Patrick Chan "In life as in skating better deal with one thing at a time"

Patrick Chan 'Affronto la vita e il pattinaggio con un elemento alla volta'
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Patrick Chan "In life as in skating better deal with one thing at a time"

Here are the statements of the dancers engaged yesterday in the finals of Skate Canada, 2013, and those of the winner in the men's field, Patrick Chan.

DANCE Scott Moir: "For the Olympics we wanted to create something special and we chose a music that nobody else has ever skated: we wanted to create a unique moment on the ice." Tessa Virtue: "In recent years the discipline has changed a lot and we with it. Marina (Zueva, ed) had a clear vision of how he wanted this for free, it took a lot of work to select the music, is a very intimate and personal for us. Kaitlyn Weaver: "With Tessa and Scott have competed for years together, and they have always been our models. We will try to improve and give the best of what we can, I think it's great for Canada to continue like this. " Madison Hubbell, about the physical problems with which he approached this race: "I think today was important for us first of all get on the ice and actually complete the program. We are very pleased to have held firm and now I'm going to enjoy a week off. MEN Patrick Chan: (about having won four times Skate Canada) "To tell the truth I do not keep track of these things either. I do my best to entertain audiences of all cities in Canada! " (On the approach to the race) "I tried to deal with one thing at a time. To tell the truth before you get on the ice I was a bit 'nervous. And 'the free program, so it is very tiring for us, the best way to attack it is to see it as one element at a time, which can be applied also to the way of dealing with life. You have to deal with it day by day, you can not hasten your goals, you have to face to reach all the right steps to get there. " (On the debut season). "I was nervous because this is my season debut on the international scene. This song was chosen by me, I myself was to cut the music and choose the parts that I love, I was excited to prove to you the public.'re the first to see it and I thank you for the appreciation shown.'m glad I took the time during the program to stop, smile at the audience, I've really enjoyed. " (About the fact that the program is dedicated to his former coach, the late Osborne Colson) "The first time I skated on Vivaldi was in 2008 when I won my first national title and indeed I beat you (points to the interviewer, the former world champion Jeffrey Buttle), think a bit 'On this program I worked with David Wilson, we both shared the memories we have of him and made this program that reminds us a lot. "
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