What Makes Yuzuru Hanyu Great? - Coach Brian Orser's Exclusive Insights
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- Опубликовано: 28 мар 2018
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In an exclusive interview, coach Brian Orser speaks about Yuzuru Hanyu's testing but ultimately triumphant journey to PyeongChang.
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Brian is the proudest dad in figureskating
Actually Yuzu is do you see the way he takes care of Shoma
@@scarletrequiem2340 and to pooh
@@scarletrequiem2340 Your comment is from 3 years ago and it is just so sad reading it and knowing how Shoma paid back all that care recently. 😕
@@moma-b Why? What did Shoma do? I'm just curious I don't know anything
@@user-it6xy4ix9q He pretends Hanyu never competed? Idk. There was a radio interview with him and the interviewer praised him being the first Japanese skater to win two Olympic medals and he didn't say a word that "excuse me that's incorrect, Japan has a two time Olympic champion called Yuzuru Hanyu". Then he recently said in an interview that _"But if Malinin didn't jump 4A, the 4A would've remained unknown for a really long time, and someone who could jump it wouldn't quite easily show up. He really has the technical level on jumps that I have never seen before. I wonder how many more years it'll take for an athlete at that level to show up."_ Like he never heard about Hanyu trying to jump the 4A well before the pandemic or seeing him attempting it at JNAT and Beijing and the whole media talking about Yuzuru Hanyu trying to attempt 4A for YEARS before Malinin came into the picture. At Beijing he praised Nathan Chen and himself but somehow forgot to say a word about Hanyu and Chen had to remind him! There were several other occasions when he talked about all other skaters but Hanyu. The most recent I have seen was him criticizing Hanyu's marriage, or divorce, dunno, can't remember anymore. I think he has a grudge on Hanyu.
Brian: I told him I was proud of him not because he won the gold but because of how he had triumphed over everything he had gone through. ( approx quote ).
Yong Ai Nan this part is so soft😍
Such a wonderful compliment. That's why Brian is a great coach.
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Kay Lee
I wish my Asian parents were this supportive 😭
Brian Orser has raised and trained these 2 incredibly talented men to become some of the best skaters in ISU history. They could have easily been fierce rivals like so many legendary skaters but they became friends and supported each other throughout the years. Brian can be proud.
he probably didn't want a repeat of his time when it was the battle of the Brian's aha (Boitano)
I think, in a recent interview(?) Yuzu stated that he actually expected coming to Canada will be a training environment full of rivalry with Javi. However, being Javi as he is, he didn't allow this to happen.
Which is sooo sweet! Imagine Fierce Yuzu stomping into the rink for the first time and being embraced by Javi
I saw the "Battle of the Brians" how many years ago? Kudos to Brian Orser for continuing to push the sport forward. Yuzuru is absolutely spellbinding.
Yet he's so humble and keeps highlighting their efforts, sportsmanship and great spirit rather talking about himself.
@@cammycat1015 until the backstabs
I really hope Yuzu doesn't stop skating any time soon. He made me like figure skating, he's the reason why I watched the Olympic games this year. He is a unique skater, that's why he is the best.
I'm not o-fucking-yee Not to worry, Yuzu clearly stated in an interview after the olympics that he has no intention of retiring anytime soon :)
He's said he's going to keep skating! I'm so relieved as well😅
SAMEEE
Exactly same as me. He was the reason why I wanted to understand all the skills and rules of figure skating, and he let me enjoy watching the figure skating competitions including OG. He also inspires me a lot to improve myself to have good attitude on work, life and relationship.
If he retires I will quit watching figure skating. I want him to continue his career but I don't want him suffer more injuries... four years are very long time and to see what happened on him the past four years after Sochi make me heartbroken.
Most English speakers won't know this but Yuzuru is a great talker and he is famous for his quotes and affirmations which are sometimes cute or quirky but more often useful perspectives on how to face challenges in life in general. I think one went something like - weakness and strength are sides of a sheet of paper - it's not the same interpretation as Steve Jobs' "two sides of the same coin" quote in case anyone looks it up , but more like being grateful for the weakness caused by his leg injury to give him the time and opportunity to seek out and build strength for the competition in more innovative ways that wouldn't have been possible otherwise, and the strength that was there from the beginning that allows you to see it that way, to relish the challenge when it shows up in life instead of being let down and disappointed and ultimately feel defeated. (It's been a while since I heard that interview, it's one of his many Japanese TV interviews which is probably still on RUclips, and I may be off on the original meaning/interpretation, this was just an example to talk about the incredible wisdom Yuzuru has developed over a lifetime of facing obstacles from bullies, asthma, earthquakes, injuries, in your face media, you name it, and his 'Yay, Bring it' attitude).
