interviews Yuzuru at length, it provides other insights on his training.
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What about just enjoying Yuzu's skating and cheering for him instead arguing and making personal remarks like little kids?
I agree!
Wrt JSC, putting aside his failure on all the jumping passes, I thought the rest was brilliant. He must've felt pretty exhausted from doing multiple shows back-to-back. That, or it's just one of those days when he has a bad skate. Poor Yuzu, he even seemed rather dejected that he decided to sit in the back row. But, oh, boy, how I love his expression and movements on the ice. They were spot-on, sexy, confident and free-flowing. His youthful energy was just shining throughout. Some of the best movements I've seen of his SP & FS combined this season. It's really unfortunate that he couldn't do the same in the jumping department, but I'm thankful that this happened in an ice show, not in a real competition. And gotta love the infectious smile he gave after he got up from that fall on the 3A. 4CC is less than a week away, keep fit and stay healthy, Yuzu! Really looking forward to it!
And gotta love the infectious smile he gave after he got up from that fall on the 3A. 4CC is less than a week away, keep fit and stay healthy, Yuzu! Really looking forward to it!- Joined
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Wrt JSC, putting aside his failure on all the jumping passes, I thought the rest was brilliant. He must've felt pretty exhausted from doing multiple shows back-to-back. That, or it's just one of those days when he has a bad skate. Poor Yuzu, he even seemed rather dejected that he decided to sit in the back row. But, oh, boy, how I love his expression and movements on the ice. They were spot-on, sexy, confident and free-flowing. His youthful energy was just shining throughout. Some of the best movements I've seen of his SP & FS combined this season. It's really unfortunate that he couldn't do the same in the jumping department, but I'm thankful that this happened in an ice show, not in a real competition.
I agree! It will be even better! Yuzuru Go!
I know two sports jouranlist may help you.One of them live in Japan,if you have words to say to yuzu you can tell her.Another one who is a friend of Aoshima.
I don't have yuzu's email
.When I actually have another my fav skater' email I went totally speechless.
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