YUZURU HANYU - COMPLETE 6 JUMP ANALYSIS + GOE ANALYSIS 

So true especially when he`s competing in World Championship...

Can you find the link for this interview? I’m always ready for Yuzu content :)

It’s a stupid statement if he really did say that. The GOE system is not like the PCS where you compare and rank skaters. GOE is awarded by attaining bullets. For example, even if Yuzu has a more difficult transition into a jump than Nathan, if Nathan does a transition it still counts as a bullet. If Hanyu jumps higher or farther, doesn’t mean Nathan can’t get the height and distance bullet. So the sentiments of stupid fans like you are what’s ruining this sport and casting doubt as to what is essentially a fairly judged sport ( especially singles skate). If you want to complain about judging try ice dance. The truth is Yuzu has never lost a competition he didn’t deserve to lose. So to suddenly complain about GOE scoring which would probably just increase his score by less than 5 points when he’s losing by 40 points is kind of being a sore loser.

@@jamesyu5212 No one was making comparisons. This video makes a point. What's happening is that not every bullet is being awarded as they should. It isn't a good system if the GOE isn't awarded properly because we aren't seeing scoring that actually represents how good this generation of figure skaters is. Also, every athlete is always looking to improve their personal best so it IS disappointing to not have those efforts get recognized. Winning is a good motivator but it's not the only goal.

@@shostakovichsboy5183 well GOE is intended to be ambiguous and room for some interpretation. If they really wanted it to be objective they would quantify everything like what they do in gymnastics. For example, the bullet for height and distance of a jump. It doesnt say the " the hight must be above 1 meter and the distance be at least 2 meters." So you can never blame some judges to award the bullet and others not. So for Yuzu and his apologist like you to complain about the lack of objectivity in goe grading which was always partially subjective is frankly ridiculous and reductive. I understand your point that the current goe system may result in favouritism in judging, but the way you are approaching your fight is wrong. You should call for an overhaul with gymnastics like scoring. For example, a back counter transition to 3A adds 1.5 on the base value or some things like that. That way it will really be objective and points accumulate for every single move a skater makes on the ice. But do not try to fight a fight that youre never gonna win.

@@jamesyu5212 lol please stop talking down as if you've just read a badly done thesis. You're adding to a narrative that I didn't even put out here. All I'm saying is that the system isn't good. And it's not an unsubstantiated opinion either. There's evidence of it that goes beyond subjectivity that we can watch and review ourselves. It's not the natural subjectivity you're referring to. There are clear aspects that can be judged objectively but aren't always. You yourself know which are and which aren't. It doesn't need arguing about. Also, I don't care if it comes across as whiny. Should we never change, for the sake of not seeming whiny, even if we have the capability of making things better?

fact omg

i love how ur username is "Lost Hope"

There are soooo many elements that Hanyu has performed that literally deserved maximum GOE (example: literally everything in Worlds 2017 FS), but judges just want to underscore him and not give him what he deserves. It's so incredibly unfair.

@@figureskatingcow4636 yeah because Hanyu always aims for the best so he puts every difficult steps possible before every jump. So the +5 -5 judging system should play to his strength because he has been aiming for all 6 bullets (if he can do it all) since before this system came into play. So when he executes the jumps well he should get all the bullet points that he deserves. Unfortunately, he has been judged using different standard among his peers.

I think Kokyada’s is better. Bigger, higher, and travels over more ice. Not sorry.

@@mcgillicutty9256 we're all entitled to our own opinions 😊 what makes hanyu's stand out at least for me is his literal impossible entries and exits for a triple axel, while maintaining amazing height and flow. However, I love Kolyadas axel as well, it's so effortless and airy

@@figureskatingcow4636 I think it has to do with jump difficulty. So if you land a triple jump, you will never really get a +5 because it makes landing the harder jumps less preffered or favoured. This is why in the female division, GOE is signifigantly lower on jumps.(Well at least before you know who)

Thats not Nathan is it? Or is it Samarin?

@@purrformance Anna's

@@skatergirl1247 that was a national competition and doesn’t count for official records.

@@jamesyu5212 you are everywhere 😂😂😂 n i guess u don't like yuzuru...well if its true ,its ok ....but i think what people said about Yuzu n ISU is right 😁😁

@@ranisumarlina2098 can you get out of your paranoia for once? The comment was about Anna shcherbakova’s quad lutz. I commented that it didn’t count because it wasn’t a ISU competition. The hell did I comment about Yuzu. That fucking proves that I comment at just about anything figure skating, not just Yuzu videos like what you Yuzu fans imagine. What paranoid bunches you are.

