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Yuzuru Hanyu: 2014-15 Season

If he does SP then I guess it's David Wilson choreography.
I'm quite curious what SP Wilson could do for Yuzu. I was all "Oh no" at first but then I thought "hmm". Should be classic music based I guess, if it's Wilson. Because SP it too short to grab another musical from David's favs collection. :biggrin:
 
i dont know where else to post this so i decided to post it in here :biggrin: seems like 10 years old Stephen Gogolev lands quad sal :jaw: not sure if its healthy but still impressive and looking at the comments Buttle may come back to TCC and train :laugh:
I find it useless and a bit harmful at this age to be honest. Because the kid can't use it in the next 5 years due too being too young. Same as Mishin's boy who jumps 7 triple loops. Gezz, but anyways it's their choice. I only know that I don't want to be their hips, knees or ankles (or maybe even their back) in the future.

Just out of curiosity, how are sales for tickets to the show going?
FaOI the latest shows have been sold out I think. DOI have sold standing tickets? I'm not sure it's my friend update.
 
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i dont know where else to post this so i decided to post it in here :biggrin: seems like 10 years old Stephen Gogolev lands quad sal :jaw: not sure if its healthy but still impressive and looking at the comments Buttle may come back to TCC and train :laugh:

While it is interesting, this thread is long enough with out the need to be posting things that are not related to Yuzuru :slink:

I think it should be taking like something good, but this kids will need to survive the growing process, height, weight etc. and then let´s see how the jumps work.

Thank you Meoima for the update on tickets sales.
 
While I was looking for a MAD video of Yuzuru's 4T practice that I have seen before, I found this "Soul of Atheletes" with Vietamese sub. I was so impressed Yuzuru's fans all over the world are so enthusiastic.

I cannot understand a word though :biggrin:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p1GJSryo79A

Oh, I had a question about the spirit of the athletes documentary. The version I had found has korean subtitle, which I don't understand any better than vietnamese though. But that's not the question ;)

At one point, after Yuzuru jumps and hurts himself, he actually looks at the camera and makes a sign so they stop filming (https://youtu.be/hP4a5l9j7js?t=1m17s), which they do. And that's something I had been wondering about.

Because at times it feels like he's being filmed 24/7, and from where I stand, he's very gracious about it (and about pretending they are not here at all). But does he actually have a say in all that? Can he really say : "Ok, you know what, I'm tired, no camera on me today"?
Wondering, because that vid has the only hint I've seen (admittedly I haven't watched all the existing Yuzuru videos :bow:) that he *can* say stop.
 
Oh, I had a question about the spirit of the athletes documentary. The version I had found has korean subtitle, which I don't understand any better than vietnamese though. But that's not the question ;)

At one point, after Yuzuru jumps and hurts himself, he actually looks at the camera and makes a sign so they stop filming (https://youtu.be/hP4a5l9j7js?t=1m17s), which they do. And that's something I had been wondering about.

Because at times it feels like he's being filmed 24/7, and from where I stand, he's very gracious about it (and about pretending they are not here at all). But does he actually have a say in all that? Can he really say : "Ok, you know what, I'm tired, no camera on me today"?
Wondering, because that vid has the only hint I've seen (admittedly I haven't watched all the existing Yuzuru videos :bow:) that he *can* say stop.

Well, the most polite and logical thing would be that he could decide when he wants or doesn't want the cameras to be there. And in this particular case, if there is one thing many athletes don't like, is being seen when they're hurt Or frustrated, much less filmed. And it looked like he hurt himself badly there, so I think that in cases like this, the camera crew notices and steps away.
But then, media can still be pretty invasive sometimes and Yuzuru still seems like he has a hard time saying no (meaning that he's too nice). Maybe his team and JSF can also step in when he doesn't want to be around cameras, like those months between Nats and Worlds, when we didn't know a thing about him and JSF was really protecting him from the media to spare him the unnecessary pressure.
I don't know, maybe he sometimes does ask them to step away but they edit that part out? :shrug: Or maybe he's grown too used to them already (they've been filming him since kid) and has learned both to kind of ignore their presence and avoid situations where he wouldn't want to be filmed. Those are the kind of questions that only Yuzuru himself or someone close to him could answer, but hopefully they do respect his space when/if he asks for it.
 
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Oh, I had a question about the spirit of the athletes documentary. The version I had found has korean subtitle, which I don't understand any better than vietnamese though. But that's not the question ;)

At one point, after Yuzuru jumps and hurts himself, he actually looks at the camera and makes a sign so they stop filming (https://youtu.be/hP4a5l9j7js?t=1m17s), which they do. And that's something I had been wondering about.

Because at times it feels like he's being filmed 24/7, and from where I stand, he's very gracious about it (and about pretending they are not here at all). But does he actually have a say in all that? Can he really say : "Ok, you know what, I'm tired, no camera on me today"?
Wondering, because that vid has the only hint I've seen (admittedly I haven't watched all the existing Yuzuru videos :bow:) that he *can* say stop.

i think he can and repoters would be understanding of his situation, i am sure they know him and his personality and he wouldnt say no if he doesnt have to
btw, some of you might saw it already but there is english subbed version of the documentary, thanks to the kind users who posted/translated it :cheer:
 
btw, some of you might saw it already but there is english subbed version of the documentary, thanks to the kind users who posted/translated it :cheer:

Thank you so much for linking, I haven't seen it before!

i dont know where else to post this so i decided to post it in here :biggrin: seems like 10 years old Stephen Gogolev lands quad sal :jaw: not sure if its healthy but still impressive and looking at the comments Buttle may come back to TCC and train :laugh:

You could make a new thread in The Edge, I'm sure there will be posters who don't come to Yuzuru's fan thread interested to see and discuss it. Early developement of skaters seems like a good off-season topic!
 
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There are too many beautiful and creative fanarts of Yuzu to put here......the ones that caught my attention today are:

One of Yuzuru's signature :laugh2:

Poto 1.0

Poto 2.0

Ninja Chopin and sidekicks

Yuzu in UA

Bejeweled Poto 2.0 phone cover

Coming back to Japan...by the way is Orser coming along?
This is really beautiful! ^^ I envy those artists. I'm better at writing than drawing, tho. But seeing all those make you want to try for it too. :)

lol the "Coming back to Japan" is adorable. But no, Brian is not coming along, unless he has business there too. And let's not forget that he has other students to train, like Elizabet Tursynbayeva. :)
 
FaOI the latest shows have been sold out I think. DOI have sold standing tickets? I'm not sure it's my friend update.

All shows tickets that Yuzu participates are sold out.
Addtioanl tickets for FaOI makuhari, DOI are sold out in minutes. The most crazy one is FaOI Kobe sold out in seconds....
All tickets selling websites crashed down at the 1st second.
As my personal experience, compared to last year, it is more difficult to get tickets this year. Anyway, every fan looks forward to seeing him.
 
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