Kinda random but my fav Yuzuru Hanyu quote is “effort (or hard work) can lie but it will never be in vain.” I just love how this saying is so disillusive yet hopeful. True, one can put hours of hard work into something only to not achieve the goal you’ve desired for. But that experience of working hard and throwing your everything into one thing will surely be invested into something else.
Zhenni Xx i love that, thanks for sharing!
I have been following Yuzuru and am fascinated by his career and him as a person. I just wish that the Japanese videos had subtitles!
Most exceptional artists/ performers are like this. Beautiful soul and absolutely deserving of all good things coming their way
I think they must make a documentary or a film about his life in general and skating career.
Even his coach admitted that he is the GOAT
Sorry what does GOAT mean?
Greatest of all times
@@kseniabelan8427 thx
Google also confirmed that
@@giannemarisanvicente4332 where?
We love typical Olympic medallists who are overly hyper for skating, late for afternoon classes, makes Brian go crazy on a daily basis and delivers constant friendship/sportsmanship fluff to us every season.
that is actually Javi, always chill and relaxed
Yup. Yup. Yup. 🤗
Doesn’t he sound like a movie or anime protagonist 😆
@@MoonPie44 sounds like hinata but greater
Olympic channel really milking all the yuzu content... not that I'm complaining
Cheryl Lee they know how many people subscribed to their channel just to see yuzuru😂😂😂
👍👍
Kylie Melody I'm one of them lol. It's pretty obvious cause all the yuzu vids in here have the highest views hahaha.
See J. I'm guilty as well!😂😂
I feel like the US media didn't give him the attention he deserved before and during the Olympics, so they're making up for it now.
Technically the best. And in my opinion, performance wise also the best. Best skater in history. Yuzuru has broken countless records and borders of figure skating and for a noble cause too- to raise money to help the victims of the earthquake that ravaged Japan years ago. He is mentally, ridiculous. He overcomes the hurdle of injuries and pressure and is never rude. Always humble despite his numerous triumphs.
infininja bopop you described him so well.
I agree. And you know, this is very interesting that so many things that we like about Yuzuru are just present in one person. When you think about - if he would of have not been Japanese it would be also different, because the respect, self-awareness, politeness comes from their culture and traditions and are very important in their society. As well as being hardworking. And he said himself he is not humble (people tend to say that about him,which is true BUT from their perspective), which I assume comes from Japanese culture again as they consider impolite bringing attention to themselves. (And Japan loves him hands down). For your understanding - in one of the latest interviews he said something similar to ,,it might sound impolite, but I am very grateful to my family,, and it again comes from their culture, as family avoids attention, not wanting to be impolite. And if you look at Shoma Uno, you will understand why we tend to see his as socially awkward, because our cultures are different we think this way.
Beside that, Yuzuru was gifted to be very talented and to have a great spirit. ...
My point is, Yuzuru Hanyu is a gift to people from nature. He was born is right place to be the person he is, and he was wisely gifted by the nature. He took the best from his culture (as also Japanese people are amazed by his wisdom and spirit)to work with his talents.
And I by no means want to lower his effort, no no no, his success is a result of hard, hard work.
My congratulations to people of Japan, as I think it is very important for them to have a person like this representing them.
I started to learn about Japanese culture to understand how it all works in his mind, because I could not handle it in my mind. And it is very interesting, wonderful culture, and it indeed brought me so much knowledge, and explains a lot.
