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@tabithasabella8165

2 жыл бұрын

Elvis stojko, Paul Wylie Kurt browning Todd Eldredge, Scott hamilton

Thanks for asking the question about Javi. I was wondering how his absence would change things. Brian's accomplishments are hard to number, as a skater and as a coach, but the productive, competitive fellowship between Yuzu and Javi, under his auspices, was one of a kind for this sport. Watching close friendship produce such fantastic competitive skating seems like a once in a lifetime experience for us as fans. Brian has a lot to be proud of.

@TyrekeCorrea

4 жыл бұрын

Oh, bollocks! That's the Hallmark of the best competitive relationships in any sport!

@livelife2324

2 жыл бұрын

@@TyrekeCorrea 💯

@novascotiaskater1868

2 жыл бұрын

The relationship between Brian and Javier and Hanyu is NOT one of a kind in this sport….maybe possibly within Men’s skating only ….but not the sport as a whole. There are many groups of skaters and coaches that have a very competitive training life while being great friends. The Gadbois Center in Montreal that MarieFrance Dubreuil and Patrice Lauzon have created is the exact same ….which included the best of the best in Ice Dancing ~ Tessa Virtue/Scott Moir ( retired) and Madison Hubble/Zach Donohue and Papadakis/Cizeron, and Chock/Bates and Hawayek/Baker and Fear/ Gibson….well basically the top ten Ice Dancing teams in the world all train together and they are all fiercely competitive against each other while being very good friends and continue to support each other. The Virtue and Moir vs Papadakis and Cizeron at the ‘18 Olympics was one of skating’s biggest rivalries and they were sharing the same coaches and rink….that However is becoming the norm in skating….there are meccas of the event….Toronto for particularly men’s skating under Brian Orser, And let’s not forget that Jason Brown trains with Brian now as well ( along with Tracy Wilson, renowned Ice Dancer with partner Rob McCall) Montreal is the Mecca of Ice Dancing with coaches Lauzon and Dubreuil and for Pairs the Mecca seems to be Tamara Moskavina in Russia ( who’s former pairs partner is Alexei Mishin, who in his own right is a great Pairs coach)….there are no coaches for females in the US who have multiple top level skaters …Mariah Bell for example has Nathan Chen’s coach, Rafael Arutyunyan ( and now Adam Rippon) anyway…..my point is made~ which is that the relationship between Brian and Javier/Hanyu is absolutely not one of a kind in the sport……and as Brian is actually a friend of mine I don’t say this in a negative way towards him because he’s doing an incredible job and has built a wonderful club/training center.

"Winnie-the-Pooh is Canadian too" so much cuteness in this statement uwu

@fullbarneystinsoness

4 жыл бұрын

razilia3424 I’m gonna need a fact check on that, last I checked he was the leader of China

@livelife2324

2 жыл бұрын

And how come no one is talking about how all the Poohs go to a children's hospital and how all the note and addresses are saved and replied to? such a thoughtful and lovely skater with a thoughtful and amazing coach🥰

@MrLee-hw9vy

2 жыл бұрын

what a fun trivia to know! my fav part of this interview lol

@_pampeop

Жыл бұрын

don’t ever say uwu again 😭

Mr Orser as usual very level-headed and sensible: here is a person who has been there, seen that, done that. And I can't emphasize enough how his first question was "do you love skating?". Here is a coach that is here for the love of the sport. Bravo Brian and thanks Jackie and JW blades for this interview.

Honestly? Best dad ever.

@SanaSamaha

4 жыл бұрын

^Accurate

@ilfbforever7292

2 жыл бұрын

But you know why he has no own biological children?

