okay, but can only national team members go to international competition or others too?
2018-19 Chinese figure skating
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okay, but can only national team members go to international competition or others too?
Never heard of a rule against it, but I'd assume if you want to then you'd have to pay your own way, which is really expensive.
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Misha Ge is at Qingdao at the moment.
He posted a pic of Wang/Wang ( so glad to see them ^^)
https://www.instagram.com/p/BlGUkFNBZ8j/?hl=en
He also posted an insta story of Boyang's signature gold skates on the floor. Heuheuheu....
He posted a pic of Wang/Wang ( so glad to see them ^^)
https://www.instagram.com/p/BlGUkFNBZ8j/?hl=en
He also posted an insta story of Boyang's signature gold skates on the floor. Heuheuheu....
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Thanks! Nice to see them do another modern program; loved their Mika FD last season. Also, looks like they are incorporating the new choreographed sliding movement.
Does anyone know what their music is?
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Some dark stuff happening in the corresponding music video (vevo).
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No, members outside out the national team can go to the international competition. Last season, Hongyi Chen is not in the Chinese national team still represent China in JGPs and Jr. Worlds.
Xiangyi An is not old enough for 2022, that may be one reason she is not in that team. And her dad is her coach so her training time is more than the other girls and her dad can earn more by coaching other kids. If she get in the national team, she might have less training time and her dad will not able to coach other kids and payed less.
Misha Ge is doing choreo for Wang/Wang. I put a spell on you for sp and sounds like Life is beautiful for FS.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BlLckeanS2d/
https://www.instagram.com/p/BlOLAN5ni_r/
I thought they were no longer on national team?
https://www.instagram.com/p/BlLckeanS2d/
https://www.instagram.com/p/BlOLAN5ni_r/
I thought they were no longer on national team?
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Oh yay! I love Wang/Wang and I was wondering if we'd get to see them again.
they aren't but that doesn't mean that they are retired.. they are getting new programs
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Wow, and it says Ilinykh worked with them as well O_O Good for them, I hope to see them in competitions even if they're not on Team China. Fingers crossed.
incredible interview with Han Yan:
https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/_tydH3ppGzT0WmLIdpmsHw
There he talks about the reasons for him not being on the national team anymore, as well as his bad results at the olympics. (basically what we already know from this statement of his fan site: https://twitter.com/HanYanFanVan/status/981496410959962112 ) But here we hear it from him himself.
Also his love for figure skating is really admirable. Even though his fed decided to no longer support him, he will continue competing.
right now he is coaching young kids at Pang/Tong's ice rink and regaining his physical shape.
he also had some nice things to say about his experiences when training abroad:
And his take on the new change of rules in figure skating:
As you can see Han Yan has and is always very classy in his statements. He was never stand-offish or rebellious, even when he offered criticism (like suggesting that the new rules will become 'clearer and more in detail'). The way he is treated by his fed makes me sad. But it's great to read that this at the same time is an opportunity for him to grow as a person and makes his own decision. I wish him all the best for his future!
https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/_tydH3ppGzT0WmLIdpmsHw
There he talks about the reasons for him not being on the national team anymore, as well as his bad results at the olympics. (basically what we already know from this statement of his fan site: https://twitter.com/HanYanFanVan/status/981496410959962112 ) But here we hear it from him himself.
Also his love for figure skating is really admirable. Even though his fed decided to no longer support him, he will continue competing.
right now he is coaching young kids at Pang/Tong's ice rink and regaining his physical shape.
he also had some nice things to say about his experiences when training abroad:
And his take on the new change of rules in figure skating:
As you can see Han Yan has and is always very classy in his statements. He was never stand-offish or rebellious, even when he offered criticism (like suggesting that the new rules will become 'clearer and more in detail'). The way he is treated by his fed makes me sad. But it's great to read that this at the same time is an opportunity for him to grow as a person and makes his own decision. I wish him all the best for his future!
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Yan Han's coaching situation seemed bizarre to me. He had a great relationship with his original coach, but then was training with Mingzu Li in the US! (has she had any success in training male skaters at all? Not to mention her bad ending with Zijun)!! And then trained under Zhao?? !! with pairs. Why didn't allow him to stay with his original coach? What happened to her?
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If you wanna know something about Boyang, just check this thread if you can read chineses
Almost all the chinese fans are complaining about his coaching situation.
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https://tieba.baidu.com/p/5778558277
Almost all the chinese fans are complaining about his coaching situation.
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https://tieba.baidu.com/p/5778558277
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If it's the one I'm thinking about, I'd advise people not to. It got pretty nasty, and there's a lot of conspiracy theories floating around there iirc.
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