I think Nathan Chen is now better than him (and anyone) technically but Yuzuru stays my favourite performer indeed. I truly admire Nathan's strength and consistency but I don't enjoy watching him as much. To me, he just doesn't have the same sense of poetry as Yuzuru: watching him is incredibly impressive technically, but apart from that, it's kinda boring. There's no emotion, there's no soul, it's nowhere as moving as Yuzuru's programs. That's why to me, Yuzuru stays the best skater in the world: Nathan is the best technically and he's super consistent but he's just sooo far behind in artistry
@@eleonoreventura5149 If you consider technique as being able to land the quad flip and quad lutz consistently then Nathan is currently the best out there for sure... But technique isn't just about quads, there are other jumps and other technical elements, spins, transitions, etc. Also the level of difficulty of the entry going into a jump. Nathan isn't the best in all of these. Hanyu is the best at 3A and at difficult entries (he can go into a 3A from basically anything which is crazy), Boyang Jin in my opinion has the best 4Lz out there with Kolyada (but he seldom lands anything lol), Jason Brown may be the best at spins but Hanyu is up there as well, etc. So I don't really agree about Nathan being the best technically. Basically he is the best at practically nothing but he is very good at everything which places him above the others. He has very difficult jumps and is very consistent. Jumps being the elements that give you the biggest amount of points, he rightfully is the world champion. Still many aspects of his skating skills are behind others'.
manuefige I agree completely. I could see improvements in Nathan’s skating this year, but he’s still lacking in many of the non-jump-related elements. I think that Yuzuru is the best overall; he has brilliant artistry, musicality, spins, steps, transitions, and quality in all of those, and now he’s challenging the harder quads as well.
Yuzuru Hanyu = The greatest male figure skater of all time.
So true!!
Just give Nathan Chen some more time and that'll change >:)
(Edit because apparently it needs to be said: my comment isn't serious, I just like Nathan Chen more than Yuzuru Hanyu and posted it as a lighthearted jab.)
Poor Nathan's fans.
ZagitovaOsmondFan 2018 He's the greatest thus far. There will always be someone better. That's just life
James Moriarty change what?
2:08 "when they make me crazy" poor Brian 😂
Brian 'almost lose all his hair' Orser
Rihab Adam Brian, I have a teenage grandson ... I know...ha ha! Love him to bits but have "adopted" these two young men as well..long distance and anonymously.
They r still teenager that time ahh😅😅😅😅❤
reminds the time when yuzu n javier hunts nam🤣
@@Sarah-qj6tu wait, what? what do you mean they hunted Nam?
Yuzu and Javi are not replaceable. Skill, power, grace and friendship. Hard to imagine skating without the two of them.
Abby Lee has entered the chat: Everyone is replaceable even Yuzuru. (Jk not actually how I fell i love him and I only found out about him today)
@@kemywhite6762 replacable on the podium but not at people's heart
When I saw Yuzuru i click. That's how my life as of now. Thanks for this. He is the greatest. And no question about that.
joy francisco lol same.
sameee
joy francisco oh my gosh same, and I’ve already bought 4 things involving him and just got the feb 19 magazine 😍 have yet to read it!
youre not the only one HEHE!HE!
same! 👋😄
On a side note, Yuzu and Javi are my friendship goals, sibling goals, bromance goals and everything:)
couldn't say it better...
Not bad goals at all!
😊😍😁😂😂😂❤❤❤👍👍👍
Brian has shaped three of the most talented skaters in history. Props to him as well as to Yuna, Yuzuru, and Javi for being inspirations to young skaters all over the world.
exactly! ❤️
I think what makes Yuzuru so impressive is because it's not just skill, it's passion and love and freedom in the sport
Yuzuru is performing with such a high quality and high-class elegance. Just watching his fingers, hands, arms, eyes, face expressions, legs, feet, every edge of his body, a music seems to come out naturally.
Yuzu is the GOAT and Javi is a legendary skater. Both are the Best in the sport.
the🇯🇵one is better!
I really admire Brian for instilling the importance of good foundation in skating skills with Yusuru and Javier. One can see their skating skills are solid, quality performances. No wonder they always get higher component scores than other top skaters. And both of them seem to have no problem with the 3A, and almost never under rotate their quads. According to Kurt Browning, Brian is the best person to learn the quads.
Thank you Brian, I'm glad Yusuru saw the greatness in you..to want to learn from the best!
Brian said he's GOAT, Kurt said he skated his dream skate & he was almost in tears watching seimei, Plushchenko said he's no longer Yuru's idol but on the way around...He has nothing to prove right now but 1 goal: 4A...
DUNG NGO yeah so many expectations for 4A. I hope all the pressure of landing 4A in a competition will be a good feed and motivation for him after he heals of course. Yuzu better strengthen your body!!