@leilamuniz6028

2 жыл бұрын

@@ilfbforever7292 no? I’m guessing because he doesn’t want to. Him and his husband are very busy, and they also like to travel a lot! Maybe that’s why :)

@ilfbforever7292

2 жыл бұрын

@@leilamuniz6028 Right! Why calling him dad, tho? Yuzu has his own father. Yes, Yuzu and Brian Orser have a very good relationship and Mr. Orser cares a lot about Yuzu - as his coach Brian ;)

@leilamuniz6028

2 жыл бұрын

@@ilfbforever7292 because I wanted to and it is obviously meant as a joke (one running in the “fandom” for at least 7 years).. it’s not that deep

"You are a human. Together, we'll get through this" From Russia🇷🇺 with love💓🇨🇦

Brian orser is what Zhenya needed, quality over quantity, Eteri didn't tell her that, but Orser does, he will make her a champion again!

@shimarisu9472

5 жыл бұрын

Lets pray! We saw how he supported her. He seems jumped together with her :) i tkink they are on the right way! Any way we wish them a long productive journey together.

@annzhou3487

5 жыл бұрын

She learned good spin from Eteri, but now she loses it because of her own problem.

@kadova

5 жыл бұрын

Brian Orser said skaters need 1.5 years to get his training. Give her that time and then you can judge. Scores are not everything ;)

I've loved him since 1982. Awesome skater, humble person, wise coach.

What Brian and his team accomplished with TCC will go down in history as one of the best eras in ice skating ever. He manages to grow athletes from completely different countries, small and unknown ones or countries with huge ISU influence, into world and olympic champions. He knows when patience is needed, when he needs to be firm or take a step back. Each of his athletes is unique and ticks differently, yet he knows exactly what they need to blossom and become better. Just watching him train Yuna, and then the way he handles Javier and Yuzuru, now Junhwan and Zhenya and Jason... he really is an amazing coach, someone to look up to for all coaches and athletes in the world.

@finkgudrun5188

3 жыл бұрын

So true!!!

@user-ou8zv2ym5z

Жыл бұрын

💯👍‼️🤗🤗🤗

Thank you guys so much for such a precious and sincere interview with our dear papa Orser. I hope things will go on well with all the TCC skaters. This season is just too tough for both of Yuzu and Zhenya but as Yuzu said, the good things will come right after the bad things and vice versa, the rainbow will appear after the rain so all the best, health and luck to all skaters and coaches! P/s: John Wilson Blades you such a tease!!!!!! We really need that hella high quality recorded video of Yuzu's Origin in Helsinki!!!!!!!! Just release it please!!!!!!!

@kurooscoffee

5 жыл бұрын

omg what Origin vid?? (I want, i need!!)

Fascinating...Orser radiates a pure heart, sharp mid and love of figure skating.He makes to smile!! gives some sort of lightness, hope...his presence is so calming, assuring...thanks to God that there are such people on this earth! that there is a hope. And thanks to Jackie Wong for the interview.

Brian is such a good coach, so happy that Yuzu is with him. Have a good teacher means so much for a student, and you can see the results, Yuzu still skates with passion. It seems Brian’s student all have the passion for skate, they are competitive,but calm, not like some skaters afraid to see the coach’s angry face when they don’t get a good score. Maybe, for many of them the value is only scores and medal, but Brian seems different, he works with heart and take care of his skaters. Thank you Brian

Interview with the amazing Yuzuru Hanyu please. 🐐

With how well Jun skates right now, I bet my money he will podium in Beijing. Mark my words.

@finkgudrun5188

3 жыл бұрын

So smooth with a kick - Cha Junhwan and the music "nothings holding me back "liiiike it.

@kiyoomisakusa8214

3 жыл бұрын

Jun’s technique needs a lot of work, it is frankly very sloppy. But his skating is okay.

I love this interview! Medvedeva has the passion, talent and competitive drive to work hard, and Orser has the right tools to get her where she needs to be and clearly has his eyes on the long-term for her. I think this will be a beautiful skating partnership.

I hope Zhenya will be strong to defeat the growing pains. I remember Lu Chen-the 2 times Olympic bronze medalist and world champion in lady single back in 80-90’s said, she was happy to get her second Olympic medal and that was so hard she burst into tears. After she became the world champion, she found herself not being able to perform simple elements let alone difficult jumps. She said that it was like all the skills and abilities eluded her and she could not get them back. Her coach did not help her (at that time Chinese coach was probably not knowledgeable comparing with what they do today), it was only herself worked through that tearful years and herself did not give up that she medaled at the Olympic for the second time. And she said years later she learnt that what she went through was called “growing pain from a girl to a woman’s body’. She did not know then and no one told her that then. So it will be Zhenya herself not to give up. It will be a treat to see her again in Beijing Olympic.

