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Good Morning Yuzuru, I Hope you will have a great day of practice today! And be careful with your jumps!! I can Imagine he must be doing a lot of 3A's maybe... It's 3.5 rotations, but he could do It in his sleep, so...

Yuzuru I miss you so much, you have no idea how much I Need you right now

THANKS Also, I'm definitely a dry cactus at the moment and for some time now I'm like in a FS coma until Yuzuru comes back

I might just go crazy. I have twitter and youtube blocked so I can see all of your reactions to things being shared but I cannot see the actual things. Damn VPN.

But of course. If Yuzu gets a disappointing result, it's just one person feeling disappointed (one person who knows how to turn that feeling around). If tens of thousands of fans from all different cultural backgrounds feel disappointed together, it's a huge black cloud of disappointment that covers all Earth. Of course the impact is bigger and it should worry more. The only solution? We can only control our own feelings, not someone else's, so we can try ourselves to contain and transform the feelings we have, because yes, these feelings turn into pressure and yes, Yuzuru feels it.

Omg whoever's in there is a genius

Ah, WR Seimei... it would probably get over 230...

Lol sorry but now I'm imagining a scenario during which Pyeongchang is Sochi 2.0 and Yuzu makes a new WR in the Short but messes up the Free, but everybody messes up even worst than him and he ends up having the same kuyashii gold medal that will haunt him for the next 4 years

He has time. One month and a half is a lot of days of training and rehabilitation. He will do his best. And if he's not in his best shape physically, then I'm sorry, but it's not the end of the world if he doesn't do well at Pyeongchang. The body is a machine, and Yuzuru's mental plans don't mean anything if his body cannot make them reality. Really, he's so young, he can easily get revenge at Beijing 2022 LOL and fuck the record of being 'the first man to win Olympic golds back to back in 66 years'. It's cool, but records are just records. We love his skating because he expresses life and emotions, not numbers and records. In the end, this is what I think.

You mean the Story of his pose? He was doing Shoma's LP ending pose and laughing about it with Shoma!

By the way, you guys missed it but in the last podcast before Christmas, Max and Angelo said that Shoma's crossovers are... kinda ugly (they said especially forward crossovers) Makes me laugh at the pages and pages we wrote regarding 'high quality crossovers'...

As I understood, there were! It was supposed to be his final form... and I guess, we might see it at the Olympics... it's almost fitting.

Lol they are a comic duo xD

I'm glad we agree on many things

My little baby novice genius... I could cry... I can imagine the scene. JPFed: "So, let's send invitations to the winners of the Juniors" Assistant: "Uhm, yeah uh, there's a bit of a problem with... the bronze winner" JPFed: "What, what's the problem" Assistant: "He's actually a novice" JPFed:

Tbh, even if there were a lot of 15 year olds who landed quads... (last week in Italy Daniel Grassl was the youngest skater ever to land 4Lz), the main reason the young skaters have started to train quads is because a certain someone who has led the sport for the last 4 years has shown them that pushing yourself beyond your own boundaries and pushing beyong the limits of physics can give you amazing results, it can lead you to unknown territory, foreign planets, and so on. Yuzuru admired Plushenko because he pushed the sport in his own way, but then moved on to achieve way more than anyone could imagine, and he is inspiring new generations of skaters. So, really, comparing the young skaters of today to Yuzuru of eight years ago... it's like comparing different eras of skating. Quoting Max Ambesi from NHK 2015 "From today nothing in this sport will be the same, because Yuzuru Hanyu has revolutionized everything."

Ah! I prefer this version with the green in... I wonder why did he change it!

Amazing

Is he... scolding him for going back to the ice too soon??? Should we... agree with him after all? Should we want Yuzuru NOT to compete at Nationals? But maybe the pain is really gone after all... when you're injured, there's really a lot of fear involved in harming yourself again, but if Yuzuru was able to pick himself up from this, and is feeling confident... I mean, I'm sure he doesn't need Sugita to tell him not to skate in dangerous conditions from afar. Brian knows better and honestly at this point Yuzuru should too. AAAH rumors.

I was sending embarassing audio messages to my sister and friend. Trying to keep quiet since my parents were sleeping just few meters away. I felt so light and free of worries. Yuzu is so powerful, really. It gives me motivation to become a beacon of strenght myself as well.

Yes... it feels like we are an Alternative Universe in which many things have gone poorly... but since YOLO, at this point I don't care anymore. For all we know, Yuzuru might not need Nationals to prepare for Olympics. If his shape is 100% there, he will give his all and give us two performances we will never forget. I know he will. Also, let's think about how fucking legendary it would be if he came to Pyeongchang out of nowhere, after 4 months of zero competitions, and made history like we know he can... (Maybe, this was all within calculations. The universe made it so that his performances at Olympcs will be the most breathtaking, tense, stressfull and blissfull moment in the history of figure skating. Lord Pooh help us.)

Remember when everything was ACI SP World record and nothing hurt? (those blessfull 24 hours?)...

In fact, honestly I'm not sad thinking about him not going to Nationals, more so than him not being able to train on ice right now. Because we know that he loves doing what he does and feels depressed when he can't skate. I can only imagine what I would feel if I had a broken wrist and I couldn't play any musical instrument.

Absolutely. Nathan didn't win the Free. Nathan could have easily lost had his PCS not being inflated in Short and Free (and let's not talk about GOE). Didn't he win by a margin of 5 points? That's hardly decisive, but maybe I'm just Hanyu biased... for me, decisively is at least 10 points.

Creepy LOL SO CREEPY