Midori Ito 伊藤 みどり (JPN) - 1990 World Figure Skating Championships, Ladies' Free Skate
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- Halifax, Nova Scotia, CANADA - 1990 World Figure Skating Championships, Ladies' Free Skate - Midori Ito of Japan skated a near perfect program to easily win the Free Skate with three 6.0s. Because of her poor performance in the Compulsory Figures, she had to settle for the Silver Medal here.
この時のトリプルアクセルは、現在まで全ての女子選手のトリプルアクセルの中で、最も完成度が高く美しいと思う。３０年以上経っても全く色あせない凄みがある。
ワリエワ選手の動画の直後に見てますが、やっぱり感動します。
フィギュア・スケートの女子として、世界で最も偉大な選手だと思います。
日本人として誇りに思います。
凄い。会場の観客が大興奮ですね。伊藤みどり様が世界一ですね。😄🙌💖
もう一言。スピンの美しさも素晴らしい。ジャンプだけがみどりの持ち味ではないぞ！
2023年の今みてもとても面白いです
見応えがあるという意味です
今のフィギュアももちろん好きです
ですが、みどりさんのアクロバティックな演技でおもわず笑ってしまうほど場をわかす選手はいません
ジャンプきまってよかったねースピン綺麗で良かったねーパチパチでただ終わる、という感じが今のフィギュアで、ワーオ！オーマイガー！！って日本人なのに思わず言ってしまうようなことはなく、なんて言うんでしょう、無い物ねだりという感じでしょうか
That triple axel is IN.SANE. With that old skates weight, that height, that landing. Wow.
Everytime I have a bad day, I come back here and watch Midori and it always bring me joy. She was soooooooo way ahead of her time.
Scott's comment "It'll be 50 years before we see anything like Midori Ito again" is so iconic and still holds in my opinion... Trusova is the closest and is awe-inspiring, but Midori's natural spring into the air is unparalleled.
i bet i can beat herr!!
今こうやってみると痺れるな。大歓声だな。。。
唯一無二のスケーターだな。
25年前の演技にすごいと思えるのがすごいこと！！いまだに彼女以上のトリプルアクセル飛べる選手はいません！
なんと、31年後にもまだいません。
@@ffcovers5609 Tara....
She deserved gold.
I love the music.....Michelle kwan also used it at the 2002 .
And Midori did a wonderful triple toe loop / triple toe loop. ❤❤❤
このトリプルアクセルの完璧さは比類ない。スケートリンクが狭いのが許せない。
実際、この時代の貴重な映像がまさか観れるとは思いませんでした❤
初めてフィギュアスケートを観たのは伊藤みどりさんでしたから。
you should watch the Canadian broadcast version of this skate by Midori. Toller Cranston the great Canadian skater and bronze medallist in 1976 said Midori was "beyond 6.0" There is simply no one like her, no one is in her league.
Midori didn’t jump, she flew!
Феноменальная спортсменка, невероятно высокие прыжки! 3A - восхитителен!
It's so exciting when she jumps.
One of her greatest performence. Amazing triple axel.. that height! Such an annoyance she was robbed out of the title
One of the greatest of all time!
Greatest jumper EVER and one of the greatest skaters. :)
A legend. 100 years from now people will still see this performance and still remember the breakthrough she was for the sport.
Stupid figures. This is the best performance by a lady in a world championships in the history of the sport, in my opinion. How she could ever place behind Trenary for any reason is criminal. Just a stupendously amazing athlete.
wasn't it b/c she finished 10th in compulsories? Sadly the rules at time time cause she was 4th heading into FS, didnt she need to win which she did but also have someone else finish above the person who won?
