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I'm just giving the info/announcement by JSF. I knew he will go to WC when he won, that's the norm.
Shoma Uno to train under Lambiel
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I'm just giving the info/announcement by JSF. I knew he will go to WC when he won, that's the norm.
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What a difference it makes having a coach, especially one as supportive as Lambiel.
Shoma looked happy and relaxed for the first time in months.
He wasn't perfect but it was good enough to win.
Shoma looked happy and relaxed for the first time in months.
He wasn't perfect but it was good enough to win.
I am amazed at Shoma's progress in the past month. He does look so relaxed. Lambiel was supportive and pleasant with him but did not gush when he won Japanese Nationals. It's that type of steady, even coaching that is so beneficial to skaters like Shoma. I wonder if Gracie Gold should give him a try? She knows how to do the jumps she just needs the right guidance and support - like Stephane! Maybe not this year but next?
At the very worst, he's number one. He's the national champion. He gets the first spot.
Nonetheless, the post you quoted didn't warrant such a reaction. It was just a report of the official announcement.
:hap85: for Shoma! :luv17:
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“I never thought I would meet a coach whom I can appreciate to the extent I appreciated Coach Mihoko Higuchi”, Shoma Uno said of Stephane Lambiel just after winning nationals.
https://twitter.com/kokomadekokomo/status/1209074122375876608?s=19
https://twitter.com/kokomadekokomo/status/1209074122375876608?s=19
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Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww!!!
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Lmao! He didn’t even need the 3F. But we definitely need this website to be a thing. First skater in history to land it! Although he’ll need to do that in an ISU competition first for it to be ratified.
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If my Japanese is correct, which it might not be, he also said that Stephane made him realise the fun of skating. I'm not surprised, he looks like he's having fun and he was pretty much relaxing to watch in the japanese nationals ex. Him (and Hanyu) owned their skates. Super fun to see!
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That is a very important thing to have, that joy and love for skating. Without it things become an uphill struggle and motivation suffers.
Shoma genuinely looked like he was having a blast instead of just trying to get through it.
Shoma genuinely looked like he was having a blast instead of just trying to get through it.
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