Yuzuru Hanyu: 2015-16 Season | Page 491 | Golden Skate

Yuzuru Hanyu: 2015-16 Season

Status
Not open for further replies.
Meoima said:
My blood type is O. I can donate my blood to you. :laugh:
Click to expand...

Thank you Meoima. May be this is one of the reason why Yuzu endorses the "Love in Action" campaign, he knows his fans need blood transfusion some days :laugh:

And, just because my IYHS starts rising:
His beautiful spread eagle-3A-spread eagle
https://twitter.com/thehabuyuyumi/status/704057838956474368

4L
https://twitter.com/master_chel/status/703075300456812546

4S
https://twitter.com/thehabuyuyumi/status/703878342991175680

4T
https://twitter.com/thehabuyuyumi/status/703878565780025344

For those who admire his training gear :love: *nose bleeding alert!* :luv17:
https://twitter.com/PhotobySaya/status/686900444346454016
https://twitter.com/PhotobySaya/status/702483232160247808
https://twitter.com/PhotobySaya/status/688720675578621953
 
SuzyQ said:
Nevertheless, time flies. Three years ago, Yuzuru was not so famous as he is now, even after he won the bronze medal at the Worlds. Not so many people knew about him as figure skating was not a major sport in Japan (maybe it still is not in a meaning). It is very likely that this is him.
Click to expand...
Maybe :confused2: But if that's really him, why hasn't the company cashed in on this by now? I mean in a PR kind of way, like "hey look who we got in our commercial before it was even cool to have him in your commercial!!!"
 
Pamigena said:
Maybe :confused2: But if that's really him, why hasn't the company cashed in on this by now? I mean in a PR kind of way, like "hey look who we got in our commercial before it was even cool to have him in your commercial!!!"
Click to expand...

Actually, someone just remembered in the course of talks there had been a rumour that it was Yuzuru when the photo was released. They say it has not been told so far. Just IMO, as this is the photo three years ago, people concerned might not take notice of, or not be conscious of who he was as he used to be rather unknown athlete excepting for figure skating fans. In any case, if it is truly Yuzuru, the truth would not be known until someone in the shooting crew or staff remembers who it was :cool: Till then, we can just enjoy guessing :p
 
Last edited:
Yuzu confirmed that he changes choreography on the fly depending on how he feels at the moment...I wonder if this is something a Choreographer doesn't mind (because it means he's comfortable in the program) or really dislikes (because it's not how the choreographer made it)?

I personally like it because it's super interesting to watch. even the emphasis on certain beats is different from competition to competition.
The opposite of this approach is someone like Fred Astaire who would perform exactly the same way every time, even if you put his performances side-by-side it's difficult to tell the difference. (I love Fred's approach to dancing as well)

Which do you like?
 
JustRozy said:
Glorious fun

http://yuzusorbet.tumblr.com
Click to expand...
this is so good! laughed really hard at many of them :laugh:
Interspectator said:
Yuzu confirmed that he changes choreography on the fly depending on how he feels at the moment...I wonder if this is something a Choreographer doesn't mind (because it means he's comfortable in the program) or really dislikes (because it's not how the choreographer made it)?

I personally like it because it's super interesting to watch. even the emphasis on certain beats is different from competition to competition.
The opposite of this approach is someone like Fred Astaire who would perform exactly the same way every time, even if you put his performances side-by-side it's difficult to tell the difference. (I love Fred's approach to dancing as well)

Which do you like?
Click to expand...
well I think many of us became his fans exactly because of that quality, it's very fun and interesting to see in each performance these little changes that make every performance especial :)
 
Interspectator said:
Yuzu confirmed that he changes choreography on the fly depending on how he feels at the moment...I wonder if this is something a Choreographer doesn't mind (because it means he's comfortable in the program) or really dislikes (because it's not how the choreographer made it)?

I personally like it because it's super interesting to watch. even the emphasis on certain beats is different from competition to competition.
The opposite of this approach is someone like Fred Astaire who would perform exactly the same way every time, even if you put his performances side-by-side it's difficult to tell the difference. (I love Fred's approach to dancing as well)

Which do you like?
Click to expand...

I also don't mind that he's changing the choreo from time to time.It's like playing spot-the-difference :biggrin:. That's why I don't get bored watching his competition videos on the loop because you'll always notice some changes in his choreo from competition to competition/and even in shows. You'll just go like, "Oh, it was done differently in ____," or, "he changed this from this,"
 
No wonder Yuzu made some choreo changes, since he himself was able to make big changes to adapt Chopin SP to his brand new monstrous layout in 20 days only and to create a masterpiece , just another Yuzu's mystery ! :rofl2:
 
I really love how Yuzuru changes the choreography from time to time based on how he feels skating in that moment! It's a quality that is unique to him and the way he expresses the story/movements in his skating. :biggrin: Then, each performance he gives is different than the previous ones so we can see small changes from one competition to the other (for example last season's POTO).

I mentioned in a previous post that I enjoy when Yuzuru is in ninja-mode, under the radar of the press (to train peacefully without distractions), but now I kind of miss him being on the news every so often. Can't wait until Worlds!
 
Interspectator said:
Yuzu confirmed that he changes choreography on the fly depending on how he feels at the moment...I wonder if this is something a Choreographer doesn't mind (because it means he's comfortable in the program) or really dislikes (because it's not how the choreographer made it)?

I personally like it because it's super interesting to watch. even the emphasis on certain beats is different from competition to competition.
The opposite of this approach is someone like Fred Astaire who would perform exactly the same way every time, even if you put his performances side-by-side it's difficult to tell the difference. (I love Fred's approach to dancing as well)

Which do you like?
Click to expand...

I think the choreographers wouldn't mind much. Some may even like it because it means he connects to the routine really well and makes it his own, "His little moments" as Kurt said :biggrin: Brian was right when he said you never see the same program twice with Yuzu and I think that speaks volumes of his talent, not only as an athlete, but as a performer :yes:
 
Status
Not open for further replies.

Similar threads

ramurphy2005
2026-27 Challenger Series
Replies
14
Views
2K
sissy7
sissy7
gsk8
News Jia Shin explores a more mature path for 2026–27
Replies
4
Views
638
Artemisa
A
dorispulaski
  • Sticky
2026-27 Programs by Discipline
11 12 13
Replies
257
Views
36K
cocteautwin
cocteautwin
J
Possible GP assignments for women and men
2
Replies
22
Views
4K
Jontor
J
dorispulaski
2026 World Figure Skating Championships | Men's Free Skate
46 47 48
Replies
943
Views
44K
CoyoteChris
CoyoteChris
Back
Top