LOLLL!! This was my exact first reaction to finding out myself 😂 that's when I knew I HAD to stan this man. We're also literally twins;; I'm a beginner skater too!

@@figureskatingcow4636 LOL 😂omg cool! what a coincidence. & yayyy twinsies lmao btw- if you don't mind me asking, i'm just curious- if you're still skating rn during the pandemic, what are you working on? :)

@@fishythefish7984 ok well idk if I'd consider myself beginner anymore (since I started around when I started this channel), but I'm working on rotating my double loop. I've landed it a couple of times but they've been a quarter under. Also my spins are terrible and nonexistent. I can't do a backspin for the life of me. I worked on twizzles last time though! They're fun 🙂 I'm overall just focusing on improving my skating skills and edge work, so that means learning rockers and choctaws or whatever. Wbu?

@@figureskatingcow4636 oop- yeah i'm way behind lol. i'm only working on backwards crossovers 😅 the unfortunate thing is that i could be way further ahead than that. but basically, i first started skating maybe like a few years, 4, years ago? and i was doing well too, but then i fell and broke my wrist. after that when i tried to go back a month or two later, i was so scared i couldn't even skate w/o holding someone/something lol, idk why but i had like some subconscious phobia. and then i just stopped after a while. then a few years later, so a few months before now, i started again and i could skate on my own, but it was hard for me to progress with crossovers and stuff bc i was for some reason like subconsciously really afraid, but yeah. hopefully i'll get these down soon and can overcome this stuff so i can actually progress more lol. apart from backwards crossovers, working on t-stops. sometimes i can do them, sometimes i can't XD also, i have terrible motion sickness, i've even gotten random dizzy spells a few times in my life, so i don't wanna imagine what doing spins would be like for me LOL

Hello I'm a new fanyu. And SAME its like I'm always discovering something more amazing whenever I learn more about hanyu and its giving me headaches with this new information

I find you in all Yuzu’s videos

@@Mintcloud421 he didn’t probably mean quads. Just jumps in general. Which is a terrible statement because every professional singles skater has mastery of all 6 types of jumps.

@holly starting with the word “actually” is really condescending. And I hate the word “textbook” being dangled around whenever Hanyu’s jumps are discussed. He probably has the best edge jumps, but he definitely does not have the best toe jumps. Many of his competitors have better toe jumps ( Nathan Chen, Kolyada, Boyang Jin, Yuma Kagiyama etc). Let me put it this way, if he mastered toe jump he’s have consistent 4Lz and 4F. Which he doesn’t have.

@@jamesyu5212 im gonna have to disagree with you here. 1st actually isnt condescending they're just providing correction to something they believe is factual, 2nd why do you hate the term text book when it comes to yuzus jumps if landed well his jumps are text book it does not state that no other skater has text book jumps and when it comes to quads which is what we are talking about many top skaters jumps are not "text book" but what i think this commenter doesnt understand is that these mistakes really only pop up around the quad (for the men) where skater will do other thing to ensure they get the full quad or mistakes that is brought about by fatigue so on and so forth but i do agree with the toe jump statement

jin boyang and mikhail kolyada have pretty good textbook jumps

@@jamesyu5212 disagree. Hanyu has top technique for toeloop and lutz.

I think his 3A, 4T and 4S are all of equal quality. The best. His quad loop and lutz are unpredictable but when he nails them, they're like the others.

mine too

I love when he does the 3a into 3s sequence. It's just magical.

Flip is not his fav jump so i dont think we’ll get to see him try it anytime soon :)))

@@huyen.8665 Unfortunately, yes. After what happened in WC 2021, I only want to see him happy and healthy.

I just want to see him land the 4A. No one deserve it more than him!!!

So agree with you!

Thank you so much for your kind comment! I definitely will be making more yuzu content in the future 😁

He really is the most perfect figure skater, marvelous artistry and immaculate technique. I'm glad that you discovered Yuzu! And yes I agree, I rarely can recall a moment where his air position was not ideal. It just makes his jumps seem more natural!

His axel is just legendary. As for his toe jumps, why does he make it so hard lmaoo he literally does >3 revs on his triple flip and lutz bc he picks so much to the side. And he does it so easily and effortlessly...