Although he has nothing to prove but he's not skating to lose, that guy likes winning. I also admire Nathan's competitive attitude and find his quad frenzy necessary to motivate Hanyu's 4A conquer. As some nerd points out, jump is a free fall physics. He either increase spin speed (which is impossible) or buying more time by jump higher...
ha thai you are right. I just dont like it when I heard from another video that they said Nathan will be the full package. Argghh like Nathan is good but he got so much to learn like a lot.
Exactly. It takes Nathan forever to prepare for a jump. If Yuzu takes as much time for jump preparation, i dont think he would ever fall. LOL.
Yuzu can actually increase his spin speed by adopting the hand position of Boyang / Nathan. Seriously. These two did their jumps with one forearm on top of another, without touching their hands in the centre. Yuzu touch his hands when spinning in the air, which slows him down and prevents him from overrotating. If anyone is gonna do the quint, it would be Yuzu. Just do at his pencil-thin figure-- it is perfect for quint.
Hanyu Yuzuru is the finest figure skater EVER!! He is outstandingly beautiful as he performs his programs and just mesmerizes us and often times brings us to tears. So proud of him going after his dreams and really grateful to be able to witness history.
What makes Yuzuru Hanyu great?
He elevated the figure skating world to what we know today. Rock star status!
All of the skaters Brian has coached, have been the most mesmerising and humble performers to grace the Olympic ice. Yuzuru, Yuna and Javier. Props to him to cultivating such talent! He's a great coach and the way each of his skaters have a style so unique they'll never be forgotten. Kings and Queen of the Ice
no one can keep the crown forever, but YUzu is in our heart forever
I guess Brian has a very good ability to shape/create/raise not the gold medalist but firstly athletes who can very wisely to fulfill their potential. My applause to the coach, as Yuzuru would of have be great anyway, BUT without Brian it would of never been so quick, because of his wild side.
And it makes me think about this endless BS of seminars and trainings about success and motivation from people who actually have not done much, and do these seminars to get quick money...take a look at Yuzuru Hanyu. Find your passion, find passion in overcoming things, be self-aware, respect yourself and respect others, remember that limits are set by yourself. Be grateful.
When I think about his passion, I always think of the last part of his Seimei program, when music goes faster and he becomes more expressive and emotional. So much power, feelings - litterally saying - all what I showed you today, this is what it is all about, here I am doing what I like. (Please do not get me wrong, he stays in the character when he skates, just like an actor, but he always brings something from himself also, very wise and wonderful mix)
And I thought - oh I will just drop a short comment... sometimes it feels I could write a book. Please excuse me for this, I’m just very fascinated with his spirit and motivation.
GuKa Well-said. Enjoyed reading your comment.
You write exactly what are in my mind and in my Heart! Yuzuru is a miracle ...and Brian helps him to shine.
@GuKa Great comment. Always a pleasure to read positive, insightful, endearing comments about Yuzuru.
Well said!
He is a samurai on ice! He takes the competition up the notch and delivers all of what he's got! Yuzuru for life!!!!
What makes yuzuru hanyu great?
He loves what he’s doing and lives for every minute of it
yuzu's wild passion and fire for skating is really evident in Beijing 2022, and i really am super grateful for it, because even when things don't go well, when all efforts seemed to have failed him and not paid off, it's the fact that he has such an innate desire and passion for figure skating that has continuously brought him back to the practice rink (maybe along with the fact that he wants to inspire us and give us hope?) and even to the gala exhibition, which his attendance seemed uncertain of when men's singles had just ended. but it is also this immense love and joy of skating, of chasing his own dream that he is in the winter olympics, attempting the quadruple axel at such a high stakes competition, BECAUSE it is his dream. and for all of that, i am grateful.
i am grateful that his love and passion brought him to attempt the 4A at the olympics, and equally grateful that it has brought him back to the skating rink, when all seems to have failed. i just know that whatever he chooses to do in the future, he will do well, because of his wild passion and love that has never dimmed since he started skating.
A asma dele sempre foi o maior oponente dele, se ele tivesse a saúde perfeita aí seria ruim p ele ñ teria ninguém p competir com ele, então ele ñ teria as maioria das lesões q são causadas pelo uso contínuo de corticoide q ataca os ossos da pessoa, e qualquer queda se torna maior p ele
He is legendary. Unbelievable. These Olympics were such a tough fight for him - many people called it impossible - but he overcame it all. Truly the Greatest of all time. Thank you for uploading!!
the thing that sets yuzu apart from the rest is his aura. the aura that surrounds him whenever he's on the ice, whenever he performs. u can tell, straight away he's gonna win it. u can tell he genuinely loves being on the ice and performing and that's what makes him so great
I love watching figure skating ⛸ however I can’t remember the last time I watched the Olympics. Finding Yuzuru was the best thing ever omg he soared like a Phoenix. Sometimes being a wild card isn’t a bad thing, it builds fierce character and oomph to his personality. He has the power to make me look again so now I’m catching up through him. I love Yuzuru as he is, beautiful in every way.
