Shoma Uno “Knowing yourself” 4 rotations 5 “Practice was not wrong” Reconfirmation

Japan Open of figure skating is Saitama Super Arena on the 2nd In 2018, the men’s Pyeongchang Olympics silver medalist Shoma Uno (23=Toyota Motor Co., Ltd.) challenged the high-difficulty composition of four types and five quadruple jumps.

“Know yourself now”. He assumed that the probability of success was low. Actually, he fell in a loop from the beginning, and Salchow made mistakes such as two turns, but “I stopped while feeling driven.” I decided to flip and toe loop in the second half, and nodded more than 10 times after the finish. It was the harvest that I was able to grasp the current situation more than the result of being ranked first with 181.21 points. I was able to reconfirm that “the practice was not wrong”.

After the Pyeongchang Olympics season, “there was a period of giving up” 4 I tried the rotating loop again. The trigger was the existence of a junior Kagiyama. Now practicing off, I was inspired by the appearance of jumping loops and lutz. “Three types can be left behind. For him, I want to live up to my expectations because I am respected.” The determination was born.

Team Blue, who was the captain, also won with a total of 886.86 points. .. “I’m in a position where I can’t go without pulling, but I was supported,” with a humble smile, and it was the first match of the season with a lot of harvest. [Kengo Abe]

○… Both girls will have two consecutive Olympics Two people who are aiming have also appeared. Sakamoto unveiled a new program that says “difficult” for the first time in the game. Just before the finish pose from the last spin, he blushed at a rare mistake with a sticky butt, but “there is no choice but to stretch.” Recalling the bad start of the season four years ago, he emphasized, “The lowest possibility was the lowest in Pyeongchang. I want to aim for this time.” Veteran Miyahara jumped three and a half turns for the first time in the game. Although he fell, he turned to the front, saying, “I want to challenge as much as possible.”