When watching the modern figure skating, you can't miss out on all the distinguished jumps and quad fest. How do you tell them apart? What history lies behind those jumps? Join us for the premier to find out on 26 February, next Friday, GMT 12pm. Check out the trailers here: th-cam.com/video/xXhCK67ThjY/w-d-xo.html 💕
Exactly. So sad that the scores rewarded doesn't reflect that in real life. What's easier at the single/double level (Like Loop) might be hard at the triple / quadruple level. The reverse is also true (Like Lutz). Hopefully we get the points across and more spectators are aware of that, to push for the fair scoring change in ISU..
Judging by what the most attempted quad is, I'd go with flip. Nowadays, in 2023, it has been the least performed quad for a while. Quad loop seems to have become a little more common. Speaking of quad flip, I haven't seen it performed well enough technically speaking by anyone other than Nathan.
No matter how many of these videos I watch and how carefully I look, I can never tell any of these jumps apart hahaha The easiest one is the one where they make an X with their legs, but still I can never remember which one it is 🤦
try to practice more! learn the basic theory about every jump and then try to recognize them in figure skaters' performances by slowing the video and rewatching the moment of a jump a bunch of times
If Yuzu would look at me the way he looks at Nathan, I would die😭 It brings me so much joy just to seem them both in one frame! I know that people are debating “who’s this” and “who’s that” and all, but I genuinely find them so cute. It’s just that the media pressures this “rivalry” to an unhealthy one. Both are friends and they make it out (the media, i mean) into something unhealthy. Stan twt would know the extent of this toxicity amongst those who try to bring these boys down. It’s honestly heartbreaking but it’s to be expected since they are one of the top tier figure skaters out there and figure skating is a competitive sport.
Yes yes!! It’s the media and some fans. They are nice to each other’s really. Competition is competition. Life is life. And Yuzu is constantly learning from everyone. He’s probably looking at Nathan and thinking in his mind on what can he learn from him, etc..
@@FigureSkatingFan I know right!? And he’s been so open with competing with Nathan and Nathan’s so happy and open with competing with Yuzu too. Just because Nathan’s the King of Quads and Yuzuru’s GOAT, the media tries to portray them into this rivalry that shouldn’t even be there. And don’t even get me started with the issue of underscoring. It’s a sensitive topic especially to both Nathan Chen fans and Fanyus. Underscoring Yuzu or overscoring of Nathan or vise versa, it’s just a crude joke now. Sure there’s some truth to it and ISU should be doing something about it (apparently they’re not smh). But that’s to be expected and that’s unfortunate😢
@@thelonelyarchon I completely agree what you said. I also like both. They are 2 different skaters. In general, those competitions that Nathan won over Hanyu, he did deserve to win. Though I also think Nathan was a bit over-scored in those events, and Hanyu a bit under-scored, but the final ranking in that few events was correct I think.. (Same like the scores of Mao Asada vs Yuna Kim in 2010 Olympics. Final ranking is fair.. But Mao Asada was always under-scored). Not sure why it's always the Japanese skaters I felt under-scored.. And I also hope ISU do something about it - making the scores more fair..
@@chunghuey113 yes! And that’s the reason why fanyus are mostly sensitive to this because sometimes those who deserve to be scored high aren’t scored (take Yuzu for an example) and although Nathan deserves ALL that he had won (those gold, he does deserve them because he had equally worked hard for it) it’s just he’s new to the competitive world by a few years. I truly believe that he’s over scored but his truest potential isn’t unlocked yet. I just wish the media would let them both go :
5 months after starting to watching figure skating now I can finally say that I truly understood all the jumps this time so thank you. I don't now how many times watched competitions and this video. it is still hard to say which jump was that as soon as they landed.