You're very welcome. Thanks for your feedback! I agree it really is so inspiring that his technique is so good and he's so consistent with it, and that he also has the best artistry... basically ever.

exactly thisss. It's so sad that ISU is doing this there is literally no need. If they give yuzu the scores he deserves the sport will just keep growing bigger! Isn't that what they want? They're just so incompetent and literally dumb.

@@figureskatingcow4636 I won't watch skating when he retires. There may be some Ice shows that are put on RU-vid, hopefully, otherwise I won't see anything new from him. I used to watch skating every Olympics but lost interest until he won 2014. I have watched him in so many videos now I can't get enough. It will be a sad day. Uno only won Worlds this year because Yuzu didn't skate

agree!

This is exactly what ISU vice president A. Lakernik has admitted in recent interview, that they had to underscore Brian Orser's student b/c he was winning too many titles by large margins and breaking too many WR and they didn't want that... they wanted NEW STARS other than him...

Thank you so much for your feedback! I agree, most skaters have good techniques on their jumps, but Hanyu literally sets a new standard. He's so consistent with such extraordinary technique and I'll never stop being amazed lol

also his lutz is my favorite. thing. ever. the deep edge gives me life 😍😍

@@strawberryyogurt7 same here I'm very glad he is taking safety precautions but I still wanna see him soon 😭 also omg yes I love his lutz too! It's literally one of the deepest edges in the field which is amazing

Thank you so much for your feedback! I looked at it closer and you're right, thanks for pointing it out.

yup. The edge jumps are very difficult to understand.

@@figureskatingcow4636 Sure thing! It's a small detail, but I'm a bit of a jump technique nerd lol

But isn't he the King of SP first?

@@eggizgud I meant FS as in Figure Skating, not free skate LOL.

Thank you! I'm glad you found it helpful

Ya sucedió... Nadie quiere ver estrellas creadas e infladas. Ahora Yuzu se llena de los elogios que siempre le pertenecieron.

He said that his goal was the 4A and not a third OGM

@@allthingaialf yes but knowing him, he will eventually want to win the olympics. you know how competitive yuzu is

I'm so happy to hear that u learned more! Thanks for watching and keep watching yuzu 😍

Yeah I understand what you're saying, it's like his right foot is on the ice for a longer time. It honestly makes it look more effortless and smooth compared to Yuna or Nathan.

@@figureskatingcow4636 It really does. I think this kind of technique emphasizes the use of the edge more on taking off.

ah yes yes. I noted that too there is the scooping method and the sweeping? i dunno.. but it's very nice to see how different skaters at the elite level approach edge jumps. Everyone's body is different and they achieve the jumps so differently.

@@kasvinimuniandy4178 yeah!! When I was watching the ISU simulations there were multiple ways they listed a salchow take off/preparation can be done. I love the way yuzuru does his

You're completely right. I've heard the different variations called "Salchow Type A" and "Salchow Type B" before. Yuzuru's method places more emphasis on controlling pre-rotation.

Same dude, same

Same... praying the situation will get better so we get more yuzu content!!

Ah thank you so much! I'm really so grateful for all the hard work you put into planning everything out. Please reach out if you have any other ideas or plans for videos :)

パトリックと競っていた頃(2013-2014)シーズンの2人は美しく正しいフィギュアスケートでしたね。 ハビエルはルッツフリップが苦手だったので2人よりは少し下かな。 今はもう羽生君以外は氷上ジャンプ大会か氷上ダンス大会になっちゃってますね。 正しくない技術で小手先のごまかしジャンプの選手たちに高いGOEつけてますから。 まぁISUが全部悪いんですけど。

Si. Es el mejor patinador de todos los tiempos

I agree with you. Probably why it's so rarely done!

@@figureskatingcow4636 aparte cuando los más jóvenes llegaron a la competencia equipados con combos 4 - 3 Hanyu Yuzuru simplemente les respondió vuelvan a la fila (aunque sería algo que él jamás expresaría) que llegó el rey del 3A con un 4Loop exquisito bajo la manga ...

I actually don't know too much about spins. I'll try and learn more about it and then make that video! It's definitely something I've been considering for a while though bc his spins are glorious

I don't know! There are so many jumps he does where he hits ALL the bullets, yet the judges refuse to give him maximum GOE. There's lots of talk of ISU being "against" Hanyu and trying to underscore him, or the judges just may be reluctant to give out maximum GOE. Whatever it is, it's not fair. One thing to know for sure is that ISU is corrupt as hell and leave it to them to do stuff like this.

