Figure skating - Japanese National Championships 2015
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Yuzuru Hanyu won a fourth consecutive national title imponendos in both segments of the competition played at the "Makomanai Sekisui Heim Ice Arena" of Sapporo, but after a month characterized by the provision of rare perfection, suffered a decline in physiological condition.
Saturday 26 December 2015 5 minutes reading time
Moreover, the script & egrave; It was the same for Shoma Uno, which confirmed the place of 'honor achieved last season managing to resist the return of pi & ugrave; fresh Takahito Mura.
In virt & ugrave; the qualifying criteria set by the Japanese federation, it seems certain that Hanyu and A, both on the podium in the Grand Prix, will take part, except injuries, the World Championships in Boston, while guidance on what they expect of the Four Continents Championships, an event never won Career Holder's Olympic title.
The free program today & egrave; It was characterized by some step-load too much for all the main protagonists. Hanyu, flawless in the first half in which he completed in fluency quadruple salchow, quadruple toe loop and triple flip, & egrave; dropped shots in the second half & agrave; collecting one after the 'other two falls on the second quad toe loop and the first triple axel pianificato.A testimony of a mastery of their own means lower than in recent weeks, also landing the triple axel combination / euler / triple salchow and triple Rittberger have generated some problems and, in light of the turn taken, it is not surprising more & ugrave; from time he is giving up two of the three combination available. However, the now unusual blemishes the twenty-Sendai & egrave; It was by far the best on the technical and on each item of the program components, but, after the race, did not hide his disappointment at the performance.
Shoma One has, however, missed the 'appointment with the first quadruple toe loop, open in flight after two rotations, but reacted to follow completing a triple axel combination and a triple axel / triple toe loop.
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FINAL STANDINGS
01) Yuzuru HANYU286.36 (1 | 1) 02) Shoma UNO267.15 (2 | 3) 03) Takahito MURA263.46 (3 | 2) 04) Keiji TANAKA & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 242.05 (6 | 4) 05) Takahiko KOZUKA228.82 (5 | 6) 06) Sota YAMAMOTO215.15 (11 | 5) 07) Daisuke MURAKAMI214.56 (4 | 8) 08) Ryuju HINO213.17 (7 | 7) 09) Shu NAKAMURA194.84 (8 | 11) 10) Daichi MIYATA193.17 (10 | 10) & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 11) Koshiro SHIMADA188.76 (17 | 9) 12) You KAWAHARA188.39 (9 | 13) 13) Jun SUZUKI & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 185.18 (14 | 12) & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 14) Mitsuki SUMOTO176.32 (18 | 14) 15) Daisuke ISOZAKI175.02 (19 | 15) 16) Kazuki TOMONO173.72 (12 | 17) 17) Eiki HATTORI173.26 (13 | 16) 18) Hiroaki SATO167 .92 (16 | 20) 19) Kohei YOSHIRO163.88 (20 | 19) 20) Koshin YAMADA161.09 (23 | 18) 21) & nbsp; Naoki ODA158.95 (15 | 22) & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 22) Kosuke NOZOE156.44 (21 | 21) & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 23) Masato KIMURA150.55 (22 | 23) 24) Ryuta KATADA140.34 (24 | 24) & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp;
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