@@parig5228 true
3フリップ3トゥループのコンビネーションの予定が3フリップが壁に近付き過ぎて3フリップだけになりましたみたいなことをスコット ハミルトン氏が言っていますが、後半に3トゥループ3トゥループのコンビネーションが入っているし、元々、単発の3フリップの予定のはずです。
結構、いい加減な解説してます。
ハミルトン氏。
みどりさんがホームリンクとして練習していた名古屋スポーツセンターで同時期に練習していました。みどりさんと言う凄い選手の練習を間近に見れて目で技術を覚える事が出来て本当にラッキーでした。今回あれだけの高さ、幅、ながれ(ランニング)の有るトリプルアクセルを成功したのにトリプルサルコーがダブルになってしまった事とトリプルトーループトリプルトーループのコンピネーションのランニングが少し乱れたのが残念です。それさえなけれ全てのジャッジが技術が6、0が出たかもしれなかった程のトリプルアクセルでした。
でもよく頑張ったと思います。
3フリップは元々、単発の予定で3フリップ3トゥループのコンビネーションの予定ではありません。
解説者の間違いです。
As I watch this, I ask why the judges didn't all give 6.0 for technical merit. I know commentators always said the judges had to leave room for the other competitors to come. Yet they had to have known that no one even if they went clean could match Midori technically. The only judge who truly scored this performance correctly were the Swiss and Italian judges.
Jovan Rodriguez Lopez and the Soviet judge gave Midori a 5.9 for the artistic merit, and placed her ahead of Trenery, not just technically, but on the second mark in the free. Remember, ordinals were not absolutes, but a means to rank skaters relative to one another on any given day of competition. Yes, I would've given Ito a 6.0 technically, but to me it's much more important that 2 judges - absolutely correctly - put Midori ahead of Jill artistically., the Soviet and the German. And they all, all 9 of them, placed the Japanese ahead of the American technically and overall in the free. Also, the Soviet judge placed Yamaguchi second in the free, thus giving the gold medal to Midori, the only one to have done so, I believe.
みどり様素敵です！
25 years gone, 25 to go! long live the legend of midori Ito!
"it'll be 50 years before we see anything like midori ito again." -scott hamilton
This was her at her peak ! My favorite performance of hers ❤ the speed and attack of the ladies back then was completely different than it us now. Midori definitely led the charge but all the women were more exciting with their straight forward spins and less ambitious jumps than the slow skaters of today.
すごい！！すごい！！！
midori the best forever !!!!
Absolutely incredible. One heck of a competitor.
This was another instance when the best skater was robbed of the title because of the antiquated compulsory figures. Midori clearly had the best FS and marked way above the other competitor but was edged out by Jill Trenary who had a better showing in figures. That 30 % used to go a longggg way that's why they ended the compulsory figures.
Women's figure skating hasn't progressed much since Midori Ito.
Hasn't progressed at all. The Russian women barely get two inches off the ground on their double axels. When she retired it went backwards and never caught up.
Truly worthy of 6.0 technical merit.
Back in the day the ladies skated with power and flow in and out of jumps. Now it’s children who spin quickly in the air with no hang time. It really makes me sad to see where the sport has gone.
美しい〜！素敵！
It’s been almost 30 years and no one has come close to Midori’s effortless athleticism and leaping prowess. Unless some genetic evolution occurs that produces just that perfect combination of short-twitch muscles and natural sense of timing and rhythm, I doubt we will ever see another Midori Ito. It’s really the latter skill of innate timing, precision and mastery of mind-and-body coordination that optimizes conversion of horizontal thrust into vertical ascension, and for as much as Midori soars into her jumps, there’s no grotesque, extraneous movements wasted. Take for example, her triple Toe-triple Toe combination: any other less gifted jumper would attempt the lift-off required for 3 revolutions by exaggerating the toe-pick plant, and vaulting - or rather muscling - herself to nothing but catastrophic results. Midori, instead leverages timing and rhythm to do this. Much like a drummer, there’s a precise speck in time when the stick collided with the vibrating membrane near the crest of the vibration, producing an exponential return of energy to the stick. This timing is also why Midori’s 2nd triple is almost always bigger than the first, she uses up all the leftover forward thrust on her 2nd jump.