The only Olympic champion in my heart.
He surely won our hearts, he’s always gonna remain a legend ❤️
A spaniard, a japanese and a Candian coach, and it all works out to be a magical success. Well done Brian, you are even greater then your competitive achievements.
That's part of the magic!
Love the recent influx of Yuzu content here! I don't even do any sports but Yuzu has become one of my biggest inspirations :)
His resilience and fighting spirit inspire me to achieve something remarkable too. Figuring skating is also such a beautiful performance art that it's difficult to find a comparable goal for us non-sport folks. How do I manage to look "ethereal" while coding for mobile devices? :)
Yuzu is such an amazing athlete, but behind it I know there will be a loving and supporting coach as well as friends who support and acknowledge him a lot..great Brian, Great Javi, Great Yuzu
Congratulations Yuzuru, saw this in my recommendation after the Free Skate in Beijing, and you made a history with that certified 4A! We’ll always gonna look up to you and we’re always here for you supporting you, we’re soo proud and happy and I hope you don’t have regrets because you’re soo brave for taking that risk. ❤️🥺
What makes Yuzuru Hanyu so great? It's a combination of truly notable things: enormous talent, true hard work, intelligence and the ability to challenge himself over the years, never thinking "I'm the best, that's enough", never! He went to Orser because he knew he had to be perfected, and learn not only quads and jumps but to how to recover his stamina. But above all, he's the type of athlete that admires others and learn from them, learn from his own mistakes rather than blaming "I could hear the cheers, it got me on my nerves", "the ice was slippery", etc, when he does a mistake he blames himself only and, most of all, never wanted the public to know how much injured he was before a competition. I truly wish he recovers from this last (really bad) injury because it was not the first time, not the second time, his right ankle got injured. I am a bit concerned, to be honest.
Minha filha é asmática assim como ele, e eu descobri que o corticoide enfresse os ossos, por ser um esporte agressivo então as lesões são o maior desafio dele é ñ os outros q competem com ele, a asma é a maior concorrente dele
He did grab that anklevl at the end ofbhis performance so I really hope he gets the best physio.
He has a lot.more to do and be so wish him health, happiness and
Continuing creativity. He really is inspirational!
Even when there was a hole on the ice at Beijing 2022 which made him pop his 4Sal, he never blamed it on anyone and even commended the staff for their hardwork and making the ice rink at its best.... I would never, if it were me I would've talked to the referee..but him, he just accepts it, move on and BE GREATER. Much more to
Learn from him
It's confirmed guys. Yuzuru IS the Greatest Of All Time. That's what Brian Orser said, and we all know Brian's always correct
I wanna cry looking at this man; i wish he could skate forever
Yuzuru is the undisputed champion of our hearts, he's not only a great athlete, an artist, an interpreter of music on ice, his made me fall in love with this sport, long life and health for him, may happiness fill each day of his life, just as he gives it to us with each presentation. ❄️👑💜💜💜👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
yuzu and javi have the kind of friendship that is so rare yet so beautiful. they are (in my opinion) two of the best skaters of all time, who train together under the same coach and constantly rival each other, but instead of becoming enemies they became best friends. and that is truly more powerful than any medal, or title could ever be.
Brian has coached all the stars from Yuzu Hanyu to YUNA KIM!!!!
He is the best coach ever and that reflects in both Yuzuru and Yuna, who are the greatest of all time in men’s and ladies skating!
Yuzu, Javi and Brian have such an incredible work dynamic as rivals, and as teacher and student. The admiration they have for each other is so touching. The 3 of them have made each other better over the years and are so lucky to have found each other.
💙 How beautiful!!! Brian is so sweet and it shows how he, Yuzuru & Javier together worked out really well, it is really inspiring, hope to see more of Yuzuru & Javier too, they have been great and Brian what a couch and father too!!
literally just binge watching all yuzuru content in quarantine, the best and most satisfying pass time of all time
Brian is a great coach. He didn't take any credits away from all the hard work Yuzuru did.
