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-Was it hard in terms of stamina?
I thought it was difficult to do two triple jumps at first. Because no one has done this kind of (high-level) layout. It was unexperienced territory."
-You muttered something after the performance.
"It couldn't be helped". It was the first competition (in this season). I could get big harvest called "the regret". By the score and the performance contents in SP, I think I could manage to give the image that I was strong, "I will win the Olympics". I will chase strong myself and surpass with more difficult layout."
-Compared to yesterday, was there difference in both mental and physical states?
Not specially. Of course, I know doing FS after good SP is hard. I had too unnecessary stress."
-Having high-level layout, you focused more than yesterday (SP).
It's over if I say it was difficult. It was definitely my own lack of ability. I have to train more. I had discomfort in my (right) knee and I got messed up in the lower-level layout and it ended. I've been training uncomfortably and it was my lack of adjustment. This is the season I have to keep having good competitions building up my body for the Olympics. It was good first competition.
-You had regretful experiences before. What's the level of regret today?
It is the frustrated regret. I think I should have attempted 4Lo after all. Doing 4Lz was also not impossible. In that point, I am frustrated.
-Do you prefer(enjoy) challenging?
I am a competitor. I can never perform like myself without challenging.
-You tried to overcome the performance with your will.
I popped 3Lz at first, and I thought a lot, and my concentration was gone. My lack of focus is eternal subject in my skating life. The gap between good time and bad time is intense.