世界フィギュア 日本男子初の連覇へ、羽生結弦選手が現地入り(15/03/23)
世界フィギュアで、日本男子初の連覇がかかる、羽生結弦選手(20)が現地入りした。
今週、開幕する世界フィギュアに出場するため、中国・上海に到着した羽生選手。
羽生が上海入り、無言も軽快に走って車に乗り込む
スポニチアネックス 3月23日(月)13時41分配信
◇２５日開幕フィギュアスケート世界選手権
プリンスが駆けた！フィギュアスケートの世界選手権（２５日開幕）で連覇を目指す羽生結弦（２０＝ＡＮＡ）が２３日、開催地の中国・上海に入った。
羽生は昨年末に尿膜管遺残症と診断されて腹部の手術を受け、１月末に練習を再開した後、右足首を捻挫。日本連盟の小林強化部長は１８日に「調子は万全ではないが、少しずつ練習量も増やしている」と説明していた。
羽生は到着後、関係者にガードされて無言。右足首の不安を振り払うように、スキップから軽快に走って迎えの車に乗り込んだ。
この日の公式練習に参加するかどうかについて、関係者は「知らない」と話した。男子ショートプログラムは２７日、フリーは２８日に行われる。
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http://headlines.yahoo.co.jp/hl?a=20150323-00000104-spnannex-spo
羽生、無言で上海入り 世界選手権Ｖ２狙う
河北新報 3月23日(月)
【上海共同】２５日に開幕するフィギュアスケートの世界選手権で日本選手初の２連覇を目指すソチ冬季五輪王者の羽生結弦（ＡＮＡ）が２３日、開催地の上海に到着した。昨年末に腹部を手術し、その後も右足首を捻挫するなど状態が心配される羽生はマスク姿で空港の到着ロビーに姿を見せ、無言のまま関係者にガードされて迎えの車に乗り込んだ。
上海での試合は、中国選手と激突して負傷した昨年１１月の中国杯以来となる。
リンクで始まった公式練習では、女子で昨年１２月の全日本選手権を初制覇した１６歳の宮原知子（大阪・関大高）と２位だった１８歳の本郷理華（愛知みずほ大瑞穂高）が調整した。
【写真特集】羽生結弦選手の歩み かわいらしい中学１年生の写真も
http://photo.kahoku.co.jp/graph/2014/12/25/01_20141225_74042/001.html
http://www.kahoku.co.jp/naigainews/201503/2015032301001756.html
世界フィギュア 日本男子初の連覇へ、羽生結弦選手が現地入り
FNN 2015/03/23 18:48
http://www.fnn-news.com/news/headlines/articles/CONN00288736.html
ジャンプしたり、ダッシュしたり、スキップしたりw
しっかりガードされてるみたいですね。安心安心^ ^
無事に上海入りの一報を知った時、嬉しくて涙でました。
皆様も一日千秋の思いでしたね(TωT)
全日本のFSから８５日ぶり。
なにはともあれ、元気そうで良かったです。
そして、weiboさんから
上海ワールドでの結弦くんの演技構成。
特に変わらないですね。
今夜の公式練習はどうするんでしょう？
もう、オーサーパパ達とは合流出来たかな？
それと
気になっていた襟足襟足
やけに切り揃えられ感があるけれど・・・
前回の世界選手権ほどではないので安心していいのかな？^ ^
休養を取って落ち着いたら結弦くんの元気な声も聞けるかな？
笑顔で喋る姿も見たいですよね。
充実の練習ができ、落ち着いて大会に望めますように。
さぁ、いよいよですね。
全力応援です
追記：
状態が心配される羽生、無言で上海入り／フィギュア
2015.3.23 22:11
２５日に開幕するフィギュアスケートの世界選手権で日本選手初の２連覇を目指すソチ冬季五輪王者の羽生結弦（ＡＮＡ）が２３日、開催地の上海に到着した。昨年末に腹部を手術し、その後も右足首を捻挫するなど状態が心配される羽生はマスクをして空港の到着ロビーに姿を見せ、無言のまま関係者にガードされて迎えの車に乗り込んだ。
この日始まった公式練習では滑らなかった。日本スケート連盟によると体を休めるためで、２４日から参加する。上海での試合は、中国選手と激突して負傷した昨年１１月の中国杯以来となる。 公式練習では、女子で昨年１２月の全日本選手権を初制覇した１６歳の宮原知子（大阪・関大高）と２位だった１８歳の本郷理華（愛知みずほ大瑞穂高）が調整した。宮原は３回転ジャンプが好調で、本郷もショートプログラム（ＳＰ）の曲をかけた練習で大きなミスはなかった。（共同）
http://www.sanspo.com/sports/news/20150323/fgr15032315510002-n1.html
２４日付の上海入りのニュース
フィギュア:羽生、右足首回復“アピール”！？空港で全力ダッシュ
スポニチアネックス 2015年03月24日
プリンスが無言のアピール！？フィギュアスケートの世界選手権（２５日開幕）で連覇を目指す羽生結弦（ゆづる、２０＝ＡＮＡ）が２３日、開催地の中国・上海に入った。昨年末の全日本選手権以来、約３カ月ぶりに公の場に姿を見せたが終始、無言。最初は速足で歩いていたが、軽くスキップした次の瞬間、いきなり走りだした。
全日本選手権後に「尿膜管遺残症」と診断されて腹部の手術を受け、１月末に練習を再開してから右足首を捻挫。コンディションは万全ではないが、空港内のダッシュを見る限り、オフアイスでは影響はなさそうだ。選手、関係者は大会組織委員会が用意したバスで移動するのが通例だが、羽生陣営は手配していた乗用車に別の場所から乗り込むなど、ガードも鉄壁だった。