Nearly 10 months have passed with figure skating now i can tell them apart wich one is wich right after they land it but still have a bit of struggle with lutz and flip bc they are so fricking similar in the normal speed but i havent give up yet. So keep analyzing :D
it passed more than 1 year and now i am very comfortable about jumps, stsqs, spins etc. i love this channel and fs so much. its still an entertaining and complex sport though these days i dont watch it as i do before. it will always have a speacial place in my heart. i hope fs will be better and more popular in the future because it deserves this
Wow! Compliments for all your work of research and putting so great together all these informations. When I was a little, watching figure skating on TV, I struggled so hard trying to tell apart those jumps, cause they all seemed to look alike and I could only distinguish axel. But now I'm glad I can make the difference in kind of 90% of jumps. I thought myself how hard they have to work since they are little to achieve such performances in time. It's not an easy life for them. They work so hard, facing injuries, pushing their body limits all in the name of their strong passion for this sport and for proving themselvs. I consider each one of them a little hero. Figure skating always gladdened my days. Thank you for your great video as always. God bless you!
You are always welcome :) Yes it's also fun for us to do the research and make the videos as we are also learning it :) After learning about the history behind, suddenly feel so honored to be living at the same time as them. They are pushing the body limit and they inspired us to think about how to push the limit ourselves... Let's all stay motivated and keep fighting in lives :) God bless you too 💓
entertaining, informative and exciting to watch but honestly, all i care is for Yuzuru to land all his jumps beautifully and without iinjury. thanks for this vid💕🌹💕🌹💕🌹
ISU didn't dare to adjust the score of 4A to what is deserved to be coz they knew Yuzuru Hanyu will land it eventually. Probably will adjust after Yuzuru retires.
I enjoy your videos I just wish you wouldn't use audio from other videos to narrate it, it's very distracting especially when the audio changes between two videos quickly
Thanks for the feedback 💕😀 Was just thinking it's a bit boring if it's the same person to narrate throughout and thought a remix would add some fun to it. But will certainly take this into consideration, especially the transition when making the next video..Thanks a lot :)
Gracias por la información, siempre me gusta ver este tipo de videos porque luego se me olvidan algunas cosas y me encanta enterder mejor la parte técnica que también es super interesante
¡Sí! comprender las partes técnicas que hay detrás hará que ver el patinaje artístico sea aún más divertido. A veces incluso puedes intentar anotar por tu cuenta, solo por diversión. Solía hacerlo y siempre conseguía las puntuaciones cercanas a las puntuaciones finales (antes de que cambiaran los puntos en la temporada 2018). 😂
@@FigureSkatingFan Sisi exacto, a veces cuando me veo programas estoy toda emocionada contando los puntos y pensando en que saltos están dando, siento que mejora mucho tu forma de verlo y lo disfrutas más
Genial su video explicando los diferentes saltos, a mi todavía se me enredan distinguir entre los saltos.😁😁 Pero aquí tengo el video para estudiarlos. Gracias y saludos desde Chile.
Nos alegra saber que le será de utilidad. Sí, una vez que comprenda los conceptos básicos, podrá reconocer mejor los saltos cuanto más observe. Y disfrutarás aún más de las competiciones 💓
He was adjusting his timing according to Sasha’s jump in that lol that’s why he fell on their first attempt. It’s actually impressive that he got it figured pretty quickly bc timing side by side jumps especially a quad jump isn’t easy
@@rosevaliant Yes, I do side by side axels with my friend sometimes and I always follow her for timing and speed... And we do not have very similar axels😂. Still very impressive on both of their parts tho!
