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More Nagoya TV news with new interview footage
Also wherever Hanyu goes, he helps revive the economy
Also wherever Hanyu goes, he helps revive the economy
Thank you!More Nagoya TV news with new interview footage
Also wherever Hanyu goes, he helps revive the economy
Someone noticed than in Fantasy on Ice (part B of the tour) opening, Yuzuru Hanyu had "Yagudin steps", followed in a flow by "Hamilton steps":
I didn't expect a comment from him, but after thinking it's not surprising: with Gabriella Papadakis they seem to like contemporary dance a lot, and Raison was a very successful beginning on this field for Yuzuru Hanyu. I'm nevertheless very happy of his comment!The Hanyu video now in KOSE stores
Translation of Cizeron's commentary on Raison
It seems that contemporary dance is becoming popular among figure skaters. In any case, this is a very complicated and interesting genre. I hope Yuzuru will continue to progress in this style.I didn't expect a comment from him, but after thinking it's not surprising: with Gabriella Papadakis they seem to like contemporary dance a lot, and Raison was a very successful beginning on this field for Yuzuru Hanyu. I'm nevertheless very happy of his comment!
FaOI Shizuoka Day 2, with a bonus: Day 3 Encore (Notre-Dame-de-Paris) from a new camera angle.
It seems that contemporary dance is becoming popular among figure skaters. In any case, this is a very complicated and interesting genre. I hope Yuzuru will continue to progress in this style.
I'd like that.
Maybe in this video?
It really is the best angle for him, which hides his fatigue and shows his emotions more.
starting at 29:47
I truly believe it's not about his retirement. However, he has still unclear coaching situation (with TCC in his ISU bio, but with no their assistance in Beijing). So maybe he decided to return to Canada or to end officially their relations and switch to another coach. That would be quite important announcement, worth of a press conference.Or his decision might be about something else entirely...
I hope you're right. I'd like for him to go back to Brian if they get along. Yuzuru's competitive career isn't likely to take much longer, so why change coach if these two already know each other well.I truly believe it's not about his retirement. However, he has still unclear coaching situation (with TCC in his ISU bio, but with no their assistance in Beijing). So maybe he decided to return to Canada or to end officially their relations and switch to another coach. That would be quite important announcement, worth of a press conference.