到着後は公式練習には参加せずに静養。昨年１１月のＧＰシリーズ・中国杯フリー直前の６分間練習で、激突事故に見舞われた会場で行われる今大会。連覇達成なら日本人初の偉業だ。２７日のショートプログラム、２８日のフリーを見据え、２４日の公式練習で因縁のリンクに立つ。
http://www.sponichi.co.jp/sports/news/2015/03/24/kiji/K20150324010041800.html
昨日出ていたものとは違うお写真ですね。
公式練習は今日２４日からとあります。
落ち着いて、良い最終調整ができますように
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話題だったskating wifeも
スケーティングワイフって独特の表現！
チームメイトではなくワイフなのね(〃∇〃)
Figure skating-Hanyu seeks gold-medal tonic after bumpy ride
By REUTERS
PUBLISHED: 20:44 GMT, 23 March 2015 | UPDATED: 20:44 GMT, 23 March 2015
By Pritha Sarkar
March 23 (Reuters) - A reunion with his coach Brian Orser will provide a welcome distraction for Olympic champion Yuzuru Hanyu when he returns to the Shanghai Oriental Sports Centre for this week's figure skating world championships.
Four months ago the Japanese left the arena battered and bruised following a sickening collision with Chinese rival Yan Han in the build-up to the Cup of China, an accident that left him requiring staples in his head and stitches in his jaw.
But such is his indomitable spirit, he picked himself up, dusted himself down and ended up with the silver medal in a competition many thought he should have withdrawn from .
However, triumphing in the face of adversity is nothing new for an athlete who watched the ice crack beneath his blades after a magnitude 9.0 earthquake in March 2011 destroyed his training rink in Sendai.
It is Sendai where Hanyu has spent the last three months as he recuperated from those injuries and subsequent surgery for a bladder problem -- which meant he was more than 10,000 km away from the Toronto base of Orser.
Whether Orser's long-distance training tips will pay off will become clear later this week when Hanyu, the only 2014 Olympic champion in the Shanghai field, attempts to become the first Japanese skater to win back-to-back world titles.
While Javier Fernandez would like nothing better than to usurp a man he calls his skating 'wife', the Spaniard has missed training beside his great Japanese rival.
"Sometimes we learn just by watching," the triple European champion, who is also coached by Orser, told Reuters.
"It (watching Yuzuru) changes the way you approach your practice. On the days I am not feeling my best, or I'm just tired, I think of Yuzu, and that he was so tired but he was able pull out great run throughs in training which helped him to skate better and better...
"Those memories help to motivate me on."
With Olympic bronze medallist Denis Ten also in Shanghai, the men's competition is likely to steal the spotlight from the other three events.
