Nathan has an interview in the upcoming issue of IFS magazine.
Team Toyota admiring the sound of Nathan's blades
Team Toyota admiring the sound of Nathan's blades
After successfully balancing the two worlds for two years, Chen is now focusing on one at a time. He has stepped away from Yale to focus on his preparation for the 2022 Games, and after Beijing he will complete his college degree and leave the ice – at least for the time being.
"I think it will be highly determined by how I feel after '22," Chen said on the topic of retirement. "Do I still have the drive? I feel like if I don't have the drive anymore, then there's no point. It'll really depend. As of now, definitely the plan is to go back to school, and even then, probably take one or two years off skating for sure, and then reevaluate."
Some changes to the choreography,
Thanks a lot to our Japanese fans and Korean fans, the videos are out
The SP
Or maybe he's training a 4F3T as the last passHe took out two little things I happened to enjoy a lot!
At least I liked the little jump after his 4Lz, which worked better than what he did before.
Also, he either hasn't practiced his SP with a triple as his last jumping pass or he changed the entry steps into his step sequence, since he went into it too early/changed some things, which kinda lessened its impact.
If anyone wants a higher def version with a somewhat sharper picture, PM me.
Or maybe just 4F with the combo only in case he misses the 4Z3T.Or maybe he's training a 4F3T as the last pass
I didn't like the new choreo as much but it appears less rushed now.
Also noticed he missed the 3A because he added the spread eagle.
The film, created in partnership with MediaMonks, a global creative and production partner of Toyota in the U.S., is bookended by a live action shot of a present, which opens up to reveal a paper wonderland world featuring scenes that represent each of the athletes––a snowy hill for Olympic gold medalist snowboarder Chloe Kim, an open road for four-time Paralympian and para cyclist Oksana Masters, an ice rink for Olympic figure skater Nathan Chen, a half pipe for Olympic Hopeful skateboarder Jordyn Barratt, and a track for Para track & field gold medalists David Brown and Jerome Avery.
Each scene was crafted using an artful combination of stop motion, illustration, animation, special effects and meticulous post-production in a world where every detail matters. As each Team Toyota athlete narrates a portion of the poem, the film comes together in a final piece which sparks a feeling of holiday wonder that offers the athletes a chance to share a gift with the world: the pivotal role they play in uniting and inspiring people through more than just medals won.
There are many other show performances, interviews, and promotional videos that aren't there but I'm too lazy to look them up.No problem! It was a pleasure. Also, if anyone from Nathan's FF would like me to add more videos to his Media profile, like interviews or features or even skates that I missed, please don't hesitate to contact me via PM and I'll help adding them![]()
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There are many other show performances, interviews, and promotional videos that aren't there but I'm too lazy to look them up.
Latest punny IG update.
Preview of his IFS magazine interview
Nathan in next year's Friends of Figure Skating calendar
Nathan mentioned as one of Petr Gumennik's favorite skaters.
Happy Holidays to all the Nathan fans!!Can you find Nathan in this fanart? (It's not too hard.)
Happy Holidays from USFS