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Junhwan Cha

eaglehelang said:
I would love for purple costume Soohorang to become his mascot. Looking at the way Jun Hwan prominently display it on the sofa of the waiting area.
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He will have new costumes so I don't know about the purple shirt, but I am 100% on board with Soohorang becoming his mascot. Junhwan even sort of looks like one!
 
TallyT said:
True, but I really did like that white one (I like the bling, I do :laugh:)
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At least give us purple costume lovers one whole season to enjoy it. Ya all can have the white one for X seasons to come, deal?

I generally dont like white costumes, whether for male or female skater
 
ahhh so happy for him and proud, he didnt have 2nd assignment at 1st, we werent sure if he would have one, then he got GP Finland which meant back to back assignments, then he got sick after SC and still medalled at Finland against all odds cause field there was toughest one, and then made the GPF and medalled as 1st Korean male, whats not to admire about his will, determination, strong mentality and quality he brings, hopefully he can stay injury free and reach new heights with every competition, well done Jun!!!:love::luv17::yahoo:
 
I'm extremely happy for Cha´s medal at his first GPF!!! It was a nice surprise but not a huge surprise since his scores from his both GP events were higher than those of Messing, Voronov and Brezina. What was really surprising, was that his nerves held again so well... He is an excellent competitor, still so young and season´s best (so far) at GPF is a great achievement!

Cha´s PCS did rise at this event because he made the GPF and I´d assume that at Four Continents it will rise again.
 
So proud of Jun.
I was hoping for a season's best and he got it at FS.
The podium finish was such a bonus.
Loved it that he played around with his octopus shoulders during the ceremony.
He really is loosening up its cool
 
LeeJiHye19 said:
Can anyone please translate :thank:

http://https://youtu.be/jCKbV2f6mjo
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Video's blocked, let me check SBS Sports.

Edit: Found video, not much to translate but here goes anyway.

Male Announcer: Here's Cha Junhwan from Korea, skating second, (lists off coaches, choreographers, etc)
Female Announcer: He's trying a quadruple jump for the second time, quad salchow. (Junhwan lands) Yes!
Female Announcer: Triple lutz-triple loop.
Female Announcer: He goes through the step sequence.
Female Announcer: Camel spin (can't make out what she's saying here), the crowd is cheering him on with claps.
Female Announcer: Graceful Ina Bauer.
Female Announcer: Followed by a triple axel-double toeloop.
Male Announcer: (Junhwan lands his second 3A) Yes.
Male Announcer: (3F-1Lo-3S)Triple combo.
Female Announcer: Triple jumping passes in a row, connected with precise timing.
Male Announcer: Last jump landed!
Female Announcer: Yes. (Junhwan starts spinning) With all his jumps finished, he connects with the crowd and starts to enjoy himself. (Junhwan finishes the combo spin) Well done.
Male Announcer: That was Cha Junhwan from Korea, he has finished his performance.
Female Announcer: He performed with such great energy, it felt like a full-speed race from start to finish.
Male Announcer: The start had us worried, but after that (=fall) we just enjoyed his performance.
Female Announcer: The music was majestic and striking, and his face matched it.
Male Announcer: Since it's his first time (=at finals) he must've been nervous, but to see how he collected himself and concentrated on the performance, it was almost surprising, he was so focused.
Female Announcer: The dolls (Male Announcer chuckles) He looks green at first sight, but when the music starts he immediately changes, his performance skills and technical abilities are very much senior-like.
Male Announcer: Coach Brian Orser seems to be proud of him as well. And let's look over, he started with a confident look, sadly he fell on the first (=jump), quadruple toeloop.
Female Announcer: The rotation, he didn't have enough height in the air, he couldn't get his free leg back in time.
Male Announcer: Following quadruple jump.
Female Announcer: Such height, the most difficult elements performed right along to the heightening of the music.
Male Announcer: Collected himself after the quadruple jump (=4S) was successfully landed.
Female Announcer: Here we have another jumping combination. Three consecutive difficult jumping passes, triple axel, two triple axels right next to each other.
Male Announcer: His 3As and quads have settled down this season, and that is definitely helping him when he skates.
Female Announcer: The landing, he took a moment to check how his landing position was.
(KnC)
Female Announcer: He has such innate expressiveness, it just draws you in.
Male Announcer: Of course. Now at the second GP, he fell on his 4T but still got 165+, how will he do today- 174.42!! Season's best for his free skate!
Female Announcer: 83+, very good.
Male Announcer: He received 83.84 in PCS, huge score there. 263.49!! Season's Best! This is amazing.

