小三儿粑粑回复我的关于三儿的伤情
bill2003 发表于 2012-10-11 12:52 static/image/common/back.gif
小三儿粑粑回复我的关于三儿的伤情
踝关节的问题啊，一定得好好查查好好治呢，千万别搞成习惯性的了
踝关节的话还好，估计是短节目扭伤了。
美冰协新赛季宣传片，给了不少小Nathan镜头
http://player.youku.com/player.php/sid/XNDYxNjM3OTc2/v.swf
http://ww4.sinaimg.cn/mw690/9e9f333btw1dxujldei4ag.gif
今天找资料的时候看到美国又一个华裔小孩，叫Jimmy Ma，不知道水平如何
http://ww4.sinaimg.cn/mw690/9e9f333btw1dxujvv4i72j.jpg
小三儿的TES在这两个赛季男单里面排名不错啊
前途一片看好,可惜这么小就开始受伤..今年的伤退都成了主旋律了
2013 Pacific Coast Sectional Championships
短节目暂时排第一，貌似没恢复，连高级33都上不了······
也没上三周半，看来伤还真没好。
这是全美的预选赛吗？他今年参加成人组还是青年组啊
2013 Pacific Coast Sectional Championships Junior Men / Free Skate
陈巍得分126.96，总分193.05，仅次于周知方获得第二名
daisy童鞋看到了10年那篇ABC person of the week的新闻稿，比视频的信息量更大
http://abcnews.go.com/WN/person-week-nathan-chen/story?id=9889538#.UKILgeS-pmx
By JOHN BERMAN (@johnsberman) , WONBO WOO and CHRISTINE BROZYNA
Feb. 19, 2010
Nathan Chen has the attention of the figure-skating world with his four triples and seven double-jumps. His bag of tricks puts him on par with the other elite athletes of his sport. But what separates Nathan is that he's only 10."He is that young, he is that good," Nathan's coach, Genia Chernyshova, said. "It's not just what he's capable of, jumping-wise. But it's the quality of his skating overall."Chernyshova said she has never seen so much raw talent at such a young age in all her years of coaching. "His body-mind connection is incredible," she said. "He's good at calculating; calculating his steps, calculating his timing, calculating all his points as he's skating."His artistry is equally surprising, given his age. "There's so much grace and poise that you forget that he's 10," Chernyshova said.Skating seems to be second-nature for the unassuming fifth-grader."For me, it doesn't feel that hard," he said. "It's just if I have enough speed and I have the right timing, it's pretty easy."Nathan's parents first put him in skates at 3½ years old. He didn't like his teacher but he loved the ice, and quickly became serious about his training. By 5, he had already won his first competition, beating out around 20 other children in a local contest organized for Utah residents.
For the past two years, he's training two hours a day, six days a week in Salt Lake City. He also squeezes in gymnastics and ballet two or three times a week to complement his training on the ice. Meanwhile, he spends his spare time practicing piano and homework. The long days finally end around 10 pm."I don't know how he fits the skating into everything he does," his 5th grade teacher, Julie Anzelmo, said.Unlike many professional-track figure skaters, Nathan still goes to public school, rather than being home-schooled. His friends know he skates but Nathan is not one to gloat about his accomplishments."He isn't very much of a braggart about all of the things that he's been able to do," Anzelmo said. "He just quietly goes about his business and takes care of things in a really diligent way."Even Nathan's Family AwestruckCoach Chernyshova credited Nathan's success to his intense work ethic. "He puts in a lot of hours, a lot of time, and a lot of sacrifices," she said. "It's not easy."The rigorous routine leaves little time for typical fifth-grade boy favorites like video games. But Nathan's two older brothers, Tony, 15, and Colin, 13, make sure to remind Nathan he's just a kid. One of their favorite pastimes is playing basement hockey together and sharing a lot of good-natured brotherly ribbing." don't make fun of my skating but they tease me around," Nathan said. "It's my brothers' favorite thing to do."The entire Chen family is awestruck by Nathan's ability on the ice."It's pretty amazing, and a lot of work," Tony said. "Stuff I probably wouldn't be able to do myself."Watching Nathan perform at this year'sFigure Skating Nationals was a thrilling experience for the family. Nathan won the gold medal in the novice division. He skated to the score of "Peter and the Wolf," choosing the music because he liked the cartoon.But he is nothing less than a perfectionist. He stumbled twice during that performance, and that became Nathan's focus."Since I missed two jumps, I was pretty sad," he said.Perfectionism may be his biggest weakness at this point, according to his coach. "Every single time he skates, he wants to be perfect and sometimes that gets in the way," Chernyshova said.Instead of shrugging off the slip-ups and enjoying his first-place finish, Nathan did something almost unheard of: He skated his long-program again in the exhibition after the event. That time, the jumps were perfect."I was really happy that I could redo it," he said.
2018 Olympics Calling?He does have some time. Nathan will still be too young to compete even in the next Olympics, in 2014, meaning he'll have to wait for his first chance at Olympic gold until 2018.But time is often the enemy of young skaters. Nathan already has had a knee and pelvis injury, the latter taking a few months to heal. The inevitable adolescent growth spurt may also unhinge his jumps and spins.Still, Chernyshova said she believes the sky is the limit for Nathan. "He's capable of a lot more," she said, "but we need to let him grow."
干脆重新贴下这个ABC的采访视频
http://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XMjU0OTQ1NDg0.html
脑残粉ted wilson蜀黍在这边新闻稿下面的留言····
顺便说下David Liu就是台湾男单选手劉中達，曾参加过94、98、02年三次冬奥会，05年和10年的分别编舞了深圳和杭州的World Ice Arena的opening show,还解说过11年台湾的四大洲比赛（应该很多人对他的声音印象深刻······）
小小陈以前还练贝尔曼？？