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Yuzuru Hanyu: 2016-17 Season

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I dreamt I was in the arena in Helsinki waiting for the men's sp but!! I woke up before Yuzu could even appear??? what a shame :drama:
 
Actually, Yuzu kinda makes me want to know how to edit songs because I'm a movie scores collector and I have a bunch of songs I want him to skate to but most of them needs to be edited since their duration is either too short or too long

I wonder if we can send him CDs too? In case I want to send them one day :laugh:

I suppose you can send it to TCC. As far as I know fans sent him music before.
 
Can someone translate this ? :) https://twitter.com/takuboutan/status/843695165827031040/photo/1

I don't know if this is new, but I think this is in Ice Rink Sendai? just curious since it says 2017 so maybe it's a new message from Yuzu? :)

I think this is a congratulation message from Yuzuru for the 10th anniversary of Ice Rink Sendai.

Rough translation by me.

"Congratulations for the 10th Anniversary!

Please keep conveying all the thoughts of everyone on the ice from now on.

Yuzuru Hanyu 2017"

Exact date not confirmed.
 
I dreamt I was in the arena in Helsinki waiting for the men's sp but!! I woke up before Yuzu could even appear??? what a shame :drama:

I also had a dream like that. Except I only watched Yuzu's SP and saw him pop the 4S3T in front of me...:con3:

I had a moment of disappointment before I realized that Worlds is still ten days away and woke up.
Though he did get a score of 102...
 
I also had a dream like that. Except I only watched Yuzu's SP and saw him pop the 4S3T in front of me...:con3:

I had a moment of disappointment before I realized that Worlds is still ten days away and woke up.
Though he did get a score of 102...

I had a dream about clean SP and score of 109 a few days ago. Whan I woke up I wondered why it wasn't WR.:laugh:

Anyone is having dreams about free skate? :biggrin:
 
Can someone translate this ? :) https://twitter.com/takuboutan/status/843695165827031040/photo/1

I don't know if this is new, but I think this is in Ice Rink Sendai? just curious since it says 2017 so maybe it's a new message from Yuzu? :)

Seems like there was an talk show today in Ice rink Sendai, celebrating it’s tenth anniversary (which is 22th.) Shizuka Arakawa was the guest (movie1, 2) and she talked a little bit about Yuzu too. According to Shizuka, skaters training in Sendai are generally not so competitive as ones training in Nagoya because they don’t have many rivals in Sendai. However, Yuzu was the one who would be energized when people were watching him, so Shizuka thought that he would flourish someday and he actually did.
Yuzu might have sent this board lately as a celebration?

The message is bit hard to translate, because 想い can be read in several ways. I would translate “Happy 10th anniversary! Please be there forever as a vehicle of everyone’s passion!”

ETA: Oh sorry the message has already been translated. Too bad that I'm so slow when I write...
 
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I also had a dream like that. Except I only watched Yuzu's SP and saw him pop the 4S3T in front of me...:con3:

I had a moment of disappointment before I realized that Worlds is still ten days away and woke up.
Though he did get a score of 102...

Let's try to focus our mental energy on him skating a clean sp at worlds with a perfect 4Lo landing, a fully rotated and landed 4S3T, a perfectly timed StSg and the energy and expression he had in marseille!!! :cheer:
 
I think this is a congratulation message from Yuzuru for the 10th anniversary of Ice Rink Sendai.

Rough translation by me.

"Congratulations for the 10th Anniversary!

Please keep conveying all the thoughts of everyone on the ice from now on.

Yuzuru Hanyu 2017"

Exact date not confirmed.

Seems like there was an talk show today in Ice rink Sendai, celebrating it’s tenth anniversary (which is 22th.) Shizuka Arakawa was the guest (movie1, 2) and she talked a little bit about Yuzu too. According to Shizuka, skaters training in Sendai are generally not so competitive as ones training in Nagoya because they don’t have many rivals in Sendai. However, Yuzu was the one who would be energized when people were watching him, so Shizuka thought that he would flourish someday and he actually did.
Yuzu might have sent this board lately as a celebration?

The message is bit hard to translate, because 想い can be read in several ways. I would translate “Happy 10th anniversary! Please be there forever as a vehicle of everyone’s passion!”

ETA: Oh sorry the message has already been translated. Too bad that I'm so slow when I write...

Thank you! :thank:
 
2014 Grand Prix Final in Barcelona, Short Program, Ballade No 1 op. 23 in G minor by F. Chopin

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t6KAhbCpXkA

Commentator: Sigi Heinrich, not live

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And of course the men's finale has been anticipated with great excitement because it was organized with spanish participation. For the first time in Spain and with Javier Fernandez, as well. But of course the rivals are wide awake and first of all we show you the short program of Yuzuru Hanyu- the olympic victor who painstakingly fought through the season.
It was almost as if he were still feeling the effects of the past season with olympic gold and his title in the world championships in his own country. In the beginning of the season he seemed quite worn out, then there was the collision with a collegue, Han Yan, at the Cup of China. In spite of that he managed to reach the Grand Prix Final and began his program with this gorgeous quadruple toe loop.

(end of program)
Well, he did not radiate that much confidence in his short program- it had nothing to do with his fall, dear viewers. We know a Yuzuru Hanyu differently- but this post-olympic season was a little bit of a horror for the japanese national hero. This is a very very difficult situation for him but how he masters it nevertheless, that is amazing, Brian Orser's protégé. There was almost this impression that he was happy his program went somewhat smoothly- a deduction of one point- he didn't even loose that many points through this fall which one shouldn't forget.
If the arena was well-visited, like I previously mentioned, it has primarily to do with Javier Fernandez's participation.
(again about Yuzuru) He always bows properly. That is Brian Orser who only has to make sure maybe not to overkill with his protégé. (lit. "do too much good.") But he seemed, he seemed a little more recovered, almost, that should be mentioned as well. At the last Grand Prix he had a miserable free and now his short looked considerably better.
It's surprising Yuzuru Hanyu's components score did not skyrocket this time like it was the case in the past. The judges pleasantly restrained themselves. It is observable that gradually they learn how to handle the components score. You should not judge everything on one level after a good start so that you, for example, give a lower score for the transistions and a little more for presentation. You can judge like that, that was rarely applied in this way in the past.

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Notes: I tried to make sense of his comments in the end but I'm not sure if I understood him correctly (or at all).
 
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http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x5f9ngr_170318-19-小ネタ-etc_sport

Daisuke talks about Yuzu 3-18 on Merenge no Kimochi (Meringue feeling? :o)
0:00-0:50

rough translations, maybe incorrect XD
0:10 - He's happy about this passing on to next generation (Hanyu), but when he was still competing, Yuzu was making progress in leaps and it shook/worried him.
0:38 - (Host: Even from perspective of pro skater, Hanyu is amazing?) In terms of technique, no one can win against him. Quality is high, jump quality is great, good at spins.
0:44 - You get the feeling he has mastery over this space, he has such powers.
 
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