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Yuzuru Hanyu: 2015-16 Season

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Latest P&G Yuzu Days: Photo1, Photo2, Photo3, Photo4. Translation as below by @yuzusorbet tumblr

Yuzuru’s words in P&G article (2 May 2016):
For competitions and times like that, I often use hairstyling products to fix my hair so that it does not get too messy. Because of that, I choose a shampoo that washes away the styling products without making my hair feel rough. Styling products also cause hair to be more easily damaged, so I use a conditioner as well. Figure skating is a sport where we are looked at from head to toe, including our hairstyle, so I do pay attention to haircare.

When I was a young child, I copied the hairstyle of Evgeni Plushenko whom I admire and I had a round mushroom cut. I started using Pantene from about that time and I remember the suds were really nice and my hair felt very smooth after that. I can feel that it has evolved from that long time ago, but the nice feeling of a good wash is still the same. The styling products are all cleanly washed off and I like the smooth feeling of my hair even with just shampoo alone.

From a long time back, the bathroom of the Hanyu home always had Pantene. When we all use the same shampoo, after a bath, we all have the same scent. That gives me a feeling of the bonds of family. Even now when I go back home, there is Pantene in the bathroom, and I feel very much the sense of closeness and familiarity.

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Our boy could sell ice to Eskimos :laugh:................... Pantene, Because You're Worth It :biggrin:
this is some deep advertisement right here :laugh:
 

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Pat:"look! yuzu. There are waterfouls at the river bank."
Yuzu:"Are they the couple? They seem to get along well like us!"

Our boy could sell ice to Eskimos :laugh:................... Pantene, Because You're Worth It :biggrin:

:thumbsup:I really want to request Jeff for rock-star type coreograph again.

Great. The men's programs are on my days off. Excellent.

Hope yuzu skips more of FaOi too. I know people want to see him, but the more rest the better. No more downplaying or ignoring injuries. Is this the longest he's been off the ice? I know he was off with the surgery last year, but can't remember how long that was for.

I wonder if yuzu is using jeff again. Jeff looks like he is busy with shows, first csoi and then FaOi...but there is time in mid june when it sn't scheduled... time to choreograph a new program? Can't help but be curious... it is the off season!

Proverbly, it's longer time when he's off ice. He got the surgery at the end of December, and started practice on January, in my memory.

Further, Jeff, yeah if he does coreo for yuzu in Japan, two weeks around mid June have the possiblity (i dont know if yuzu is in Japan on June..). But i'm afraid Jeff is busy preparing the latter shows. He usually coreographs group number and totally manages shows. The latter 2 shows will be diffrent from the first 2 shows.
If does the coreo will be on or after July, is it enough to practice before season?

Hahaha yes thanks for reassuring me, but the tickets are bought, so I'll go no matter what... This morning I told to a friend that's going with me "Hey girl free seating, that means queuing at 8AM" she just answered "you're kidding, are you a Yuzu fan? That means CAMP in front of the doors!" :laugh:
I'm a bit worried but the enthusiasm is still there ;)
:laugh: Good luck!
 
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Seriously what's with people connecting two male skaters in this way :disapp:

Oh come on, 90% of the time it's really just about a funny photo... :laugh: well, at least when it comes to Yuzuru in Patrick... It's not like Yuzu hasn't been shipped with everybody he appeared next to!
 
Translation the whole analysis of top men from the Russian article written by blogger Yulena. This article analyses the difficulty of short program of top seven men at World Championship 2016. Please enjoy:
http://chibura.tumblr.com/post/143787559605/my-friend-marina-has-just-translated-the-whole

Yuzuru Hanyu in his SP demonstrates the best variety of transitions. The most amount of one footed transitions, minimum running steps and crossovers. Transitions are well distributed throughout entire program. Besides skating transitions he uses transitions of figure skating elements such as spread eagles, Bauers and half jumps”, the variety of transitions are very good. Execution of transitional steps and elements are followed by hand/body movements and are accompanied with the change of movements, balancing difficult transitions but the easy steps are executed together with hand and body movements – the difficulty of transitions is very good. Transitions are well incorporated in the program (both into elements and also difficult entries /exits) All three jumping elements Yuzuru is executing with difficult exit, 2 jumps from 3 has the difficult exit as well, the difficulty of transitions are very good. The quality of executing transitions is very good, hand movements, whole upper body and head is matching the music.
 
