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In other words, he suffered from a rare infliction,
in which the fibrous remnant from his umbilical cord failed to dissolve as he became an adult.
Orser said Hanyu developed a cyst that became infected and had to be exised.
Fortunately, doctors did it by arthroscopic surgery, Orser said.
“They didn’t have to cut any muscle, but they did have to cut the fascia.”
Although the hospital stay was expected to be two weeks with another four weeks away from the ice,
Hanyu actually was laid up and off the ice for five weeks.
Orser thinks Hanyu remained in hospital for most of that time.
“I know that he has some allergies to a lot of medications, so he has to be careful about that,” he said.
The black clouds never parted. Soon after Hanyu returned to the ice, he sprained an ankle,
perhaps because he began trying too much too soon.
“Of course, it would be typical for him to want to get going and do everything right away,” Orser said.
Coming back to Toronto to train didn’t seem to be an option.
None of this has put Orser in an ideal situation to prepare Hanyu to defend his world title next week.
He admits he’s been a little frustrated with the lack of communication.
But the channels have been cleared since, and Orser says he hears from Hanyu by email every day.
”I’m giving him some things to think about and do on every session,
and what kind of run-throughs to do,” Orser said. “I think at this stage, it’s just refreshing to have a little bit of instruction,
rather than going out and wondering what you should do and how you feel.
This way, you have a bit of a plan and you follow it.”
Currently, Hanyu is training without a coach in Japan and by himself.
Orser finds it hard, because he doesn’t see what Hanyu is doing.
He’s trying to advise him from a distance. “It’s a little bit of a challenge,” he said.
“He says he’s skating well and he’s doing his run-throughs, so that’s all I can ask for.
I guess when I get there, I’ll see.”
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Right now, Hanyu reports that his quad Salchow and his quad toe loop are just fine.
Earlier in the season, he seemed to struggle with a triple Lutz.
“We’ve discussed that through emails and he says it seems to be fine now,” Orser said.
Hanyu is relying on some video files on his iPad that remind him about the technique of jumps.
He has a Lutz file. And a Salchow file. And a loop file.
The only thing that worries Orser is the difficulty of finding motivation when skating by oneself.
“But he’s pretty driven and I think he’s able to manage it,” Orser said.
“I think he would prefer to be out there skating with Javi every day.”
Hanyu tells Orser he misses the club and “he misses us.”
But the travel from Japan to Toronto is hard and strength-sapping.
And the way it is now, Hanyu faces a one-hour flight to Shanghai in the same time zone,
while Orser and the rest of his boys will be dragging their heels from the opposite side of the world.
No matter, says Orser. They will arrive in enough time to have three good training days before the event starts.
At any rate, Orser feels he and Hanyu are back on track. He wants to cut Hanyu a lot of slack this year
because it’s a post-Olympic year, he’s the Olympic champion,
his life has changed and he has so many demands and responsibilities.
“Hopefully we’ll get back on track for next season,” said the coach.
He feels the information he’s getting from Hanyu is accurate,
that his star pupil is feeling strong and that he’ll be ready when the trumpet sounds next week.
Hanyu has a way of rising to the call, of battling magnificently.
He’s done it twice during this terrible year. We’ll find out soon enough what he’s made of.
＞Currently, Hanyu is training without a coach in Japan and by himself.
＞Orser finds it hard, because he doesn’t see what Hanyu is doing.
＞He’s trying to advise him from a distance. “It’s a little bit of a challenge,” he said.
＞“He says he’s skating well and he’s doing his run-throughs, so that’s all I can ask for.
＞I guess when I get there, I’ll see.”
＞Right now, Hanyu reports that his quad Salchow and his quad toe loop are just fine.
＞Earlier in the season, he seemed to struggle with a triple Lutz.
＞“We’ve discussed that through emails and he says it seems to be fine now,” Orser said.
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Where is Yuzu? How is Yuzu?
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None of this has put Orser in an ideal situation to prepare Hanyu to defend his world title next week.
He admits he’s been a little frustrated with the lack of communication. But the channels have been cleared since,
and Orser says he hears from Hanyu by email every day.
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None of this has put Orser in an ideal situation to prepare Hanyu to defend his world title next week. Orser says he hears from Hanyu by email every day.
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Currently, Hanyu is training without a coach in Japan and by himself. Orser finds it hard, because he doesn’t see what Hanyu is doing.
He’s trying to advise him from a distance. “It’s a little bit of a challenge,”he said.
“He says he’s skating well and he’s doing his run-throughs, so that’s all I can ask for. I guess when I get there, I’ll see.”
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Currently, Hanyu is training by himself in Japan. “It’s a little bit of a challenge,” he said.
“He says he’s skating well and he’s doing his run-throughs, so that’s all I can ask for. I guess when I get there, I’ll see.”
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Orser finds it hard, because he doesn’t see what Hanyu is doing. He’s trying to advise him from a distance.
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He feels the information he’s getting from Hanyu is accurate, that his star pupil is feeling strong
and that he’ll be ready when the trumpet sounds next week. Hanyu has a way of rising to the call,
of battling magnificently. He’s done it twice during this terrible year. We’ll find out soon enough what he’s made of.
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He feels his star pupil is feeling strong and that he’ll be ready when the trumpet sounds next week.
Hanyu has a way of rising to the call, of battling magnificently. He’s done it twice during this terrible year.
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We’ll find out soon enough what he’s made of.
Patrick Chan: Daredevil Returning to Competitive Arena
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Did you watch the World Championships?
I will be deadly honest. I did not watch the men’s event.
The only event I watched was the ice dance because of Kaitlyn and Andrew
and all of them. I did go back on YouTube and skim through Javier’s program
and Yuzu’s program – and that in itself says a lot – that I skimmed through them.
Not because I did not like them. I love Javi’s jumps and Yuzu’s triple Axel.
I admire them and I admire a lot of elements of their programs but that is just what it is.
I literally fast forwarded to their biggest jumps and then stopped watching.
I am going to be honest; their skating has not changed. It does not look any different.
They are skating to the same pieces of music and style. Javi very much has that Charlie
Chaplin style which totally works for him. It is great, but I would love to see him do
a classical piece. That is what I would do if I was in that position – I would challenge myself.
I want to see something exciting and that is one of the reasons I want to come back.
I want to bring back programs that I have never done. I finally get to skate to lyrics,
which can open up a whole new realm of music and expression, so that is really exciting for me.
David Wilson will be doing my short program and revamping the one I used at the Japan Open for the free.
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namnamnoodle
Yuzu is back
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@LynnRutherford: Great interview w/Brian Orser @Peak_Skate; @namnamnoodle landing quad toes; Yuzuru Hanyu on way to Toronto for new FS from @shaelynnbourne.