Chris Quidlat, beautifully explained. If you watch the Canadian version of this skate, shortly after Midori's incredibile triple axel, Toller Cranston the 1976 bronze medalist simply states about Midori "there is simply nobody like her". Do you think she could have done quads?
lsr asr easily, and perhaps quad axels. Somewhere in this RUclips there was a lad who compiled, number crunched, and calculated the maximum height of any skater who has hit a triple Axel and as I remember Midori’s height was up there with the men’s if not the highest. It would make sense, right? With her ratio of muscle strength and weight ? Less weight + more strength vs high weight (men’s) + same strength. I say same strength because if you look at Midori’s legs they were disproportionately larger than her body structure. Almost like Elvis Stojsko’s. And one more trait about her daikon legs that I think made it easier for her - her feet were turned out , the opposite of having clubbed or penguin legs. Her turned out feet helped because this is the crucial transitional moment for an axel. It’s when you switch going backwards to going forward. Every other skater takes a longer time to do this and wastes energy. For Midori it’s an easy move. Unfortunately, this physical trait also hurt her artistically, if you watch her Rose of Pain routine, when she picks up the rose after hitting the triple Axel, she does so with legs apart, very unfeminine and therefore ungraceful
@@quiddy I have not seen the video of the person who calculated the height of triple axels of various skaters. I did see a comment regarding I think it is the muscle twitch fibres in Midori's legs being over 9. The individual posting said that was extraordinarily high and that Carl Lewis the olympic sprinter who had a high muscle twitch in his legs was 8.2. Thank you for explanation on her legs explaining why the axel was easier for her then other skaters. I have seen her Rose of Pain skate. I think she did it at the 93 pro championships which she won. Regarding her artistry, I read that at the 88 olympics Chris Dean who was doing the Australian TV commentary for the ladies LP said, when Midori was downgraded artistically, her skating is the artistry. On the subject of quads, do you know if she ever landed a quad in practice. would love to see a video of it. I have seen videos of Midori doing amazing 3A-3T in practice skates at the Lalique tourney and at the Albertville olympics. Do you know why she never tried one in competition.
lsr asr I can’t say for sure that she never attempted any during practices but I’m thinking because she was so ahead of her time, doing the quads were simply out of the picture. However, had she been a skater in today’s era, when female skaters were attempting quads - albeit cheatingly - she easily could have attempted them including the triple Axel-triple Toe loop.
@@quiddy How would you compare Tonya to Midori since Tonya was the only other woman capable of a triple axel at that time. I have seen numerous postings, mainly on Tonya videos by her fans claiming Tonya was the best. Below is a posting I saw by someone who said he was a USFSA Judge and the president of a skating club:
"I saw them both live. Nobody was more exciting than Ito, no man, no woman, no pair. When she was on it was like watching a superhero movie. You don't get a sense of how much faster she is than Harding or how much higher she jumped. Her hang time was superhuman. Open legs on all her triples. It defies science. The other difference is Tonya was extremely powerful but worked very hard to get speed and height. She kind of skated like the Hulk in person. Ito just picked up speed and launched herself into the air like a rocket with almost no preparation and while she was way more consistent than Harding, she was also way more reckless. It would be nice if Harding would bend her knee on one landing. I still remember the thud sound she made when she landed."
Thank heavens we didn't have to wait 50 years for ladies to display the technical skill of midori
that triple axel though !!!
Strangely ironic that she got 3 perfect 6.0's and doubled the triple salchow jump. She was a marvelous technician. The current Russian ladies are now whipping out quad lutz/triple toe loop combinations like they are doubles. The reason that the ISU eliminated the compulsory figures is because the U.S. mostly dominated the school figures. Judging under the old system was judged in communist countries vs. Western countries. No one had the balls to admit to it while it was going on, but Scott Hamilton admitted many years later that this indeed is what they were doing.
