Yuzuru Hanyu 羽生結弦: Best Recovery Jumps and Layout Changes

[@Jaykayhay97]

Yuzu is a genius....period.

[@robbiesaunders9602]

I made a Video clip for Hanyu kzbin.info/www/bejne/mZTKqaVtlrKne8k

[@blueflame5845]

Actually I can guess that he was genius by the way he answered the question when he was interviewed. And this video is another prove that he was indeed a genius.

[@CelesteBou]

Hands down one of the most amazing videos I've seen. that perfect 3A as his last-second jumping pass in the FS is iconic. as if pulling out his planned content wasn't difficult enough, the fact that he can also calculate layout changes on the spot is insanely impressive. I could never concentrate on those two things (skating and planning layout) at once- especially not under the amount of pressure that he's in during these competitions.

[@krone0927]

I think he also changes the layout when he sees how high the scores of the skaters before him gets. He's truly a genius.

[@Yuuu_Nina]

OMG this is so amazing! He is the KING of saves

[@KIMBYAWOON]

4:57 showed how fast he is. He was dragged back by his own speed. Antis whiny about how he is not powerful like he used to be when he actually just getting stronger in his every comeback. I don't know how it even possible.

[@bestrong7943]

You are so great, media has never told about this before

[@moma-b]

I think this is something one who really follows the sport knows. Probably commentators are commenting on the changes right on the spot. I wonder how are the other skaters, this may not be so unique, I think they develop this skill if they do competitive skating as part of their profession.

[@emeroux]

This video is SUPERUSEFUL and AMAZING ‼️ thank you Henni❤❤❤

[@siriandy2928]

Figure skating requires brains

[@wontokiie3300]

now that yuzuru pulled a 3A-eu-3s as his last jumping pass today I immediately thought about how this video needs an update now lmao

[@henni1475]

Same thought 😂😂😂 However. I think, the YOLO 4T+3T was even more spectacular, since he had never attempted it in Origin before and the music was incredibly fast at that point. 3A+1Eu+3S was his final jumping pass last season already (in Helsinki and Saitama), so at least familiar to him. Insane effort nevertheless.

[@kimanna7873]

I came back to this video after watching 2019 NHK Trophy

[@ereiniongil-galad]

The end results of the skate are easy to find, but where can I find the original planned layout? Thank you!

[@henni1475]

@@ereiniongil-galad Sometimes the planned layout gets published temporarily on the ISU event page, but it's rare to find it after the competition. Most of the planned layout sheets get deleted quickly. (And it has to be said that some planned layouts have nothing to do with the actual skate. Boyang Jin is a specialist of submitting joke layouts with 4A+1Eu+3S in the second half and stuff :D)

[@elizezuma]

​@@henni1475can we get a part 2? 🥹🥹

[@thelolo12300]

He really is something else, isn't he

[@kadova]

Your video is absolutely fantastic, and easy to understand. So when Yuzuru is skating, he's also calculating what he needs to do to make-up for any error he's making.

[@pennyinheaven]

Ugh... Olympics 2018, he crushed that event by being freaking smart while he was skating. Talk about grace under multitudes of pressure. The mental strength of this man is just incomprehensible. Rostelecom Cup 2018 costed him a whole lot of events in 2019. I just hope his body can catch up with his passion in 2020.

[@whitneylu9986]

He is just super smart and brilliant !

[@laurenkho2584]

He is outside of this universe! Untouchable!

[@junel25d40]

super mission#2は、まさにmission inpossible! それは、yuzuしかできない。あなたの編集も最高💖です。

[@s0me0ne62]

Oh my god..........😱😱😱 Incredible. He is truly a genius.