@kadova

5 жыл бұрын

@Зося Синицкая Zhenya had back issue before going to Orser. She went to a doctor in Germany to check if she could skate again. She went to the TCC after that.

This was a transitional year for Evgenia, and she did so well! She has reinvented herself, executed 3S3Lo and 2A3T and she is getting better and better. Brian is a marvelous instructor and mentor. I'm looking forward to Evgenia in the new year 🌷

so nice and calming to listen to, I love his vision. And I wish him and his students success and happiness in the future too. (I just came here to watch just after Zhenya's SP and this really managed to calm me down somehow)

@hellsbellsmichelle

5 жыл бұрын

me too!

@auraarzadun9127

5 жыл бұрын

Me too.... But I love the new red dress of her in Tosca routine.

@user-yj6wo8bf9m

5 жыл бұрын

They don;'t work well together, and it shows in her skate, he is a good coach, she a talented skater, but their match is off. My personal opinion is that he is giving her another season, if it doesn't work, he'll let her go.

@athinker4024

5 жыл бұрын

@@user-yj6wo8bf9m I don´t think so.

@garotadagavea

5 жыл бұрын

@bojana did we see the same routine? Her skating skills are more polished and stable. She is moving with more fluidity and continuity. How don’t they match?

Just imagine being a kid starting skating competitions at the Toronto Cricket Skating and Curling Club and having Brian Orser as a coach. That would be heaven. The way he emphasises clean and also basic skating skills.

@novascotiaskater1868

2 жыл бұрын

Honestly most skaters who are “ starting out” don’t get Brian Orser as a coach and that’s particularly because it’s very very expensive to have a skating coach of that caliber ….but also because most skaters who go to clubs/training centers like this have a coach who is one of 10-15 that work under Brian. Also~ about 65-70% of kids skating in clubs across the US don’t compete….not all skaters like competing and often , as was in my day of skating, the coaches chose the skaters who got to compete. Brian has the top level skaters but even Jason Brown’s coach -who is technically Brian Orser- is Tracy Wilson. Brian will spend time with all the higher level junior/senior skaters and maybe a couple of times a month go coach lower levels like Novice but it’s incredibly expensive to have this level of a coach and kids who are “ starting out” would not have him for a daily coach. I would guess that Brian probably charges $ 150.00/15 min lessons so a couple of hundred for 30-45 mins mins or $ 400-500 a week …per student….Skaters like Yuzuru or Javier are amateurs as in not allowed to make money off their skating….so they do get to have advertising but it’s very controlled . Figure Skating is one of the most expensive sports ….when I was skating ( from age 4-24 in the 80’s and 90’s) when I got to my highest level in Pairs my skates alone cost $900 because they were specifically made for me in San Francisco (SP-Teri’s) and then the blades separately cost $ 700-800 and I went thru a pair of boots a year. The club fees can be very expensive especially for a place like Brian Orser’s training center, then you pay for Coaches fees, test fees, separate ice time if needed, competition fees, and then the costs of the costumes, a separate fee for the choreographer, a fee for the mixer etc etc….so my point is that the average kid in the US or Canada who is “ starting out” would not be coached by Brian Orser….BUT yes it would be amazing.

@YannisGoedermans

2 жыл бұрын

@@novascotiaskater1868 I was a competitive skater myself so I do know skating definitely breaks the bank more often than not. Fees are ridiculously high. I was merely speaking hypothetically though.

Brian touches on the skating being sort of ignored by skating fans, because jumps have become the “big thing”. And yes, the jumps can be exciting. But it’s called figure skating, not jump skating. Frankly, I would rather see only a couple of jumps, and focus on the actual skating quality. Yuzu’s Notte Stellata gala performance is the epitome of what figure skating should look like. It was mesmerizing. And he performed 1 delayed axel, and one triple axel. I’d love to see more emphasis on skating quality.