Lol I love how B Orser can't talk about Yuzu without talking about Javi and vice versa. This clip has interviews with three people and one of them is Javi.
Hanyu is the best figure skater athlete ever
ripped jeans Hi dear💙
The reason I love yuzuru is that I can see the passion he had in all of his stages, there is always a pivotal moment when he can't contain it anymore and he explodes, making such a entertaining stage.
oh mai i love seeing Yuzuru winning!!!😁 such a pleasure to watch
He's a legend. No question to that.
Give Brian more Love cause his patience dealing with his kids 😂😂
I love Yuzuru no matter hé keep skating or not
I am seventy six from manchester in England I love watching hanyu please bring a show to UK what a wonderful skater he Is my other favourite was plushencho please keep the skating coming thanks to all of you
I am so grateful to you all
Yuzu is the GOAT of figure skating. His combination of athleticism and artistry is unmatched.
Yuzu is the person who made me start watching figure skating videos again. I've always loved figure skating but haven't skated in years since it was so inconvenient to go to the rink. Hopefully he'll take care of himself and focus on his health first before his career. Yuzu, you're a legend :)
same thooooo
Yuzuru Hanyu is extremely charismatic and talented. I wish every success in the world to him. The best of always!
This is the purest thing I´ve seen all day, love Yuzu and Javi, and the fact that even though they are each other.s competition but still friends says a lot about both of them
And now he has 4A that he aims to achieve. I hope he lands it. He is working super hard for his dream to become reality and deep down we all know that he will achieve it❤
Yuzu has his ultimate weapon. His Innocent smile. hehe. He always won my heart.
There’s never been anyone like him, today he is the best, and honestly, I think we will never witness anything like this ever. He’s out of this world!
GOAT! Yuzuru is still young and he may be the only person in this century to have a chance for a third Gold in men‘s Olympic figure skating.
Yuzuru was the reason why I started to get involved in figure skating, it has an aura that is given to few skaters throughout history, even if you are not fans of figure skating you can enjoy watching Yuzuru
What a beautiful relationship between coach and athlete...Congratulations Brian Orser! Yuzuru Hanyu from a child prodigy to become the world best figure skater and a legend!!! Thank you Yuzu for your inspirational and artistic performance... The best is yet to come! Looking forward to seeing you again in 2022 Winter Olympic in Beijing!
mish098aimer Nothing is certain yet. He is not even sure if his ankle is ever gonna heal.
Thank You Olympics Admin for this. Please Continue to make video about Our GOAT Yuzuru Hanyu
It would be nice to see a movie about Brian and how he trained Javi, Yuna and Yuzu. A good coach makes you win a medal but an amazing coach helps you to motivate yourself and others to be better everyday not only for the sport but also as a human being.
Brian Orser is definitely one of the best coach ever! Champion of gold, silver, and bronze are all his children, wait, his teenagers! Hahaha... He definitely able to brings their best without them loosing themselves. Yuzuru and Javier not only just strong in their techniques, but also in performance that shows their souls and characters. That's why it's always wonderful to see their performances. You can always feel their love and passion, more than anyone else. I often get bored when see other's performances just half way through. But never with theirs. Yuzuru always give me different senses and feelings, he is just love to skate. Never get bored with him. He is the reason I watch men skating. Before, I only watch women's. And love him ever since.
Yuzu and Javi are just so graceful and adorable
What a journey. I remember when I heard Yuzu would go to Brian, I was so happy. I can't believe it's already been 6 years! Dream team indeed, with Javi and Tracy too. Thank you for all the amazing moments. Brought me a lot of joy. ❤️
itsTroygirl And Ghislain Briand.
These days, when I'm having a hard time in the gym and feel like slacking off, I just think of Yuzu skating on that injured ankle and wow, suddenly I can do that extra rep or heavier weight no problem. He's such an inspiration.
The first time I saw him, I thought I saw abe no seimei doing some wonderful ritual dance 🤣 his talent is pure! I love it!
This really inspired me, it's beautiful. Man when the both of them stop competitive skating I'm going to miss them so much. Men's singles skating won't ever be the same without them.
Agree. I'm missing already so much Javi. We all know this was maybe his last competition. I'm thinking that Yuzu will miss him bitterly in his training and competitions. A magnificent genuine friendship that I never before witnessed between two big names and virtuosis in the same sport and both of them are legends in their own way.There are as many athletes who have a lot to learn and take after these two.
