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Every relationship has problems, i am well aware of that. Is just that this time was really apparent and it was negatively affecting his skating, and who knows since when they were like that, some said that after World's, if it was like that then my comment still stands: I hope they never have to do that again, in the sense of letting it go unresolved for so long, and IIRC we agreed that it was probably something cultural if it was the case, so that's why i said that i hope they both understood that if this is going to keep on going and want good results, they must be completely honest and speak what it's on their minds.

Well, this season in particular he was injured but wanted to introduced new jumps at both of his SP and LP + adding number of quads in his LP. I don't know about worlds, that is just pure speculation. But all that Yuzuru mentioned openly was that they are completely in disagreement with training approach and how to approach the season. This is in agreement with what both Brian and Tracy has stated clearly in broadcast commentaries and interviews about how unhappy they were with the way Yuzuru is focusing on quads and jumps and neglect/sacrifice a bit of the skating. Looking at Yuzuru and how YOLO he is, I seriously doubt this will be the last disconnect/discourse they have. I am also pretty sure this is not their first (the 4S saga during oly season, the saga with adding 4S to the SP. remember?). He usually always gets his way though, and partially that is because he eventually proved to Brian and the TCC team that he can pull it off. ;)
 
A thread for introverts occasionally ridden by anxiety. Great place to be!
I have to say I get horribly tired meeting crowds of people I've nothing to do with. Crowds of people I know is ok-ish, if it doesn't last long. Otherwise, give me a book. :)
And if you add the food factor to that - the need to be choosy and picky, because you can't consume any thing - things get worse.

I totally get all the people in this thread - I am an introvert myself and pretty embarrasing at every social situation. Maybe that's why I like Shoma that much :laugh2:. It has to do something with the fact I used to be ill all the time in my childhood, so I had to get by myself. I understand Brian's sentiments because of that; Yuzuru's whole life has been about skating so he doesn't have time for other things... Anyway, introverts of the world, unite! :laugh:

Sorry, I love weird humor if you get this...
 
I totally get all the people in this thread - I am an introvert myself and pretty embarrasing at every social situation. Maybe that's why I like Shoma that much :laugh2:. It has to do something with the fact I used to be ill all the time in my childhood, so I had to get by myself. I understand Brian's sentiments because of that; Yuzuru's whole life has been about skating so he doesn't have time for other things... Anyway, introverts of the world, unite! :laugh:

Sorry, I love weird humor if you get this...

Am i imagining things or did Yuzu say at one point that he doesn't want his life to be just skating?
 
Omg 14 hours ahead of me. Almost 4 hours for SP? May I ask how many participants are there? Assuming he's in the last group I want to wake up only for the final flight?
30 for the SP, it gets cut down by 6 for the FS, so 24.
The last group starts around 20:30, a tad later but thereabout should be safe enough, providing he's in it but we'll know in advance.
The draw for Nationals is usually super random right? Just like worlds? If I am not wrong, last year for the SP, Yuzuru's was live but I don't remember how the FS was. 24 people would take about 4 hours per discipline, so 8 for men and ladies. I don't expect them to air everything live, I think.

At SP, usually the top 12 skaters (those who receive special support from JFS and those who have got good result in eastern and western Japanese championships) will skate in group 4 and 5, and the rest of the guys will be in group 1 to 3. Those who compete in GPS are the former, so Yuzuru will be in G4 or G5. And these two groups will probably be broadcasted live or slightly delayed, according to precedent years.
At FS, top 6 of the SP will skate in the last group, but guessing from the broadcasting schedule it won’t be aired live, and they will probably cover only the last two groups (with a few skaters from the first two groups who skated superbly, maybe.) after broadcasting Ladies’ SP.

edit: Sorry I made a mistake. There will be only 4 groups in the FS, so I corrected the bolded part.
 
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I totally get all the people in this thread - I am an introvert myself and pretty embarrasing at every social situation. Maybe that's why I like Shoma that much :laugh2:. It has to do something with the fact I used to be ill all the time in my childhood, so I had to get by myself. I understand Brian's sentiments because of that; Yuzuru's whole life has been about skating so he doesn't have time for other things... Anyway, introverts of the world, unite! :laugh:

Sorry, I love weird humor if you get this...

Yeah, it's like 'Cats of the world, unite!' :D
Come on, he's 22 just years old, let him be engrossed by what he's doing now and let all the other things crop up naturally in his path. There's time and season for everything. So far he's got his hands full what with his ambitions for another Olympic gold and his studies too.
 
Well, this season in particular he was injured but wanted to introduced new jumps at both of his SP and LP + adding number of quads in his LP. I don't know about worlds, that is just pure speculation. But all that Yuzuru mentioned openly was that they are completely in disagreement with training approach and how to approach the season. This is in agreement with what both Brian and Tracy has stated clearly in broadcast commentaries and interviews about how unhappy they were with the way Yuzuru is focusing on quads and jumps and neglect/sacrifice a bit of the skating. Looking at Yuzuru and how YOLO he is, I seriously doubt this will be the last disconnect/discourse they have. I am also pretty sure this is not their first (the 4S saga during oly season, the saga with adding 4S to the SP. remember?). He usually always gets his way though, and partially that is because he eventually proved to Brian and the TCC team that he can pull it off. ;)

It's also just speculation on my part, but I know that if I were a coach and I had a student coming back from an injury and learnt that student is planning to up his ante, I'd probably object - just because I'd be concerned for his/her health. :)
 
Yeah, it's like 'Cats of the world, unite!' :D
Come on, he's 22 just years old, let him be engrossed by what he's doing now and let all the other things crop up naturally in his path. There's time and season for everything. So far he's got his hands full what with his ambitions for another Olympic gold and his studies too.