That's about it.
 
Ichatdelune said:
Video's blocked, let me check SBS Sports.

Edit: Found video, not much to translate but here goes anyway.

Male Announcer: Here's Cha Junhwan from Korea, skating second, (lists off coaches, choreographers, etc)
Female Announcer: He's trying a quadruple jump for the second time, quad salchow. (Junhwan lands) Yes!
Female Announcer: Triple lutz-triple loop.
Female Announcer: He goes through the step sequence.
Female Announcer: Camel spin (can't make out what she's saying here), the crowd is cheering him on with claps.
Female Announcer: Graceful Ina Bauer.
Female Announcer: Followed by a triple axel-double toeloop.
Male Announcer: (Junhwan lands his second 3A) Yes.
Male Announcer: (3F-1Lo-3S)Triple combo.
Female Announcer: Triple jumping passes in a row, connected with precise timing.
Male Announcer: Last jump landed!
Female Announcer: Yes. (Junhwan starts spinning) With all his jumps finished, he connects with the crowd and starts to enjoy himself. (Junhwan finishes the combo spin) Well done.
Male Announcer: That was Cha Junhwan from Korea, he has finished his performance.
Female Announcer: He performed with such great energy, it felt like a full-speed race from start to finish.
Male Announcer: The start had us worried, but after that (=fall) we just enjoyed his performance.
Female Announcer: The music was majestic and striking, and his face matched it.
Male Announcer: Since it's his first time (=at finals) he must've been nervous, but to see how he collected himself and concentrated on the performance, it was almost surprising, he was so focused.
Female Announcer: The dolls (Male Announcer chuckles) He looks green at first sight, but when the music starts he immediately changes, his performance skills and technical abilities are very much senior-like.
Male Announcer: Coach Brian Orser seems to be proud of him as well. And let's look over, he started with a confident look, sadly he fell on the first (=jump), quadruple toeloop.
Female Announcer: The rotation, he didn't have enough height in the air, he couldn't get his free leg back in time.
Male Announcer: Following quadruple jump.
Female Announcer: Such height, the most difficult elements performed right along to the heightening of the music.
Male Announcer: Collected himself after the quadruple jump (=4S) was successfully landed.
Female Announcer: Here we have another jumping combination. Three consecutive difficult jumping passes, triple axel, two triple axels right next to each other.
Male Announcer: His 3As and quads have settled down this season, and that is definitely helping him when he skates.
Female Announcer: The landing, he took a moment to check how his landing position was.
(KnC)
Female Announcer: He has such innate expressiveness, it just draws you in.
Male Announcer: Of course. Now at the second GP, he fell on his 4T but still got 165+, how will he do today- 174.42!! Season's best for his free skate!
Female Announcer: 83+, very good.
Male Announcer: He received 83.84 in PCS, huge score there. 263.49!! Season's Best! This is amazing.

That's about it.
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Thanks:)
 
So the Gala starts at 7 am tomorrow (KST), it's Monday for me. Will I be able to get up and watch Junhwan?
 
Well damn
Jun did the thing! *insert LoZ treasure chest opening sound*

Congrats! From having a turbulent Olympic season last year to being a GPF medalist this time is outstanding achievement. There are things that he needs to further clean up (ie. URs) but damn...the consistency he has amazing and is a breathe of fresh air for the men's field. Onwards to KNats!
 
Yeah, I'm sure he and his team know better than I do (no sh!t) but he needs to pull in and get a tighter air position.
 
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