2022-23 Injuries and ills
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Which Kostner? Carolina Kostner???? I thought she was retired and coaching. Is she still an eligible skater?
You can also practice for show programs after you retired. Or to keep fit for coaching/choreography.
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Where did this happen? I love Carolina, and I'd love to see a recent clip of her skating.
We don't know for sure, but seems "work"-related, so we guess, skating.
(https://www.instagram.com/p/CiPrTNfrB8w/)
on her Account, you can also see bits of skating.
Carolina is busy with her own (?) sports clothing and being an ambassador for the 2026 Games in Milano.
And she's been to Japan this summer. Not sure if for a show or coaching/choreo work or a workshop.
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Yikes!!!!
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Yikes indeed! Poor Caroline! Her attitude is commendable. I wish her a speedy recovery!
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Waka
I´m glad she is focusing on her health now, but still makes me very sad
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Yuma Kagiyama was withdrawn from the Japan Open due to injury.
Based on my understanding of the situation, before Dreams on Ice in July, he began experiencing left ankle pain. He got an MRI after the event, and was diagnosed with a "bone contusion/bone bruise" (basically a microfracture? I've seen all sorts of interpretations) and inflammation, and was training without jumps for quite a while. It was thought to be caused by overpractice from the Olympic season. There was a Quadruple Axel interview with him during which he was still practicing without jumps, but I don't know when the interview was given. Based on his comments, he's well on the path to recovery but is not yet in great condition, hence the withdrawal.
Based on my understanding of the situation, before Dreams on Ice in July, he began experiencing left ankle pain. He got an MRI after the event, and was diagnosed with a "bone contusion/bone bruise" (basically a microfracture? I've seen all sorts of interpretations) and inflammation, and was training without jumps for quite a while. It was thought to be caused by overpractice from the Olympic season. There was a Quadruple Axel interview with him during which he was still practicing without jumps, but I don't know when the interview was given. Based on his comments, he's well on the path to recovery but is not yet in great condition, hence the withdrawal.
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Waka
I´m glad she is focusing on her health now, but still makes me very sad
this makes me so sad
wishing Wakaba a full recovery and a successful return to competition next year, i will miss her.
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Here comes another one 
Bradie Tennell has withdrawn from the Japan Open
"Hi everyone, I'm so disappointed to announce that I'm not going to be able to skate in Japan as planned this week. As you can see from my earlier posts, I was SO looking forward to this experience, and it makes me so sad not to be able to be there with you all. I've got an issue with my ankle that's preventing me from skating right now. While I know it's going to be resolved soon, I also know that it's going to keep me off the ice for a few weeks to be able to heal. Such a shame to miss this amazing event. Trying to keep it all in perspective that these are the ups and downs we need to go through to get to success. See you next time, Japan."
Bradie Tennell has withdrawn from the Japan Open
"Hi everyone, I'm so disappointed to announce that I'm not going to be able to skate in Japan as planned this week. As you can see from my earlier posts, I was SO looking forward to this experience, and it makes me so sad not to be able to be there with you all. I've got an issue with my ankle that's preventing me from skating right now. While I know it's going to be resolved soon, I also know that it's going to keep me off the ice for a few weeks to be able to heal. Such a shame to miss this amazing event. Trying to keep it all in perspective that these are the ups and downs we need to go through to get to success. See you next time, Japan."
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When is her first GP? This half of the season looks very bleak for her right now I was really hoping she was done with her ankle issues but it seems to always come back
Also, does this impact her going to Nationals if she can´t do the international assignments or can she still get a bye because she has to WD because of injury?
I was really hoping she was done with her ankle issues but it seems to always come back Also, does this impact her going to Nationals if she can´t do the international assignments or can she still get a bye because she has to WD because of injury?
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Her first GP is in Britain, she has plenty of time to heal.When is her first GP? This half of the season looks very bleak for her right now
Also, does this impact her going to Nationals if she can´t do the international assignments or can she still get a bye because she has to WD because of injury?
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I am losing faith in the skating season. Too many injuries and we alreadyaare missing the Russians. Great opportunity for some second or third tier skaters to win big medals.
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Kevin Aymoz stopped mid-free skate at French Masters and withdrew with an ankle injury. Wishing him a speedy recovery, especially as he was struggling with injury last season too.
Source: https://www.lequipe.fr/Patinage-art...prend-date-pour-les-futures-echeances/1358283
Source: https://www.lequipe.fr/Patinage-art...prend-date-pour-les-futures-echeances/1358283
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We need double emojis for this post! It's really bittersweet. So sad for all of the injured skaters - may they all recover completely & speedily.
May the skaters who now have the opportunity to skate in their absence really shine. 
Kevin Aymoz, so sorry for your continuing injuries. May you recover fully and ASAP!
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Some (semi?) good news:
Yuma went back on the ice at the end of September after 2 months off, and managed to get his triples back within five days but is struggling with 3As/quads. He's still dealing with a little bit of pain, but healing the injury completely is currently the priority and he will focus on adding in the more difficult technical elements later in the season. Finally, he wants to have a positive attitude no matter what happens this season.
Yuma went back on the ice at the end of September after 2 months off, and managed to get his triples back within five days but is struggling with 3As/quads. He's still dealing with a little bit of pain, but healing the injury completely is currently the priority and he will focus on adding in the more difficult technical elements later in the season. Finally, he wants to have a positive attitude no matter what happens this season.
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