Figure skating - Japanese National Championships 2014/2015
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The Japanese National Championships Figure Skating, hosted by the & ldquo; Big Hat Arena & rdquo; Nagano, opened with the men's short program.
Friday 26 December 2014 8 minutes reading time
The segment of the race saw out the favorite winner Eve Yuzuru Hanyu, who laid the foundations for winning the third title in a row Japanese.
The ruler of the recent final of the Grand Prix clocked the best technical score and assessment pi & ugrave; high on each component of the program, but, as was the case in previous releases, there & egrave; failed to perform as planned. Nell & rsquo; occasion, the problem & egrave; revealed for the & rsquo; once again the combination as the triple toe loop that should have followed the triple lutz & egrave; was completed only twice. No problem, however, with regard to the quadruple toe loop preceded by the step, opening jump of the program, and for the triple axel, preceded by a controvenda Outdoors, followed by a moon and placed in the second half & agrave; of music.
Second place, with a gap greater than four lengths, & egrave; went to Tatsuki Machida, appeared pi & ugrave; brighter than all''opaca final of the Grand Prix. The vice-world champion has performed at the opening quad toe loop combination / triple toe loop and by return he completed an excellent triple axel closing elements of the triple lutz jump preceded by step, placed in the second part of the program.
In third place is & egrave; placed the national junior champion Shoma Uno, capable on the technical front to keep up with the pi & ugrave; titrated Hanyu and Machida. The seventeen year old student of Machiko Yamada especially now acquired full mastery of the triple axel allowing himself the luxury to precede it with a moon. For the rest, did not give any problem is the quadruple toe loop preceded by the step that the combination triple flip / triple toe loop, performed in the second half & agrave; of music.
At the foot of the podium, you & egrave; certificate Daisuke Murakami, author of a & rsquo; other exemplary performance after the glories of the NHK Trophy, won against all odds. & Nbsp; The almost twenty-four coached by Frank Carroll has left some points on the plate than the competition because of the choice of attacking a double toe loop to quadruple salchow, but & egrave; was impeccable on the triple axel and triple flip, performed in the second part of the program.
The ranks of disappointed includes Takahito Mura not gone beyond the fifth position and seven points away from Shoma Uno due to a bad fall on the quadruple toe loop, and Takahito Kozuka, fell on a quadruple toe loop from the rotation and missing in trouble & agrave; because the combination of a triple lutz landed with step-out which & egrave; able to attack only a double toe loop.
Behind the six contenders for a place for the World Championships is & egrave; placed the fourteen Sota Yamamoto, penalized by a triple axel landed on two feet and probably to degrade, but the flawless combination triple flip / triple toe loop and triple lutz performed in the second part of the program.
RANKING PROGRAM CORTO01) Hanyu Yuzuru94,36 (48,76 | 45,60) 02) MACHIDA Tatsuki90.16 (48.16 | 42.00) 02) A Shoma85,53 (48,68 | 36,85) 03) MURAKAMI Daisuke81,28 ( 43,53 | 37,75) 04) WALLS Takahito78,54 (41.19 | 38.35) - 1.0006) KOZUKA Takahiko72.39 (32.54 | 40.85) - 1.0007) YAMAMOTO Sota67.19 (35.74 | 31.45) & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 08) SATO Hiroaki66.21 (36.26 | 29.95) 09) TANAKA Keiji62,83 (29.28 | 33.55) 10) HINO Ryuju61.23 (33.53 | 29.70) - 2.0011) NAKAMURA Shu & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 60.07 (31.97 | 29.10) - 1.0012) MIYATA Daichi57.32 (29.77 | 28.55) - 1:00 & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 13) ISOZAKI Daisuke56.04 (28.39 | 28.65) - 1.0014) KIMURA Masato & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 55.34 (29.09 | 26.25) 15) Tsuboi Yoji55,26 (27,96 | 28,30) - 1.0016) Onuma Yuta & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 54.32 (27.27 | 27.05) 17) SUZUKI Jun54.23 (28.13 | 26.10) 18) YOSHINO Kohei52.88 & nbsp; (25.53 | 27.35) - 1.0019) YUASA Ryohci52.08 (25.13 | 26.95) 20) Tomono Kazuki & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 51.38 (24.68 | 26.70) 21) Nozoe Kosuke & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 51.26 (25.11 | 26.15) 22) HATTORI Eiki50,53 (23,23 | 27,30) 23) Sasahara Keichiro & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 49.00 (23:20 | 25.80) & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 24) NAKAMURA Satoshi & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 48.21 (22:01 | 26.20) & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 25) Hashizume Takaya46.99 (21:39 | 25.60) 26) Katada Ryuta46.71 (23.66 | 24.05) - 1:00 & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 27) YAMAMOTO Takumi46.08 (20.63 | 25.45) & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 28) Matsumura Jo46.00 (19:00 | 27.00) & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 29) Furuya Rintaro39.05 (18.05 | 22:00) - 1:00 & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 30) Kamata Hidetsugu37.85 (14:20 | 24.65) - 1:00
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