Seriously what's with people connecting two male skaters in this way :disapp:

It's not connecting.... it's just people joking on the timing of the picture was taken where it looks like Yuzuru and Patrick was holding hand. It's a harmless off season jokes. :slink:

Seriously I can't stop laughing ! :rofl:

The comments just make it better. :laugh2:

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Pat:"look! yuzu. There are waterfouls at the river bank."
Yuzu:"Are they the couple? They seem to get along well like us!"

LMAO The shade! the shade it was throwing with that comments :laugh2:
 
Translation the whole analysis of top men from the Russian article written by blogger Yulena. This article analyses the difficulty of short program of top seven men at World Championship 2016. Please enjoy:
http://chibura.tumblr.com/post/143787559605/my-friend-marina-has-just-translated-the-whole

Thank you for posting this! I learned a lot from this article. For Yuzuru to do all that and managed to perfectly executed it multiple times is just mind boggling :shocked:
 
looking at tight shedule of GP's next season I can judge he is definitely not going to do COC. So he will do something from SA, SC, TEB, COR + NHK. SA is too early. I bet he will do COR and NHK
 
looking at tight shedule of GP's next season I can judge he is definitely not going to do COC. So he will do something from SA, SC, TEB, COR + NHK. SA is too early. I bet he will do COR and NHK

I bet either again SC or CoR and NHK :)
 
looking at tight shedule of GP's next season I can judge he is definitely not going to do COC. So he will do something from SA, SC, TEB, COR + NHK. SA is too early. I bet he will do COR and NHK

I think Javi would do SC and TEB. So Yuzu would choose between between SA and COR. I think Yuzu would prefer SA over COR because he will have less travel. But not everyone who chooses SA would get SA. Javi got COC and COR this season. I really don't think he chose COC and COR himself because it doesn't make much sense. It would make more sense for him to choose SA and TEB this season because it's closer to his training base and Spain. I think it's more likely Denis Ten was given SA by default, so Javi could only get COC and COR if he didn't want to face Patrick at SC.

From SA's perspective, they want to invite the weakest skater among the three WC medalists so their skaters can get the highest placements possible. The WC next season will determine the number of Olympic spots. They lost 3 spots by 2 points this year. USFSA would want to give their skaters the most boost next season, so they have a better chance to get 3 spots for the Olympics. I believe they want to invite Boyang. If they can find some excuse to not invite Yuzu, they will do that.
 
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I think Javi would do SC and TEB. So Yuzu would choose between between SA and COR. I think Yuzu would prefer SA over COR because he will have less travel. But not everyone who chooses SA would get SA. Javi got COC and COR this season. I really don't think he chose COC and COR himself because it doesn't make much sense. It would make more sense for him to choose SA and TEB this season because it's closer to his training base and Spain. I think it's more likely Denis Ten was given SA by default, so Javi could only get COC and COR if he didn't want to face Patrick at SC.

From SA's perspective, they want to invite the weakest skater among the three WC medalists so their skaters can get the highest placements possible. The WC next season will determine the number of Olympic spots. They lost 3 spots by 2 points this year. USFSA would want to give their skaters the most boost next season, so they have a better chance to get 3 spots for the Olympics. I believe they want to invite Boyang. If they can find some excuse to not invite Yuzu, they will do that.

I don't know that the skaters could choose, I always thought it was based on assignments or invitations. So the skaters could actually have preferences on GP series they would like to attend?
 
I don't know that the skaters could choose, I always thought it was based on assignments or invitations. So the skaters could actually have preferences on GP series they would like to attend?

I think the top seeded skaters can give their preference. But it's the feds that give the final invitation. So it's not like the top skaters can always get what they want. I would think the fed's preference is the priority, not the skaters'.
 
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