Thank you so much for the information! Not gonna lie, I researched on all these information on wikipedia and from other documentaries as I wasn't born yet at 1981 😆 But I guess because Katarina Witt and Manuela Ruben landed it at European 1981, which was around 1 month earlier than Worlds (normally). Hence only their names go down into the record book.. Nonetheless, I have so much respect to these skating pioneers.. They really change the sport 💕😀
Ina Bauer is a move, not the jump, which this video focus about. We actually made a video about these figure skating moves here: th-cam.com/video/Gv1ucXH6xBY/w-d-xo.html Check it out :)
When watching the modern figure skating, you can't miss out on all the distinguished jumps and quad fest. How do you tell them apart? What history lies behind those jumps? Join us for the premier to find out on 26 February, next Friday, GMT 12pm. Check out the trailers here: th-cam.com/video/xXhCK67ThjY/w-d-xo.html 💕
8:11 "Yuzuru Hanyu, the great"....I like how it sounds ^^
Hahahaha.. 😀😆😜😁😁 Yup he is
The quad loop is so beautiful... but i agree it is the most dificult quAd now
Exactly. So sad that the scores rewarded doesn't reflect that in real life. What's easier at the single/double level (Like Loop) might be hard at the triple / quadruple level. The reverse is also true (Like Lutz). Hopefully we get the points across and more spectators are aware of that, to push for the fair scoring change in ISU..
Judging by what the most attempted quad is, I'd go with flip. Nowadays, in 2023, it has been the least performed quad for a while. Quad loop seems to have become a little more common.
Speaking of quad flip, I haven't seen it performed well enough technically speaking by anyone other than Nathan.
No matter how many of these videos I watch and how carefully I look, I can never tell any of these jumps apart hahaha
The easiest one is the one where they make an X with their legs, but still I can never remember which one it is 🤦
Hahahah watch more and slowly u'll be able to tell the differences!!! :)
try to practice more! learn the basic theory about every jump and then try to recognize them in figure skaters' performances by slowing the video and rewatching the moment of a jump a bunch of times
the one i can tell apart the most is lutz since it looks like they’re about to break their foot on ther skating leg 😭
One year update: now that I've been skating myself, I can recognize the ones that I can do. The axel and the toe-loop 😅
me too. so frustrating
If Yuzu would look at me the way he looks at Nathan, I would die😭
It brings me so much joy just to seem them both in one frame! I know that people are debating “who’s this” and “who’s that” and all, but I genuinely find them so cute. It’s just that the media pressures this “rivalry” to an unhealthy one. Both are friends and they make it out (the media, i mean) into something unhealthy. Stan twt would know the extent of this toxicity amongst those who try to bring these boys down. It’s honestly heartbreaking but it’s to be expected since they are one of the top tier figure skaters out there and figure skating is a competitive sport.
Yes yes!! It’s the media and some fans. They are nice to each other’s really. Competition is competition. Life is life. And Yuzu is constantly learning from everyone. He’s probably looking at Nathan and thinking in his mind on what can he learn from him, etc..
@@FigureSkatingFan I know right!? And he’s been so open with competing with Nathan and Nathan’s so happy and open with competing with Yuzu too. Just because Nathan’s the King of Quads and Yuzuru’s GOAT, the media tries to portray them into this rivalry that shouldn’t even be there.
And don’t even get me started with the issue of underscoring. It’s a sensitive topic especially to both Nathan Chen fans and Fanyus. Underscoring Yuzu or overscoring of Nathan or vise versa, it’s just a crude joke now.
Sure there’s some truth to it and ISU should be doing something about it (apparently they’re not smh). But that’s to be expected and that’s unfortunate😢
@@thelonelyarchon I completely agree what you said. I also like both. They are 2 different skaters. In general, those competitions that Nathan won over Hanyu, he did deserve to win. Though I also think Nathan was a bit over-scored in those events, and Hanyu a bit under-scored, but the final ranking in that few events was correct I think.. (Same like the scores of Mao Asada vs Yuna Kim in 2010 Olympics. Final ranking is fair.. But Mao Asada was always under-scored). Not sure why it's always the Japanese skaters I felt under-scored.. And I also hope ISU do something about it - making the scores more fair..
@@chunghuey113 yes! And that’s the reason why fanyus are mostly sensitive to this because sometimes those who deserve to be scored high aren’t scored (take Yuzu for an example) and although Nathan deserves ALL that he had won (those gold, he does deserve them because he had equally worked hard for it) it’s just he’s new to the competitive world by a few years. I truly believe that he’s over scored but his truest potential isn’t unlocked yet.
