Yuzuru Hanyu: 2017-2018
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lol, this is the greatest thing ever...
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Actor/ Director John Cameron Mitchel published about Yuzuru in his instragran account, calling him "The Baryshnykov on ice "
https://www.instagram.com/p/BflgS3UlKgh/
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If you read the comments on the post Jim Parson (Sheldon Cooper The Big Bang Theory) comments about Yuzuru in the post
OMG! I'm obsessed with JCM!!! This is so random and so amazing! :luv17:
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True, haven´t notice
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Yuzuru and his never ending crazy dreams
I wouldn't call it crazy. It's well-thought. Mix of Japanese, North American, Western European and Russian coaching schools specificity would with no doubt create top skaters. Just imagine yourself :luv17:
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Same thought. At the same time they can prepare some badass ice shows and go crazy together
* I can see the group choreo of a Lady Marmalade-parody in my mind already
At the same time they can prepare some badass ice shows and go crazy together
This I can imagine easily 
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https://twitter.com/petewentz/status/964914572254679040 Also Pete Wentz (from american rock band Fall-out Boy) loves Yuzu and aspires to make people throw Pooh bears. :eeking:
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Olympic Channel made a video about Yuzuru and 3.11 disaster https://twitter.com/olympicchannel/status/972623311602700288
Remember than by using yahoo.co.jp and looking for 3.11 Yahoo will donate 10 yens for every search
Remember than by using yahoo.co.jp and looking for 3.11 Yahoo will donate 10 yens for every search
IMHO Yuzu's ideal school would be great. But its going to be difficult to pull off.
Like B. Orser when he was asked about coaching Yuzu and Javi, he said something like when two superstars are together it could be difficult since they have strong ideas.
Its just a plus that Yuzu and Javi are both kind their training worked. :agree:
If I remember correctly Lambiel taught and inspired him to do spins on an ice show.
While Plushenko is his forever icon.
And Weir I think for showanship and creativity. He made some of Yuzu's costumes.
He probably found elements that these three have which he wants to learn more and maybe to coach too the best skaters possible.
Like B. Orser when he was asked about coaching Yuzu and Javi, he said something like when two superstars are together it could be difficult since they have strong ideas.
Its just a plus that Yuzu and Javi are both kind their training worked. :agree:
If I remember correctly Lambiel taught and inspired him to do spins on an ice show.
While Plushenko is his forever icon.
And Weir I think for showanship and creativity. He made some of Yuzu's costumes.
He probably found elements that these three have which he wants to learn more and maybe to coach too the best skaters possible.
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I hadn't seen this video at the time:
http://www.nbcolympics.com/video/yuzuru-hanyu-loves-his-loud-and-crazy-fans
Liked it :agree:
http://www.nbcolympics.com/video/yuzuru-hanyu-loves-his-loud-and-crazy-fans
Liked it :agree:
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On this day, I'd like to re-share Yuzu's performances dedicated to the people affected by the 3.11 disaster.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_8TLD10Rzug White Legend
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iy7ykIz96m4&t=9s Hana Wa Saku
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CgQLeHAhkDc&t=5s Requiem
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_8TLD10Rzug White Legend
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iy7ykIz96m4&t=9s Hana Wa Saku
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CgQLeHAhkDc&t=5s Requiem
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Thank you, Interspectator! Rewatching these. Requiem for Heaven & Earth is definitely my favorite, gave me shivers the first time I watched.
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I googled this band and found out they would come to Japan in next month (live in Budokan!)
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whoaa, it was a while since I watched Requiem!, I just remembered how much I liked that program, and the boston one just kills me
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The auction has been still suffered from the trolls, and Yahoo and Webbellmark have decided to put them on the blacklist and have other actions after having much discussion. I thank them for their efforts and I am relieved a little to see it has been going well since last night
Now 8 hours to go!
https://page.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/e265647509
Now 8 hours to go!
https://page.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/e265647509
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https://www.olympicchannel.com/en/p...al-owned_Yuzuru_Hanyu_Gala_Tribute_earthquake
Olympic Channel has finally uploaded Yuzu's ex program at PC :luv17:
Olympic Channel has finally uploaded Yuzu's ex program at PC :luv17:
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1&v=PcpUCeNaL8c From today's memorial broadcast from News Every.
This is a re-cap of Yuzu's relationship with the 3.11 disaster and his thoughts toward his performance of Notte Stelata at the Olympics.
Talking to those still living in temporary housing he said "I felt powerless even after winning, coming here and visiting has saved me. If people can feel energized by my skating results, then that's the best thing I can do for everyone."
The smiles of those from the disaster area from the Sochi medal became the power for Hanyu to move forward.
https://twitter.com/axelsandwich/status/972730266769940480 Some translations of the video, also in this tweet.
This is a re-cap of Yuzu's relationship with the 3.11 disaster and his thoughts toward his performance of Notte Stelata at the Olympics.
Talking to those still living in temporary housing he said "I felt powerless even after winning, coming here and visiting has saved me. If people can feel energized by my skating results, then that's the best thing I can do for everyone."
The smiles of those from the disaster area from the Sochi medal became the power for Hanyu to move forward.
https://twitter.com/axelsandwich/status/972730266769940480 Some translations of the video, also in this tweet.
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Well, Yuzuru invited Lambiel to see his programs at training when he was in Canada before this season. I think he wanted his opinion on improvements in regards to (artistic) expression etc. Also, when Yuzuru spoke about Lambiel in an interview (I think it was Shizuka Arakawa's 'Friends on Ice' talk), he mentioned something about choreography (it was without English subtitles, so that's all I could understand). I think Yuzuru values/appreciates and respects Stephane for more than just spins.
Plus, this is so off-topic, but I am still sometimes amazed at people thinking that spins are all there is to Lambiel and that nothing else can possibly be learned from him. This is not aimed directly at you, as I don't know if you really think that way, but, yeah, there really seem to be skating fans who think that, so.....
Back to the topic, it would be a great skating school/academy with all of them as coaches indeed
. Not really possible, since Lambiel has his own skating school in Switzerland, as does Plushenko in Russia, and Weir seems to have chosen a different kind of career for himself, but inviting them as guest teachers could be a wonderful possibility.