[@823gth2]

なんとまあリカバリー集とはマニアックな(^^;)羽生君はほんと冷静なんだよね。頭脳明晰だからこそだな。

[@Cせんは]

自分では、ここまで編集出来ません💦

[@drylotion6565]

what a legend

[@viendanillehusana973]

Ultimate 2-time Champion and Genius! I'm so glad that I became his fan!!!😄❤💓💕❤

[@mitinori1207]

頭も高速回転だよね。ミスしてもそのままでは終らせない。かっこいい～。

[@irinaniculiu]

Thank you! Yuzuru has it all in his calculations. How tough it must be to do recovery jumps and calculate how to increase BV DURING the program. He does it.

[@henni1475]

It must be incredibly hard. You have to execute your elements (which itself is physically and mentally very demanding), focus on your performance and take care of the rules on top. Many top skaters got elements invalidated in the past because of miscalculation. Fernandez for example missed the Olympic podium in Sochi, because he attempted one more combo in the free than allowed. Aliev repeated too many jumps in his FS at SA last week and his second 3T got 0 points.

[@blueflame1207]

WOW! Great video. Well done. Yuru is really a smart guy with great skating skill. I don't even know how can he pull all these up under the pressure and in such short amount of time during competition. Hope he can recover well and continue to do what he loves.

[@ereiniongil-galad]

Missions: 0:18 Nebelhorn Trophy 2011 FS 0:42 WTT 2015 FS 1:17 Autumn Classic 2015 FS 1:44 GPF 2015 EX 2:01 WTT 2017 FS 2:30 Rostelecom Cup 2017 FS 2:54 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics 2018 FS Super-missions: 3:19 4CC 2017 FS 4:04 Rostelecom Cup 2018 FS

[@moma-b]

I'm quite curious, is this ability to quickly recalculate and change the layout during performance something unique or other skaters do it too? I would expect the latter, though, maybe the level he mastered it to is unique.

[@ereiniongil-galad]

@@moma-b I'm not sure how unique this skill is among skaters, but I do know that Evgenia Medvedeva has also done this before.

[@moma-b]

@@ereiniongil-galad I'm constantly watching videos and it seems the level he can do it is definitely something unique. I assume he constantly counts scores while he is performing and he knows exactly when he makes mistakes and probably he also has several "saving" alternatives prepared in his mind, in case he makes mistakes. Plan A, plan B, plan C, plan D etc. He has mastered how to take advantage of the scoring system.

[@vassanab4243]

Thank u for ur video, amazing editing skill. Showing how genius Yuzuru is.I also love that music ending the same time as origin final pose. Also love ur Yuzuru 'signature moves video. Keeping up good working. I'm Yuzuru fan and also your fan.

[@henni1475]

Thank you very much 😊 I'll try my best in the future, too 👌

[@Capspao]

He is really brillant!

[@shaykippers5547]

This is so well edited! It really shows how much effort and thinking goes into his programs

[@itsfine_txt]

That's... insane. The dramatic music fits so well. I'm just reading your explanation of what happened, yet my heart is already pounding because _how the fuck???_

[@assortedasmr430]

Wow thats great

[@joyousch3872]

Very enlightening video, thank you so much for sharing!🌈⭐🤗

[@alyssaabrarerestain3814]

There’s still a lot of things I don’t know about how awesome and genius Yuzuru is? Thank you so much for this vid. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@justsaying2280]

Yo he already wildin at 16yo that's mad. And also 4cc 2017 is indeed MAD

[@assortedasmr430]

I love this video

[@yuh1207]

Thank you for this wonderful video. For Yuzu, all these are mission possible!

[@devi_-]

This is so well put together. You made it really easy to follow what Yuzuru was doing. Thank you!

[@ninetynice99]

Fixing mess while skating, calculating and executing while the time is running out... He is one of a kind... And thank you so much for your video! Its really highlight Hanyu capability of taking control and making decision on crisis situation. Great job!