I just wish the media would let them both go :
The more I learn about figure skating the more I'm impressed by Yuzuru Hanyu. The guy is CRAZY lol
5 months after starting to watching figure skating now I can finally say that I truly understood all the jumps this time so thank you. I don't now how many times watched competitions and this video. it is still hard to say which jump was that as soon as they landed.
Nearly 10 months have passed with figure skating now i can tell them apart wich one is wich right after they land it but still have a bit of struggle with lutz and flip bc they are so fricking similar in the normal speed but i havent give up yet. So keep analyzing :D
it passed more than 1 year and now i am very comfortable about jumps, stsqs, spins etc. i love this channel and fs so much. its still an entertaining and complex sport though these days i dont watch it as i do before. it will always have a speacial place in my heart. i hope fs will be better and more popular in the future because it deserves this
Wow! Compliments for all your work of research and putting so great together all these informations. When I was a little, watching figure skating on TV, I struggled so hard trying to tell apart those jumps, cause they all seemed to look alike and I could only distinguish axel. But now I'm glad I can make the difference in kind of 90% of jumps. I thought myself how hard they have to work since they are little to achieve such performances in time. It's not an easy life for them. They work so hard, facing injuries, pushing their body limits all in the name of their strong passion for this sport and for proving themselvs. I consider each one of them a little hero. Figure skating always gladdened my days.
Thank you for your great video as always. God bless you!
You are always welcome :) Yes it's also fun for us to do the research and make the videos as we are also learning it :) After learning about the history behind, suddenly feel so honored to be living at the same time as them. They are pushing the body limit and they inspired us to think about how to push the limit ourselves... Let's all stay motivated and keep fighting in lives :) God bless you too 💓
entertaining, informative and exciting to watch
but honestly, all i care is for Yuzuru to land all his jumps beautifully and without iinjury. thanks for this vid💕🌹💕🌹💕🌹
😆😂😜😅 Totally understand..
@@FigureSkatingFan love all your videos and i love yuzuru💕💕💕💕❤️❤️❤️
Watching all these jumps almost making me dizzy @_@
Seriously, thanks for putting various sources together to educate newer FS fans like myself.
Thanks for watching. It’s also educational for us ourselves when we found these information for the videos. More to come 🙏💕😀
Si es alguien de Eteri no es necesario, Shcherbakova siempre hace un Flootz, y Morisi, puede ser un Saltoe, un Toechow…da igual, siempre ganan!
ISU didn't dare to adjust the score of 4A to what is deserved to be coz they knew Yuzuru Hanyu will land it eventually. Probably will adjust after Yuzuru retires.
😔
Yuzuru me encantas eres un gran patinador q Dios te bendiga
Wow 🤩 exiting :)
Great video, the human progression in sport push by the competition, the jumps are a search for our limits.
Absolutely!
Information overload haha.. But very educational. Thank you!
😀💕 Thank you for supporting :)
跳躍越來越精彩，但是經典節目越來越少。😳😳😳😳😳
Thank you for this informative video🙏🙏
You are most welcome. Hope it helps you to enjoy watching figure skating more 😀💕
Ilia Malinin 15 yrs old American figure skater recently did a triple axel + triple axel+ triple axel
Nice!!!