INSANE!!!
She still is the last girl standing. Like Scheherazade.
これで何故金メダルではなかったの？😢
That lutz was so close to the boards
How Midori didn't win a second world title is total highway robbery. Damn those figures. She would've won multiple titles and Yamaguchi would have never won a world title, if we're beimg honest here.
+Troy Turner - You're 100% right, if it were not for figures Trenary would not have won this world championship. But Midori did worse than usual in the figures here. Midori could've won overall if she had been a few places higher in the figures.
Agreed. Her technical content was the most difficult out of all the ladies in her heyday.
In any heyday.
Troy Turner: Did you mean to say Trenary would never have won a World title as you're right that the figures is what cost Ito a second World title in 1990, losing to Trenary, but to be fair to Kristi Yamaguchi, she beat Ito at the 1991 Worlds and the 1992 Olympics when there were no compulsory figures. Yamaguchi won both the short program & free skate to win gold at the '91 Worlds (Ito 4th), '92 Olympics (Ito 2nd) & '92 Worlds, where Ito didn't compete.
And Midori should have medalled in Calgary too. But that's what happens when you're a trailblazer.
Я из России Мои стмпатии на стороне Мидори.И ч отмечаю ее удивительную скромность.Мне бы хотелось обнять эту удивительную девушку как свою дочь.Слава непревзойденной Мидори!
助走がほとんどない
The best ever, bar none
Big injustice. She deserves 6.0 x 9 in technical merit. She is the reel champion. Trenary is so weak in front of her and her skating is so awful.
awful is a stretch. Midori out skated the entire field but back then there was the stupid figures and that gave lower technical skaters like Jill a chance to slide in .
Who can tell me about music what Midori has danced to...?
It's all Rimsky Korsakov's Scheherezade.
they couldn't dump those compulsory figures fast enough for me
WOW!!!
At 5:19 she gave a kiss on the ice...
I DO LOVE ME SOME JILL TRENARY THOUGH!!!
they should have gotten rid of the Compulsory Figures in the early 80's
Scott Hamilton said it would be 50 years before anyone could repeat a performance like this!!!! Incredibly enough, Tonya Harding gave a better performance than this at '91 US Nationals!!! Harding did not doubled the Salchow there like Ito did here. As well, at 1991 Skate America, Tonya Harding did two 3Axels, one in combo! I am simply stating the facts!!!!
Midori was a lot more consistent on her jumps. plus, Tonya Harding didn't win a world title or stand on the podium at the Olympics. As you said: I'm just stating the facts!
Troy Turner Yes, Correct. But the whole comment is referring to what Scott Hamilton said about this performance, not the entire skaters careers or overall accomplishments.
+Incredible Mann Unfortunately, that's what people are going to remember in the long run, especially in Hardings case. She was a talented jumper but incredibly inconsistent. When she was on, she was on and was one of two people that could beat Yamaguchi, Midori being the other person. That's why the other ladies had to up their technical content because of Ito. They knew that they didn't stand a chance in hell of beating Midori when the woman was landing consistent triple axels and triple-triple combinations. Anyhow, she was FLYING in this performance. How she didn't win is beyond me because Trenarys performance was dull as hell and barely had any technical content in it. She wasn't even doing the triple lutz at this stage of her career!
+Troy Turner Key word: Compulsories! And then in the mid-nineties; it was the classification program at Worlds: Long, Short, and then Long again in order to define the winner.
***** They should've ditched figures/compulsories. If it was just the SP and FS, Midori would've wiped the floor with everyone, including Yamaguchi. Well....she did leading up to the Olympics LOL. And this performance would score HUGE under the points system. The transitions, spins, footwork and her speed across the ice would get +2, +3 GOEs across the board. Not to mention, her jumps don't get any better than that. The height on her triple axel is insane and she'd get that 10% bonus for landing that beautiful triple toe-triple toe late in the program.