[@mamatate2996]

凄く好き！あの緊張感の中、勝負に挑む感が凄くイイ！！ 名場面沢山！！最高の選手！ 「織田る---。」 織田さん参考になったかな？ 真っ白になって、訳分からなくなるって言ってたもんね。

[@Margaron88]

"Thank you for the delicious meal"

[@mamasatria]

Thank you for this compilation! Then in 2019 NHK FS he again YOLOed his way to gold 😃

[@assortedasmr430]

He is our only champion...no one else

[@michalinaata5267]

This video is so awesome! Great job, thanks for sharing

[@stellatang4196]

Amazing Yuzuru. Amazing editing. So clear and concise. Love the music choice too. Thank you for making this video! 👏👏

[@artisticskatingpassion7425]

Please has a new one like that for 2019/2022, this one was excellent !!!

[@fernevans59]

Great vid to be recommended so soon after his absolutely crazy 3A save in his SP this week 😂

[@apqaria]

Love this video always come back to watch it, thanks for making it ❤️️ It would be great to see part 2, I think his FS in NHK 2019 would deserve to be in it 😉

[@gabrielasanchez8331]

Increible trabajo de Yuzu!! Es tan complicado; pero el lo hace ver tan fácil con esa gracia que posee!! Muy buen trabajo en tus vídeos Henni147 !!! Tienes una nueva suscriptora y por supuesto mi like!! Podrías por favor poner traducción en español?? Te lo agradecería mucho!

[@kt-vm1nr]

mission complete！！

[@victoriahanyu5884]

Amazing！！！

[@syasol8131]

Estoy viendo este vídeo por primera vez y el IQ y EQ de yuzuru hanyu es definitivamente el de un genio hermoso y maravilloso 😍 Sus cálculos son perfectos y milimétricos 😅 El sabe al finalizar cada programa con exactitud su puntuación por eso muchas veces en kiss&cry se notaba a través de su lenguaje corporal su decepción 😢 Pero eso lo hizo más fuerte y valiente.... Hoy yuzuru hanyu es el mejor patinador masculino del mundo 🌍 y el mejor atleta olímpico con una proyección mundial que se pierde de vista... El límite es el cielo 👏🏻🙏🏻👑⛸️⛸️💫👑🥇🥇🥇🇯🇵👏🏻🎁✨🥰🙏🏻💫🏅🤟🏻🙏🏻🎸👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🌍🥰✨✨

[@sashakotro6422]

Спасибо за видео!!!

[@nadetzquillss]

Thank you for this video 😍

[@moma-b]

Amazing edit, thank you so much for making it. 🙏

[@TienTran-ty6ed]

Wonderful !

[@flamerivers1488]

This needs to update add 2019 nhk yolo version

[@henni1475]

Aye 😆 However, it might be easier to edit "part 2" than updating this one 🙈

[@rosianeqian]

運算能力超強的羽生 厲害!!!!!

[@czimafot]

Gratulálok! Szuper lett.🐧🇹🇯

[@joannezhao9513]

Really great video. I loved the editing and music. Very informative, I learned a lot!

[@bballClipss]

This is awesome

[@Kaykayleaf]

omg i never knew he changed his layouts last minute wow....i have even more respect for him. I have a question btw, how did you manage to know so much about ice skating? I really want to learn more about it, but i don't know where to start + everything looks so difficult to understand. How did you start out? Oh and thank you for the video, it's really well edited and it must have taken a lot of your time and effort. Looking forward to your next videos!

[@henni1475]

Thank you! Well, I started to follow figure skating in December 2016. At the beginning I had no clue about the rules, elements and the judging system myself. There were jumps and spins, but that's it. It took me hours and weeks and years to dive into this sport and my motivation to create these videos is to help beginners and get a quick overview 😊 The most important steps: 1. watch a lot of skating. Upcoming livestreams or old videos, different disciplines, senior/junior, competition/practice/gala/shows... to get to know different facets of skating and what's humanly possible on the ice. 2. Take the scoresheet of an old competition and try to identify the technical elements in the programs in slow motion. Replay them many times, if necessary. 3. Try to construct different jump layouts that are allowed in competition. I asked myself, what the highest theoretical score in the current judging system could be and experimented a bit with different layouts. That helped a lot to understand and dive into the rulebook.