I enjoy your videos I just wish you wouldn't use audio from other videos to narrate it, it's very distracting especially when the audio changes between two videos quickly
Thanks for the feedback 💕😀 Was just thinking it's a bit boring if it's the same person to narrate throughout and thought a remix would add some fun to it. But will certainly take this into consideration, especially the transition when making the next video..Thanks a lot :)
Gracias por la información, siempre me gusta ver este tipo de videos porque luego se me olvidan algunas cosas y me encanta enterder mejor la parte técnica que también es super interesante
¡Sí! comprender las partes técnicas que hay detrás hará que ver el patinaje artístico sea aún más divertido. A veces incluso puedes intentar anotar por tu cuenta, solo por diversión. Solía hacerlo y siempre conseguía las puntuaciones cercanas a las puntuaciones finales (antes de que cambiaran los puntos en la temporada 2018). 😂
@@FigureSkatingFan Sisi exacto, a veces cuando me veo programas estoy toda emocionada contando los puntos y pensando en que saltos están dando, siento que mejora mucho tu forma de verlo y lo disfrutas más
Genial su video explicando los diferentes saltos, a mi todavía se me enredan distinguir entre los saltos.😁😁
Pero aquí tengo el video para estudiarlos.
Gracias y saludos desde Chile.
Nos alegra saber que le será de utilidad. Sí, una vez que comprenda los conceptos básicos, podrá reconocer mejor los saltos cuanto más observe. Y disfrutarás aún más de las competiciones 💓
thanks so nice program
How many 3A do wanna see?
Yuzuru (last clip): yes and with another quad jump as well
Ngl, Yuzu's great but Sasha might have done a better quad toe in that side by side😂
He was adjusting his timing according to Sasha’s jump in that lol that’s why he fell on their first attempt. It’s actually impressive that he got it figured pretty quickly bc timing side by side jumps especially a quad jump isn’t easy
@@rosevaliant Yes, I do side by side axels with my friend sometimes and I always follow her for timing and speed... And we do not have very similar axels😂. Still very impressive on both of their parts tho!
Michelle kwan is one of the greatest artists on ice in the history, and maybe the best one because she got the most perfect 6.0 in the history.
yuna, yuzuru, and nathan have such beautiful technique
Too much emphasis is put on jumping as opposed to choreography which shows the artistic side of a skater
羽生結弦の4T3Aと4Lo3Aと4T3A3A3Aとかいう超絶コンボで酷使されるトリプルアクセルさん雑に扱かわれすぎて草w
10:14 he spun a lutz clockwise this is such a rare scenery
Son f
Fabulosos !! Janyu el mejor elegante!!!
Si si.. Los saltos de Janyu son siempre el mejor elegante, especialmente en compara q otra patinadors..😀
Realmente incrível
muchas gracias! Ver a estos patinadores cambiar los deportes realmente nos hace sentir muy honrados de ser los fanáticos en este momento. 😀💪
Always making nice video...informative videos..thanks
😀💕 Thanks for the encouraging words
Carola Paul from DDR also did 3F at Worlds 1981.
By the way, awesome job !!!
Thank you so much for the information! Not gonna lie, I researched on all these information on wikipedia and from other documentaries as I wasn't born yet at 1981 😆 But I guess because Katarina Witt and Manuela Ruben landed it at European 1981, which was around 1 month earlier than Worlds (normally). Hence only their names go down into the record book.. Nonetheless, I have so much respect to these skating pioneers.. They really change the sport 💕😀
QUAD QUEEN, SASHA!!!!!
Where is the 4T-3A-3A-3A clip from???
i havent studied anything so eagerly like this
やっぱり羽生さんのジャンプが綺麗！
Another video explain jumps by focusing on every details of Yuna jumps. Just click Yuna Kim triple jumps by Dair :) that’s how i distinguish jumps
下個影片就用莎莎或千金的滑冰史好了😂
我们其实很早以前已经做过莎莎和千金的4周跳滑冰史了哦。 在这边： th-cam.com/video/eRSIp6AZZas/w-d-xo.html 您看过这个纪录片了吗？
@@FigureSkatingFan 哦哦 哦給 我會看的
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哇！謝謝！看到您的留言超開心。也給了我們動力繼續努力做好視頻 😀💕
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and Ina Bauer?
Ina Bauer is a move, not the jump, which this video focus about. We actually made a video about these figure skating moves here: th-cam.com/video/Gv1ucXH6xBY/w-d-xo.html Check it out :)