yuzuangel
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yeah, i've realized this too - randomly spinning myself around (whether on ice or in an office chair or whatever) for a couple of rotations = super dizzy and nauseous. but doing 15 rotations on ice in a semi-centered spin = 5 seconds of lightheadness, but no nausea or prolonged dizziness. i have noticed that i get dizzy when i spin faster than usual, but after a while when i get used to it i stop getting dizzy. and then i get dizzy again as i get even faster tbf i kind of enjoy being really dizzy, idk why, i'm such a masochist
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I remember that, I think it was some American Junior skater, torgashev? Eta: ugh looked at his Instagram and Kraznozhon's and don't see it. Don't see it on Vincent's either....but I coulda swore it was some American junior (prob now senior skater) and someone (Johnny?) commented like "Hello Yuzuru Hanyu" haha
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thebackthebackthebacktheback why does nathan look hunched here? is it an optical illusion
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Can someone explain to me why Yuzu's posture is inferior to anyone's, including Nathan's, because I just don't see it? Because when I think of good posture I think of Yuzu, and nothing about Nathan's free skate screams great posture or lines to me, just stiffness and lack of back arch or any creative upper body choreography. When I stretch and try to hit (dream) positions I see in my head Chopin, Seimei, Notte Stellata, and H&L, and when I watch one of those young jumping beans skating I think about how much more core and upper body strength they need to keep Yuzu's lines and posture. So given that he's such an inspiration to me for his immense core and back strength and his beautiful lines and full-body involvement with the music, I really don't get why he's considered actually inferior in those aspects??
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ohh i hadn't considered this, but you're right. there were always a couple of guys who had a lot of trouble staying afloat in swim class because guys have wayy lower body fat percentage than girls. it's funny bc my university requires you to know how to swim to graduate.....
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ive never related more
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credit for find: @Danibellerika (again lol)
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Yeah and that's only on the Pyeongchang website. All officials ATR's like Cosport also charge a markup for them and they ban people from countries with official ATRs to buy them from the Pyeongchang website, bc of course they want to make $$ off of them haha
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Oh that's great, congrats. over $400 for a ticket is still so much, can't afford it >_> which is sad because it's the Olympics and I'll actually be living in a hostel minutes way from the rink oh well, guess I'll watch on TV.
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Awesome, have fun The thing is, I'll actually be in Gangneung during the Pairs SP and FS.. I would have liked to go and was also debating watching the other team events as well. But I honestly can't afford to spend almost USD$600 on each ticket (for Level A) or almost USD$400 for level B and I don't really want to go if I only get Level C seats? And it's not like those are cheap, either. It's really sad that there will be empty seats for the Olympics (and not because there's no interest) but what can I do, I already spent enough on this trip haha.. Don't get me started on the Gala. It's almost USD$800 per ticket for Level A?!?
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they better! it's the olympics, where they commercialize literally everything from open to close. it's all about $$ after all but i'm just guessing haha.
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geez they look like jumpsuits. don't like them much
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