还要参加世锦赛，所以Yuna肯定不会在棒子国待多久。
话说，Yuna估计也不会喜欢棒子国那种疯狂的气氛，还是待加拿大吧，安静省心。。。
PS：Yuna练3A是在青少年时期，06-08两个赛季受伤据大叔说，是练四周练的。。。
四周听起来比较牛，哈哈
我也怕YUNA在棒子国呆久了会被销魂的韩媒影响到心理健康
练难度虽然重要，但是如果为了练难度硬上，反而丧失了花滑的乐趣和美感
我想经过以前的受伤，YUNA应该可以明白这一点
尽力就好。
这些姑娘们都四周附体了，何必呢
她和Mao在这些问题上真是保持了思想上的高度统一啊
个人认为经过这些年的狂轰滥炸，Yuna对她祖国的销魂媒体已经基本免疫
而且我严重怀疑Yuna在加拿大这种傻大地方没俩人的空旷地方呆久了
回到她以吵/热闹闻名的祖国多少会越来越难以适应吧
3A加油呀 希望如果不退役的话 滑出几套深度性更强的好节目加油吧yuna
mao練4周、yuna練3A
只要被承認一次....
男單會想哭吧....
今天翻出06年yuna的视频，不得不再次感叹BO大叔这几年间真是发福得厉害。。。
求06年比较好的视频...................我只在网上看过
回国的图图笑得好甜啊，呵呵~~~~
韩国最闪亮的明星。
明年平昌申奥估计都要她作为运动员代表陈述了。
mao練4周、yuna練3A
只要被承認一次....
男單會想哭吧....
s8954088 发表于 2010-3-2 19:17 http://www.chinaice.org/images/common/back.gif
这有什么，花样滑冰这个项目本来男女间的差距就没有那么大。而且当年Ito和Harding的3A在顺利完成的情况下已经比大部分男选手的跳得好了。
我发现我从逐渐喜欢yuna节目开始变成真正的yuna花痴了
今天下了NBC完整版的LP，发现解说和之前下的NBC的有点不一样，后来才发现之前下的是NBC的重播。
ANYWAY, 看到视频里YUNA节目一开始的时候SCOTT说YUNA写的SHORT ESSAY里写到压力，YUNA说：My performance is failure, not only people around me but the whole nation might trun their back on me.
Yuna 你太坚强了，真的很难想象你是怎么做到得。
是啊，毕竟是只有十九岁的小姑娘！
看到她比赛之后泣不成声的样子，心里其实特别痛！
Yuna真的很坚强，就连在世锦赛和这次奥运会的Victory Ceremony上流泪，也是噙着泪拼命忍着，然后又拼命擦！希望Yuna以后的人生不再有那么多的压力肩负整个国家的重任吧！
YUNA也挺清醒的希望她继续保持这种良好的心态
很多人都可以想象，这种情况
甚至比赛前有人说媒体捧她捧得厉害，到时候她失败了就踩得越厉害
韩国人的疯狂背后也有可怕阴影
或者我也是看热闹才关注上她的，但是还是衷心祝愿这个从各方面来讲都不容易的女孩子以后一切安好。
tommyk75将YUNA的采访,翻译成了英文, 万分感谢!!
我偷懒下, COPY一下~
Yu-Na Kim Interview...
I'm currently watching a Yu-Na Kim TV special on Korean TV, so I thought I'd write down some of the things she says since they may be of interest to people.
So here we go:
She says, after the competition, she did interviews and the doping test, and then she, her parents, her coach, and agent celebrated back at the hotel, and then she had to wake up early for the Gala practice, so she didn't get much sleep. She said out of the group, her parents probably seemed the happiest. As for Brian Orser, she mentioned that he gave her medal a kiss, and it looked to her like he teared up a little when he did it.
She says her win hasn't sunk in quite yet, and so far, her life before and after winning the Gold Medal doesn't feel a whole lot different.
She had a lot of praise for Min-Jung Gwak, saying she did very well, especially considering it was only her 2nd international competition. She doesn't think she herself could have done that well at that age.
When asked when her greatest hardship has been in her career, she said it was hard to pick one out, since memories of difficult times outnumber the good moments. She said overall, her 2-3 year strugge with injuries was probably the toughest, because she had to struggle with it every single day.
She said her favorite moment in her SP is her "leg move coming out of the layback spin" (I'm not sure what this move is). When she was asked about the fast music part where she goes into her footwork, she said that was the part of the music that concerned her the most when she heard it for the first time.
She said the fact that she skated directly after Mao Asada did concern her when she first found out.
She said she wore blue for her LP because she thought it went with the music well, and she wasn't unaware that that many Olympic champions had worn blue before.
She says while she's skating, she doesn't really hear anything from the crowd, since she's so busy concentrating on what she's doing.
She says she doesn't know herself why she started crying after she finished her program. Before, she used to wonder why other skaters would start crying, and she can't really explain it herself even after she did it.
She said she watched Mao Asada's LP from backstage, and she felt Asada skated well. When asked whether she would rather skate before or after a rival, Yu-Na said probably every skater would answer "Before."
She was asked about Korean pop celebrities, and she said, she's busy training all the time, so although people sometimes think she's friends with famous people, that's not true, and she gets starstruck herself when she happens to meet them.
She was asked if she ever thought she's now better than her former role model Michelle Kwan, Yu-Na said that it's really too hard to compare skaters from then because the judging systems are different.
She was asked if she ever thought that she had an attractive body, she said, "I'll just live the way I am" and started laughing.
She was asked if she would ever be interested in going into the entertainment business, she said like other girls, she had thoughts of it when she was a lot younger. She said with her personality, being active suits her better than sitting at a desk and studying all the time.
As for romance, she said she hopes she can find a simple, normal relationship.
...They're showing footage of her practicing when she was younger, and after a fall, she cries, "Oh, that hurts." There's also a big bruise on her thigh...
Now footage of an old interview with her mom. She says, "There was a time when she and Yu-Na had many fights due to personality clashes."
Old interview footage of Yu-Na. She says, "There were times when she resented her mom for not being able to do other things, like hanging out with friends. But now, she realizes that made it possible for her to stand at the level where she is now."
Okay, back to Yu-Na. She says of her mom, "Sometimes, I think of her as a friend, sometimes, when we argue, she's like an enemy. But she's always been by my side up to now, and she's kept me from wavering."
What's Yu-Na's dream now? "Up til now, it's always been about the Olympics. So right now, I just want to enjoy the present, and take my time in deciding on a new goal."
Okay, the studio interview is over now. Anyhow, she seems like a very strong young woman, and I like how she doesn't come across as affected at all. She doesn't do some bubbly, cute "Oh, I'm so happy all the time" routine and comes off very down-to-earth. Congratulations, Yu-Na!