I assume this article is new?
http://www.asahi.com/articles/ASJBZ4DYXJBZUTQP01G.html
I hope someone can help with the summary. Thank you in advance.
The whole text is shown in this twitter. The summery is as follows. Further, i found another article about mental issue regarding the starting order. I remember you were concerned for it after Worlds 2016.
the newspaper source is from the twitter:
https://twitter.com/sami_stream (sorry, i cant show it specifically)
At the 6 minutes warmup, he skipped some of the planned jumps, which was different from Orser’s instruction. he failed the first 4 loop and popped 4 sal. On the other, he succeeded another 4 sal and got 4t in latter half, when is the hard time for stamina.
He had a firm strategy. He had the experience that he’d run out of stamina when he had been the second order. Thus, he tried not to decreese his stamina for the second order performance this time.
Orser who’s worked with him for 5 years has well known about his character. he says, “ there weren’t before a 6 minutes warmup like this. He is like a child before a new toy. He is obssesed with quad.” but he doesnt deny hanyu’s thought and is not impatient. “he is not injury at present. Im satisfied with just that.”
Orser plans to let him tackle other elements than jumps, taking 5 months from now on and to heighten the perfection. he thinks making the peaking later is also OK considering the last two seasons, when he won GPF, but lost Worlds title.
Hanyu has the sense of achievement for that he got quad in latter half and seems determined saying that he will do his best with practice.
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the newspaper source is from the twitter:
https://twitter.com/sami_stream (sorry, i cant show it specifically)
(On SP day,) He came back to the hotel late around midnight. Cutting down his sleep, he just continued to ponder and repeated the image training. He had the sense that he was not good at the second order. He reflected how to get over it. As a result, he reduced the number of his jumps at the 6 minutes warmup and prevented losing his stamina....
She also said this wouldn't slow him down at all, but we all kind of know that already 
Oh well, I don't blame them...if it brings in the huge audience 
I think I remember a bit posted during the SC where it said the 4Lo was more unstable lately, so if that continues, we might see this version, even if temporarily. With the PCS scores being close, they might figure it's better to play it safe for the SP and not play massive catch up in the LP that has its own risks again as it is.