Yuzu is definitely a skater and an artist. Pure talent!
I think Yuzuru found a great friend in Javier and a great coach in Brian. Javier shows just how much of a sportsman he is and a very warm human being in welcoming Yuzuru to the team. I h hope he is happy in his retirement and his plans are working out for him. Love and support from the UK
GOAT! I am addicted to watching Yuzuru. He is sooo good. ❤
I remember years ago seeing Plushenko and Yagudin - all the animosity made me gradually stopped watching, in spite of their achievements. Now this new generation, especially Yuzuru, made me come back again. It's such a relief to see this kind of sportsmanship and genuine respect to each other. What a great example to the world.
I hope one day we can evolve to have it in all disciplines. (As it should be.)
Brian, Yuzuru appreciates your coaching very much. Initially he struggled and confused because he had to continue basic training only, but he internally committed himself to "meet Brian's expectation"... And he realized that your coaching really helped him improve the skills dramatically... Brian, Yuzuru has been and still is grateful for your patience and your great coachmanship.
These Hanyu's videos are the best things ever. Thank you!!!
I don't think anyone betters yuzuru, this young man is an inspiration and I just can't stop watching him skate. He is graceful and brilliant. Talent like his only comes along once every generation. I LOVE YUZURU! HANYU RULES!
Yuzu was a great skater with such a big heart, and so does Javi. And Brian is such a wonderful coach. I am so grateful for Brian and Javi’s support to Yuzu.
Yuzuru is a inspiration to me!!
Jenny V for me too
Yuzuru Hanyu su ternura, su nobleza nos encanta, pero cada presentación que tiene son tan bien pensadas que trasmite y conecta con la gente. Realmente es brillante en la pista, se nota que nació para patinar.
Gracias Yuzuru por endulzarnos la vida con tus presentaciones. 😍❤️
He is really strong both physically and mentally
Shout out to Brian, I watched him skate the Olympics and he is also an amazing skater
I really want Yuzuru to recover his ankle as soon as possible, and that he again trained with Brian Orser.
I wish Yuzuru 's be healthy and happy , don't give up ,please keep going ,fanyus always support you.
Poor Brain! lol Thanks to Tracy for being their stand-in Mom. It was surprising to hear that Yuzu and Javi butted heads. Goes to show you never know what goes on behind closed doors. Yuzu is always smiling and laughing but deep inside he is a warrior, a burning desire to win and it HAS to be gold! Pushing himself to the limits and really in control of his destiny.
Javi's accomplishments are spectacular. He comes from a country where skating is not really a big sport, not any Spanish competitors at the Olympics and he has done Spain proud! I love these two and so happy they met and pushed and encouraged each other.
Thank you Orser. You are such a great coach. Thank you.
His passion and strong will to make his dreams come true are phenomenal. All my admiration and respect for Yuzuru!
Yuzuru is the reason I started figure skating. I hope we get to see him skate for lots more years!
Yuzuru is the best! The ice king ✨
Happy birthday Yuzuru 🇯🇵 27
He made me get interested in figureskating. It's truly mesmerizing to watch him.
I can't imagine loving anyone else other than Yuzu when it comes to Skating 😊
Yuzu in ice is definitely the most amazing and wonderful thing is Skating.
Yuzuru-San is amazing. GOAT for sure. All his performance are re-watch able. I never get bored seeing him skates. He makes me like figure skating 😊😊
My huge respect to the Olympic Channel's admin for the great content! I love the way you support Yuzuru Hanyu! This is just remarkable video! Thanks, you are great!
omg why are they all so handsome, hanyu is so cute..im crying
*I cried so hard while watching this beautiful video* Real tears of joy, tho.
I literally knew nothing about figure skating until a few hours ago. I looked up ice skating stuff because I suddenly wanted to learn about it and I came across yuzu and I am already so in love with this boy. I aspire to have his drive. I haven’t even known about him for more than 2 hours and I already want to know everything about him and his career. He just seems to have this great positive energy about him and obviously he is determined and hardworking. He’s great. I really hope I get to see his performances in the future. It’d be a shame if he quit anytime soon. Good luck to him in the future 💕
Watching Yuzuru at the Olympics is the reason I picked up figure skating as a sport!