A year after Julia Lipnitskya and Adelina Sotnikova were the toast of Sochi, a new generation of Russian women are waiting to make their mark in China.
Elizaveta Tuktamysheva, Elena Radionova and Anna Pogorilaya swept the board at the Europeans and they will be eager to hold off the challenge of the likes of American trio Ashley Wagner, Gracie Gold and Four Continents winner Polina Edmunds. (Editing by Justin Palmer)
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/wires/reuters/article-3008291/Figure-skating-Hanyu-seeks-gold-medal-tonic-bumpy-ride.html#ixzz3yh9OPCAF
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/wires/reuters/article-3008291/Figure-skating-Hanyu-seeks-gold-medal-tonic-bumpy-ride.html
INTERVIEW-Figure skating-Fernandez takes tips from his skating 'wife
'MARCH 24 | BY PRITHA SARKAR
Rather than turning into a green-eyed monster following the Olympic success of his training partner, Yuzuru Hanyu, Javier Fernandez cannot wait to see how he measures up against a man he calls his skating 'wife'.
The two Brian Orser graduates will be gunning for gold at the figure skating world championships in Shanghai this week. But whatever happens on the ice, Fernandez is looking forward to catching up with Hanyu after spending three months apart while the Japanese world and Olympic champion recovered from illness and injury in Sendai.
"With Yuzu, we are everything, we are friends, we are team mates, at some point we have to be rivals," Spaniard Fernandez told Reuters in a telephone interview from his Toronto training base.
"It's like having a wife, your wife is your friend, your wife is everything but it depends on the time.
"When we are on the ice we are competing against each other but when the competition is done, we are friends again and we work together again."
Whereas having the same coach could spark fireworks in other sports -- imagine tennis players Jimmy Connors and John McEnroe jostling for 'me time' under the same mentor -- Fernandez feels there is more pros than cons with the set-up he shares with his great rival.
"We've never had that feeling (of jealously) that Brian is working more with Yuzu or is working more with me because he wants one of us to win. That's not Brian at all," said Fernandez, who has been guided to a hat-trick of European titles by the 1987 world champion.
"He's absolutely neutral. He doesn't have a favourite."Brian takes the same care with all his skaters, it doesn't matter what level they are. He cares about his job and he wants to make figure skaters the best skaters they can be."GOLDEN TOUCHOrser certainly has the golden touch when it comes to moulding champions.
The Canadian missed out on getting the ultimate prize himself, after coming off second best in the 'Battle of the Brians' at the 1988 Calgary Games -- pipped by Brian Boitano.
As a coach, however, he has enjoyed rip roaring success with Kim Yuna at the 2010 Olympics followed by Hanyu in Sochi last year.
Fernandez feels that having a ringside seat to Hanyu's training sessions with Orser has helped him to become a better skater himself.
"Sometimes we learn just by watching," said Fernandez, who narrowly missed out on an Olympic bronze last year.
"I got the chance to see how Yuzuru trained to get that gold medal, how much he was working.
"It gave me the opportunity to see how hard an Olympic champion has to work, how talented he has to be, how much effort you have to put in every day -- those things help you to get on the right path and put you in the same position. It helped me to figure out how to win the gold medals at the big competitions.
"It (watching Yuzuru) changes the way you approach your practice. On the days I am not feeling my best, or I'm just tired, I think of Yuzu, and that he was so tired but he was able pull out great run throughs in training which helped him to skate better and better," added Fernandez, twice a bronze medallist at the worlds.
"Training with somebody at the same level... it gives you more excitement day by day. I like it.
"You take a little bit of the skaters around you and a little bit of your coach into competitions.
"Those memories help to motivate me on."
While Fernandez would like nothing better than to get his hands on the gold in what he called the "big, big, huge city with a lot of people", he believes that goal will have to wait for another year.
"I want to be on the podium again," said the 23-year-old Madrid native.
"I don't like setting goals that I can't reach. I don't want to say 'I want to be world champion' and then I go to the competition and I'm not the world champion and my goal is not done.
"I want to get at least the bronze medal that I've already got twice but I'm gonna be working to be the world champion. My training is to get the gold medal but my goal is to be on the podium." (Editing by Justin Parlmer)
http://www.reuters.com/article/figure-skating-world-fernandez-idUSL3N0WP6B720150324