Thank you so much for the great interview! It's so nice listening to him and I love the way he talks about his students. Speaking of his students.. is there a possibility of an interview with Javier Fernandez? He is retiring and... all of his interviews are about retiring, it's just so sad and would be so nice to have something different. To talk about his interesting path as a skater, what he loves about the sport, his favourite elements or something...... I miss him so much already.

@klarakucerova1451

5 жыл бұрын

There are two Icetalk interviews with Javi (Jackie Wong as the interviewer) player.fm/series/ice-talk-2449428 (starts at 31:30) - this one is from autumn 2017, they talk about the upcoming Olympics, costumes, programs... and icetalk.libsyn.com/javier-fernndezlynn-rutherford (starts at 46:00) - this is from 2016, they talk about Elvis FS a lot. But yes, we need a new interview!!!

@nelliekat403

5 жыл бұрын

@@klarakucerova1451 thank you! I wish there were a video interviews tho. He has a lot of spanish ones but not in english(

@klarakucerova1451

5 жыл бұрын

@@nelliekat403 On this channel kzread.infovideos are some of Javi's Spanish interviews with English subtitles. This one kzread.info/dash/bejne/fJ2gk6l8nay1Y5c.html is absolutely the best!!!!

Evgeniya has a competitive spirit! I reckon it's just channelling that competitiveness and perfectionism into the minutiae and overlooked details that all add up and count towards the bigger picture, rather than getting distracted by the big jumps. it takes time but it's about channelling that energy into simple steps.

I really like his priorities of quality and loving the sport. There have been so many Russian phenom girls that have come but have quickly gone due to burnout and such. It’s great when there’s longevity. He has Hanyu who has repeated as Olympic champion, and even if he didn’t repeat as gold medalist, it’s very telling that he was around for another Olympics.

YUZU 10:20 - 24:11

Fabulous interview! Thanks for sitting down with "Coach Midas" for a good long look at what makes him so successful at creating happy, successful skaters!

@mozartandi

5 жыл бұрын

TruWatcher coach Midas! I love that haha everything Brian Orser touches turns to gold

OMG. I didn't know Javier retired!!!! The bromance is over

@paskatefan

5 жыл бұрын

Javi is going to retire after the European Championships next month. I hope he wins his 7th European title. So grateful that he trained with Brian. I loved the respectful rivalry between him & Yuzu, just as I loved the respectful rivalry between Brian Boitano & Brian Orser. .

@KxNOxUTA

5 жыл бұрын

It's never over! They'll surely be meeting at ice shows in future, too! Don't you say that terrible "o..." word! 😂😉

I am enjoying this interview so much. Jackie Wong is doing a great job just letting Brian talk, but also bringing in very good comments of his own. Brian Orser has done it all, great skater and coach. It is wonderful to hear the wisdom he has gained over the years! There are times when I worry that Brian and his training school is just about jumps. So I was so happy to hear him talk about Yuzuru and Javier doing a school figure figure 8 for the judges to demonstrate their skating skills. I am glad that Brian encourages this in his skaters.

9:13 Junlieeeet

I think I love Brian Orser.

@paskatefan

5 жыл бұрын

I KNOW I do (and have since 1984)!

I will listen to the whole interview when I have more time but I couldn’t wait to hear what he has to say about Evgenia. I’m excited for their future together, I’m proud of her for making the change and think in a season or two she will be back at the top.

@qiqisongs

5 жыл бұрын

misskit123 Lol. I prefer the best skaters to be at the top, whoever they are. She might be one of the top skaters in 2 seasons, but if Rika or alena perform better than her, i want them to win.