Porque la ISU quiere pocisionar a otros patinadores sobre todo a los de E.U por los intereses comerciales de las televisoras, tambien considera que Yuzuru ha ganado las suficientes medallas por eso ya no quiere que gane, pero paradogicamente lo necesita como iman de taquilla por que los demas patinadores son grises y no atraen al publico.

@@mariagggl1736 opino lo mismo y en verdad es que es tan injusto y Yuzuru lo sabe pero siendo él hara siempre hasta lo inhumano para poder lograr sus objetivos, en la ultima temporada pre covid fue injustamente calificado a mi parecer dandole puntos por debajo de lo que merecia pero de forma muy descarada

Personally I think the judging method of figure skating gives a lot room for bias. Skaters can't challenge the score they are given. Also it seems that judges don't get compensated very well, so they are more likely to accept bribery and favor skaters from certain countries.

ISU vice president Lakernik has admitted in recent interview that they had to underscore Brian Orser's student b/c he was winning too many titles by large margins, and breaking too many WR, and they didn't want him to continue doing that, they wanted NEW STARS other than him... that's why they changed +3/-3 scoring system, b/c there is more room for judges to manipuIate GOE under +5/-5 scoring system...

Todas las hojas de puntuaciones deben encontrarse en el portal de la Isu y muchos fans y expertos han hecho videos evidenciando esos atropellos, te diré uno sólo por mencionarlo, Estocolmo 2021 le roban descaradamente en el SP para después jusitifcar su ceguera ante su FP, la lista es interminable desde el 2016 hasta 2022, los que somos amantes del FS estamos bien informados al respecto y cansados de explicar eso a quienes no tienen ni el más mínimo de los intereses de ver más allá de lo que se menciona en un video y asegurarse de que un deporte está cumpliendo con su primera máxima que es *ANTE TODO, JUEGO LIMPIO, JUEGO LIMPIO*

Thank you!! :)

People who don't skate tend to misunderstand this, but the rule is not about "pre-rotated" jumps, but about things like the "toe-axel" or "toe-waltz", where for example a toe-loop doesn't take off form a backward outside edge but from a forward edge (basically, the non-picking foot rotates forward on the ice before passing the picking foot). The sentence following the one you quoted is actually highlighting this: "A clear forward (backward for Axel type jump) take off will be considered as a downgraded jump. The toe loop is the most commonly cheated on take-off jump."

that's my favorite part of the video! and ikr if he skates to ghibli music my life will be complete

I'm glad this video helped you with learning the jumps! And for roller skates, it kind of depends;; If you have quad skates (2 wheels in front, 2 in the back), those have a toe stop (which you can use in place of a toepick) and I believe you can do jumps on those ~ just look up artistic roller skating For inlines however, many inlines don't have toe stops. I actually have inline skates and they come with only 4 wheels in a line and nothing else. Because they don't have an inside edge or outside edge nor a toe stop, I can't do figure skating jumps on them. HOWEVER- there are manufacturers like Picskates and snow white inlines which are designed to imitate figure skates. However these can be quite expensive ($400+) and they're also in high demand since many rinks are still closed. Also when you get roller skates, it will take a bit of time to adjust to it, and so it's good to be patient and build your foundation first. It will take a bit of practice before you can start safely attempting jumps. Anyway, good luck, and thanks for watching!!

Puede deberse a la modificación de las reglas por parte de la Isu dónde ya aceptaron prerrotaciones en los 6 saltos hasta por 120° aunque eso deje las figuras del libro de texto del FS de lado, lo que urge es generar otra estrella que les llene las arenas ya que con la partida de Hanyu eso sucederá irremediablemente, y fue en lo único que atinaron. Los expertos y conocedores en FS saben que ha hecho 4Salchows de manual de manera constante y consistente desde que los presentó en competencias

he gets robbed in broad daylight by the judges while the world is watching. There is no justice in this world anymore 😭

Ahhh I'm still here lol!! I have a couple of video drafts, I'll get to work on them this weekend :) thanks for ur concern!

@@figureskatingcow4636 PHEW I THOUGHT THE ISU KIDNAPPED YOU LIKE KOOLA KING

@@quadflutz319 LMAO they haven't tracked me down yet. Need to file a restraining order ASAP!