[@20tww1]

You should include COC 2014 tht time when he injured too... Heard tht he chg the jumps but nt sure about it.... Hope tht u could make one... 🥺

[@pachaa2508]

¡ woow , lo comprendí muy bien a pesar del idioma ! Muchísimas gracias por el vídeo

[@jj_asiny_jj4485]

I didnt know about the olympic's layout was changed. Thanks for ur info

[@ShyerLady]

"Rippon" jump, I like that you gave Adam recognition.

[@TheAndre496]

You missed the recovery combination 2S euler 4Salcow, in case of a pop. He was going for It in 4cc 2017 After pop. There Is a video of him doing this

[@henni1475]

Thank you! Never seen that combo before, do you have a link? 😲😲😲 I only focused on recoveries which he completed in competitions and I haven't found a 2S+1Lo+4S on any scoresheet. Was that a practice footage?

[@chunghuey113]

@@henni1475 I have never seen a video of him doing the 2S+1Lo+4S either. However, he did mention that's what he planned to do in an interview after 4CC 2017. You can see the video of his whole layout change thought for the 4CC 2017 in the video here at around 9.00: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rKnTl6GkmLuNo9E. It's really insightful and you can only be amazed by how much of a quick-thinker he is (aside from his beyond worldly skating skills..)

[@henni1475]

@@chunghuey113 FOUND IT!!! GPF 2016, EX practice. twitter.com/Spiccine/status/820787333075206145 2S+1Lo+4S clean and 4S+1Lo+4S fall, but fully rotated... Insane!!! 😲😲

[@kasvinimuniandy4178]

whoa...

[@ahyliiyo]

My only complaint is that I didnt need to see the fall on the 4lo... maybe a warning would be nice... the rest of the video is amazing. I can see the effort.

[@bestrong7943]

THANK YOU

[@victoriahanyu5884]

BRAVO！I want to know how to edit such a fabulous video like this.

[@robbiesaunders9602]

You gotta find the RIGHT MOVIES FOR THE RIGHT SOUNDTRACK.... Watch this, which I made for Yazuru Hanyu fans kzbin.info/www/bejne/mZTKqaVtlrKne8k

[@ianmangaoang9879]

Could someone explain the ISU rules at 1:00? Since he turned a 4T into a 3T that would mean his program would have two 3T, so where's the problem? Sorry new to skating.

[@henni1475]

You are only allowed to repeat two different triples in the free. But with 3T, 3A and 3Lz it would have been three repeated triples in that program. So the final triple Lutz would have been called invalid by the tech panel and received 0 points. That's why Yuzuru decided to turn one 3T into a double and keep both Lutzes, which are more valuable.

[@JU628328]

理科男,天才!賽程中還要計算補回失分

[@wwjsun]

Some expert please explain what he can do after he popped his first 4s in the short program in Beijing Olympics.

[@henni1475]

The only thing he could have done is to jump a combo of a higher base value (like 4Lz+3T). In the short program there is no room for any big layout changes, because the jump elements all have fix requirements.

[@diem2643]

i wonder another skaters do it too?

[@henni1475]

At the 2018 Olympics Alina Zagitova missed her first 3Lz+3Lo attempt in her freeskate and improvised a second one successfully. That secured her the gold medal. Many skaters who miss their jump combination in the short program, try to add a 3T to the solo jump later, but only few attempts are successful. It's very challenging to calculate points, avoid repetition errors and focus on the performance at the same time. Javier Fernandez missed the Olympic podium in Sochi 2014, because he repeated an invalid jump by mistake. Same with Patrick Chan in his SP at the GPF 2015. He popped his 4T into a 3T and forgot about the repetition rule. His complete 3Lz+3T combo received 0 points.

[@Ирэн-з5щ]

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