Such a humble man.

brian's way of coaching is something that stands out everytime, it's unique but it's also of such high quality that many can't replicate. and i love the community, the family, like brian said, that they've built in TCC, it's something that should be in the sport more and i'm glad to see the athletes have such good relationships with each other

Yuzu indeed give chills to competitors and other coaches. If I would be a coach I'd definitely be terrified If I see him do impossible combos or even Quad Axel (the first) if he really could land it smoothly. Ugh he is such a beast

@livelife2324

2 жыл бұрын

I love how he coach knows how yuzuru loves attention "he loves to control the whole session. he loves to have all eyes on him" yuzu is such an attention seeker, and for some reason i love that about him🙈 i also love how brian mentioned the judges recognizing and keeping their eyes fixed on yuzu and javi's skating skills. shows that it's quality of even the simplest things that matter🙌🏻 but sadly i feel like the fact that yuzu doesnt seem "manic" about skating as he used before olympics has affected his performance. he hasnt won any of the competitions with Nathan. i really want to hear from Brian's perspective what he things about yuzu, his training and plans for future competitions now,🤔

@leeharry1565

2 жыл бұрын

@@livelife2324 😂😂😂 no hope number 1: he cant talk about yuzu'thing because yuzu is too private. number 2: he dont know anything about yuzu' Future plan because yuzu dont contact with him. Conclude,he is yuzu'coach only in paper.😗

Thank you so much for video...Mr. Orser is the one of best coach..

@user-sc6xn7ym7h

5 жыл бұрын

polarbear kim ,and ETERY is the one of best coach...

I believe in the Olympic future of Brian and Eugenia. I believe that at 19 years old skater blooms, her skating becomes meaningful. Movement gain grace. There comes a harmony of body, music, soul and technical elements. We will see.... but it seems to me that this couple will pleasantly surprise us.

I can’t wait to see Zhenya next season, I knew this season wasn’t going to be her best one (changes can’t be made in one day) but she was strong and pulled through, specially in Russian Nationals, I believe that this is a little slump on the peak of her career, and her jumps match her skating artistry which is flowy so much

It is rare that a great sportsman or sportswoman make a great coach. Here in his second element is Brian Orser, his manner and his wonderful insights are a credit to him. Long may he continue to do what he loves doing by passing on his knowledge, experience and philosophy to other champions. Well done Brian.

Thanks Brian for everything!

this is just so wonderful. thank you to everyone involved! i love more in-depth interviews, ESPECIALLY on camera where nothing can get misconstrued and it all feels real. brian is such a wonderful man and wonderful coach--i love his perspective on everything. this was a calm delight to watch and enjoy, and i feel i trust him even more.

I'm pretty sure it was Javi who introduced her to Orser if you look at the friendship they built. Anyway, I'm positive that this change was necessary. I think otherwise she would have ended up like Julia Lipnitskaya or Adelina Sotnikova: As a forgotten Champion. She will not be the only one leaving Eteri. Look at Zagitova, since she is growing up she is not able to adjust her technique. The same will happen to the youngsters such as Trusova. I'm so scared for the little girls jumping quads, they are not aware of how this will affect their health.

@sabcode-dd

5 жыл бұрын

I will like Eteri is so strict with the way she trains skaters. She has a set formula for training to win but in the midst of them ignores bad habits that can be developed as long as they don't get in the way of a win. She couldn't accept that yve doesn't believe she can't being her gold to Olympics, or more like can't accept the lack of belief for her carefully thought out formula.

@gabriellemontgomery7199

4 жыл бұрын

wow this has aged well, Trusova just left Eteri..

@merimalicina635

4 жыл бұрын

@@gabriellemontgomery7199 Whaaaaat??? Told ya!!!

What a marvelous interview! Thank you so much!

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS

Wow, it's very precious to hear this interview！ Thank you so much！ Well, I didn't know that Winnie the pooh is a Canadian😁

Thank you for this sincere interview

Thank you so much for this interview! I loved Brian Orser when he was an active skater, I was his fan when I was child (my sister was fan of Brian Boitano :-) ), and I love him now as a coach. He is so human! And all questions are like mine! Thanks a lot!

Thank you for the interview

Thank you so much for this!