Maybe is just me, i'm 24 but i feel like i'm behind in so many things... And one of the biggest is in the socialization aspect so maybe i'm just worried that he might feel this too... But he's a smart kid and plans ahead, so i should stop thinking about this :laugh:

At least we understand that part of him because looks like many of us are introverts too :laugh: Can we live in the newly created Planet Hanyu now :laugh: ?
 
A thread for introverts occasionally ridden by anxiety. Great place to be!
I have to say I get horribly tired meeting crowds of people I've nothing to do with. Crowds of people I know is ok-ish, if it doesn't last long. Otherwise, give me a book. :)
And if you add the food factor to that - the need to be choosy and picky, because you can't consume any thing - things get worse.

Me too! Whenever I have an event planned or an outing with someone, a few days beforehand I'm like "nice, this will be fun," and when it's time to go I'm like "Why did I ever agree to this?" hoping that it'll be cancelled (but afterwards I'm glad I did it, lol!)
 
Am i imagining things or did Yuzu say at one point that he doesn't want his life to be just skating?

Well, I wouldn't be surprised, since who would ever want their life to be just skating? And the fact that he's doing university and studying something not really skating related shows he wants to do things outside of skating at some point.
 
Well, I wouldn't be surprised, since who would ever want their life to be just skating? And the fact that he's doing university and studying something not really skating related shows he wants to do things outside of skating at some point.

I thought he said he wanted to apply his studies to his skating though.
 
Well, I wouldn't be surprised, since who would ever want their life to be just skating? And the fact that he's doing university and studying something not really skating related shows he wants to do things outside of skating at some point.
Too bad i didn't catch everything he said in the program where he was with Shoma and Oda, when they asked what they would be doing in the future. He did said that probably not skating, later in life, but i didn't understand what he said u.u

Edit: I feel like i am not expressing myself correctly, like yeah, no one wants their life to revolve around just one thing, and i wasn't trying to say "He should go out like a normal person!!!!" or anything, especially coming from me since i am struggling with both things right now. I feel like it sounded a bit rude and that wasn't my intention at all, maybe it has nothing to do with it but i was listening to a japanese music show while i've been replying to this thread while paying attention to my environment in case anyone talked to me which caused a bit of a language jam, so maybe my choice of words wasn't ideal... I apologize if anything of what i said before sounded rude/unrespectful!
 
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Yeah, it's like 'Cats of the world, unite!' :D
Come on, he's 22 just years old, let him be engrossed by what he's doing now and let all the other things crop up naturally in his path. There's time and season for everything. So far he's got his hands full what with his ambitions for another Olympic gold and his studies too.

If you knew which country I'm from you'd get this. :laugh2:
Anyway, figure skating is a sport for the young, so one has to utilize all the time they have. And Yuzuru is certainly doing that! Although I'm sure he'd love to have another passion after retiring. :laugh: (No one wants him to retire anyway...)
 
I thought he said he wanted to apply his studies to his skating though.

Oh I thought he was saying that as one reason for the media...but he did say he couldn't see himself working as a coach/choreographer and wanted to do freelancing (but not sure for what)?
 
If you knew which country I'm from you'd get this. :laugh2:
Anyway, figure skating is a sport for the young, so one has to utilize all the time they have. And Yuzuru is certainly doing that! Although I'm sure he'd love to have another passion after retiring. :laugh: (No one wants him to retire anyway...)

We don't mention the r word :sad4:
 
Edit: I feel like i am not expressing myself correctly, like yeah, no one wants their life to revolve around just one thing, and i wasn't trying to say "He should go out like a normal person!!!!" or anything, especially coming from me since i am struggling with both things right now. I feel like it sounded a bit rude and that wasn't my intention at all, maybe it has nothing to do with it but i was listening to a japanese music show while i've been replying to this thread while paying attention to my environment in case anyone talked to me which caused a bit of a language jam, so maybe my choice of words wasn't ideal... I apologize if anything of what i said before sounded rude/unrespectful!

haha not at all...you'd be the last person I'd suspect of being rude/disrespectful to yuzu :laugh:
 
I’m an introvert but I don’t think Yuzu is necessarily an introvert. He seems to be very communicative in social occasions and good at making friends. He’s just focusing on training when he is in Toronto...
 
Too bad i didn't catch everything he said in the program where he was with Shoma and Oda, when they asked what they would be doing in the future. He did said that probably not skating, later in life, but i didn't understand what he said u.u

Edit: I feel like i am not expressing myself correctly, like yeah, no one wants their life to revolve around just one thing, and i wasn't trying to say "He should go out like a normal person!!!!" or anything, especially coming from me since i am struggling with both things right now. I feel like it sounded a bit rude and that wasn't my intention at all, maybe it has nothing to do with it but i was listening to a japanese music show while i've been replying to this thread while paying attention to my environment in case anyone talked to me which caused a bit of a language jam, so maybe my choice of words wasn't ideal... I apologize if anything of what i said before sounded rude/unrespectful!

Replying to edit - don't worry, nothing you said was rude or inapropriate, you were just worried about him and added Brian sentiments which are completely reasonable. Just because some people might not agree with you, don't be scared of what to say. You were polite and respectful.
 
So I'm going to Japan next month for a Study Abroad program with my school. We're going to be visiting and meeting with a lot of companies and one of the places we will be visiting is Waseda University, Yuzu's school!:eeking::eeking::eeking: I can't wait to share with them how much of a fan I am! If he's a national treasure I'm sure he's a university treasure as well!

Oh I thought he was saying that as one reason for the media...but he did say he couldn't see himself working as a coach/choreographer and wanted to do freelancing (but not sure for what)?

He is studying human informatics and cognitive sciences, which he believes can help in his own skating. At least according to Wikipedia.
 
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