What an amazing interview. Enjoyed it immensely. Every informed and skilled question as well as every honest answer from Brian. Loved it! Thank you for this!

JULIEEEET!!!!

Brian I have always been a fan of your skating and I love how supporting you are of all your skaters. You have to love the process and the journey along the way or you cannot truly appreciate the final results.

Just jumped to zhenia's part. Man, he looks like a Father!

I believe that Brian and Evgenia will cope with all difficulties and she become a champion again. Wish you good luck! Я верю, что Брайан и Женя справятся со всеми трудностями, и она снова станет чемпионкой. Желаю вам удачи!

Thank you for the interview, it was really interesting

This interview was conducted really well...it gives a really good insight into Orser's mentality as a coach: Ice skating is such a difficult sport with so many different components but I just loved how the first question he asked is Do you love skating?

Brian Orser! I am a fan...proud of you....

Всегда хотела послушать Орсера с переводом. Спасибо. Брайен Орсер велик потому, что явил миру Юдзуру Ханю и осчастливил добрую половину планеты Земля. Браво, Орсер! Вы - великий учитель для своих подопечных! Привет из России.

First, thanks Jackie. You are an excellent interviewer and you know your stuff. The reputation of Brian Orser is legendary; this interview only reinforce it. No need for me to say anything. Lovely Evgenia is going through her most epic transition. She has immense courage but she need the best help in the world in order to make it. Only Brian Orser can do this job. Yes, I said 'only'. Evgenia is one lucky girl. Because she need to learn how to lose, a most painful exercise, but Brian will make her exercise and sacrifice a winner. It hurts me to see equally lovely Alina Zagitova performance at Russian national just finished. What happened? Injury, pressure, etc.? My take: the new ISU rules is breaking Eteri methods, and beginning to break her students. Let's remember how Eteri being the only coach who exploited the previous rules to the very max much to the disapproval of many. That exploitation is key to her Olympics results, and Evgenia departure. ISU troubled by this exploitation enough to change the rules. This mean trouble for Eteri. No trouble for Orser. Only a Brian Orser can tell a two-time World champion, Olympic Silver and a whole bunch of gold medals: You are human, not super human. It is the best words for Evgenia. And the best repudiation of Eteri. I look forward for Evgenia to be a super-star, but very human.

I love to watch all interviews by John ~ so good,! thanks.

What an amazing interview. Brian is such an intelligent human, and Jackie has a deep insight and is a phenomenal interviewer as well. I've not been this focused on something I watched in a while.

Thank you very much for such an interesting and enjoyable interview.

Спасибо за интервью!) Такой формат беседы помогает составить о человеке более полное впечатление. Мне было интересно посмотреть какой Брайан человек, как от держится, как говорит, реагирует, что и как отвечает.) Благодарю Вас.)

@user-hm1vp6vf1x

5 жыл бұрын

Он оправдает себе

Great, in-depth, thoughtful interview. Thanks John Wilson blades. More like this please!

Brian was such a talented skater and seems like an incredible coach. Let’s hope the season continues ❤️

Thank you much!

Owww i absolutely adore Brian. It was touching to watch him supporting Eugenia. I think they will be able to reveal Eugenia and soon we will see new elements in her programs and a new technique. I believe that experience, passion, sensuality, awareness will prevail over the youth and jumping ability of the new generation of figure skaters. They need some more time to understand and feel each other.

Thank you to a Great Coash Brian Orser! He is the one who is writing the history of figure skating in Korea. He is giving every Korean the opportunity to feel the art and sports of figure skating, by making Kim Yunna and Cha Jun Whan a big skater. And thanks to Wilson Blades for the good interview. Et puis j''espère que toute l'équipe de Brian Orser réalisera une belle performance.

@aritheaneomakri5746

5 жыл бұрын

김정숙 But Yuna dumped Orser afterr developing acrimorious media battle. Otherwise, Yuna might have become a back-to-back Olympic Champioo at Sochi under Orser.

Thanks you for this interview ! It was really good with interesting questions !!

Such a great interview

Any Judging system has its pros and cons, and skaters, coaches and fans embrace them, the ONLY thing needs to be changed is that the judges and tech specialist needs to be FAIR under whatever judging system, That is the always the ONLY problem in figure skating.

Mr Brian Orser is amazing and great coach. So of course his pupils are all amazing skater.

Ele é muito querido! Um excelente profissional.

Thank you so much! Such a good interview! It answered a whole row of my questions and have such a good insight of what's currently going on or HAS been going on. I was really curious about Brian's attitude as Yuzu got injured ahead of the Olympics. And I got even more curious about it as Yuzu returned to the ice and showed both: another mindset and dedication to quality & expression as well as that subtly dangerous streak. Things unfortunately endinv up in following that perception and him getting injured again. I was wondering how good his chances are to overcome that tendency and further repetitions. So I really wanted to know more about how their team is set and if I can spot people around him capable of giving him answers to his question of "Why!?". It was good to know what role Brian does AND DOESN'T play in that recovery process. Gives me great arguments for the next time someone thinks it necessary to blame him for things he was little influence on :'D. I really like his overall approach to his students and needs. And his honesty. How he doesn't claim to have answers to everything and is aware of being just another human figuring things out step by step as they turn up. Thank you very much for sharing this interview. For asking the right questions and creating the right atmosphere to get good answers.

i for one would love to see a 4S from miss zhenya. 💕💕💕

Evgenia’s part is at 24:16

Orser is THE best coach

With junhwan I’m very impressed with him, starting at age 8 and competing at that level,, I agree with the other person who said he’ll get podium at bejing

@carlarojas1691

3 жыл бұрын

Junhwan in my opinion is an excellent skater, yes, he has certain rotation problems and the typical constant problems thanks to his boots but honestly he has shown a notorious improvement and not to mention his artistic quality, that boy is very talented

@shelbyr2382

3 жыл бұрын

@@carlarojas1691 do you know if the boots problem was just because he wouldn’t stop growing or was it the skates themselves?

34:40 For me, this turning point has come with last week's competition💛

The interviewer only focusing on Yuzuru and Medvedeva...good thing Brian mentioned Jason too....sometimes you need to focus on more than just the "big stars", there are other skaters as well out there.

@XimenaSu1609

5 жыл бұрын

In Jackie’s (the interviewer) defense, Brian has said in many interviews that he is not in charge when it comes to Jason, unlike Yuzuru, Evgenia and Junhwan. He has said he rejected him at first but Tracy asked him to reconsider and he agreed on the condition that she would be his main coach, not Brian. So I guess it makes sense for Jackie to focus on them. But it was very nice of Brian to include him when he speaks :)

@imcskchannel2864

4 жыл бұрын

@@XimenaSu1609 ohh wonder why he reject him???😦

@XimenaSu1609

4 жыл бұрын

imcsk channel maybe because he thought Boyang was joining them and getting 3 new skaters at once was too much?

@imcskchannel2864

4 жыл бұрын

@@XimenaSu1609 boyang??? But he didnt right??

@XimenaSu1609

4 жыл бұрын

@@imcskchannel2864 Nah he didn't but it seems like they had come to an agreement of getting him to TCC but it was later called off

Excelente patinador. Inolvidable ❤

Does anyone know where to find a clip of the warmup where Yuzu does the single jumps, triple axel, then bows/leaves thing? I really want to see it.

@Gavrochee-lk3qu

3 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/X6aHz4-Yh8LOcdY.html

@Gavrochee-lk3qu

3 жыл бұрын

Not full tho! I hope this will help!

😁 Thank you, Brian! ❤️

@singerlover7663

4 жыл бұрын

Do you like brian orser?

@TyrekeCorrea

4 жыл бұрын

@@singerlover7663 Like how?

@singerlover7663

4 жыл бұрын

@@TyrekeCorrea I love brian orser's face. And you?

@TyrekeCorrea

4 жыл бұрын

@@singerlover7663 🙂

Yes #1000

what is the juliet thing theyre talking anb? meme? someone pls tell me?

@carlarojas1691

3 жыл бұрын

Junhwan made "Romeo and Juliet" as FP that season, so since the others call him "Jun" (for short), his fans put Jun's name together with Juliet's and formed the word "Junliet" (JUN - LIET) as a new nickname

Having watched all that happened to the scorings by the judges in 2019 and early 2020, I don't think they know what they are doing. Who knew the new scoring system would be this messed up and inconsistent?

Is it only me that i heard some words different described about Yuzuru ? Like Yuzuru became different after won 2 olympic gold ? What is that mean?

@elizezuma

3 жыл бұрын

Yuzu said after PyeongChang that he be ready to actually skate for himself and enjoy skating (being relieved of the pressure after all those years). So brian probably meant that yuzu’s aura or something changed.

@angeljordan4337

3 жыл бұрын

@@elizezuma Thank u. I think Yuzuru deserves to be happy after all he has done bring such happiness to people !

I would really like to know what his true thoughts are about the ISU and the unfair scoring and now the new proposals (aka the latest attempt to kill actual skating)...but I also know he couldn't do that as long as he's still coaching😪

Mahalo for all of the phenomena⛸️l🥇🏆🎨 jumps and astonishing skating📊📈🙏🛐 records, Yayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy ❗❕❗❕

•• Tear, Tear, •• Brian, you're one of the most amazing,🎇🏅🎖️🏆 🎆wholesome human beings on the planet, indeed!!!! Keep up the e❌ cellent work!!!!🤙🤙🤙🤙

Adoro Canada♥️🌟 y a Brian

triple axel (Zhenya version?) Yes please.

@vitachamilueva8248

5 жыл бұрын

Cornelian she didn’t land even double yesterday

@optimalrefundable

5 жыл бұрын

@@vitachamilueva8248 she landed many in practice just fine and if Brian at least thinks she can do it, he would not mention it in this interview. It's all a mental game at this point.

@vitachamilueva8248

5 жыл бұрын

Cornelian well she is not going to the Europeans and Worlds this year so plenty of time to learn triple axel and maybe even a quad, right? And yeah finally fix that flutz

@athinker4024

5 жыл бұрын

Surely they will start teaching her 3A in future when she is ready enough. She is capable of doing that for sure because she is so talented and smart.

@Natalie37854

5 жыл бұрын

She's always struggled with her 2A, even with Eteri, although Brian has definitely improved her technique on it. However, I don't think it's wise to invest too much time in a 3A - a 4S is much more realistic. I could see her eventually being able to land a 4S+3T. She works so damn hard.

BRAVVVVVVVVVVVVVOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO, 🎈🎉🎈🎉🎈🎉🎈🎉🎐🪅🎐🪅🎐🪅🎐🪅🪔🧧🪔🧧🪔🧧🪔🧧BRAVVVVVVVVVVVVVOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO to both of you, I'm beyond proud and impressed, splendid👏🙌✌️🙏🛐 job❗❗❕❕

Брайана Орсера я видела по телевизору на соревнованиях, в которых он участвовал. Он мне запомнился, хотя в это время я уже почти не интересовалась фигурным катанием. Особенно мужским. Но это был знак в моей жизни, потому что я познакомилась со вторым мужем на катке. И его фамилия была с тем же корнем СЕРиков, ОрСЕР. Потом много позднее родился в 1994 Юзуру Ханю, мое БЛИЗНЕЦОВОЕ ПЛАМЯ, который потом тренировался у Брайана Орсера в Торонто. Где живёт моя подруга Лена Абрамович, с которой я тоже каталась на этом же катке. Причем Лена точная внешняя копия Татьяны Тарасовой, тренера по фигурному катанию

do I have the time to watch this? No Am I going to anyway? Yes, Yes I am

Excelente patinador

I got him, Brian. Don't worry.

Alguien que traduzca esta entrevista por favor al español de México

05-21-2018.

YUZZU NEEDED WINNIE THE POOH?!? 😂 HAHAHA, HAHAHAHA, HAHAHAHAHA!

I know.

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