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Haein Lee: “As this is the Olympic season, I’ve given it a lot of thought. While this season’s two programs are excellent, I decided to bring back programs I’d performed before to prepare for the Olympics.”

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Haein Lee Reflects on Short Program Performance at Cup of China original source: mfocus.kr dd. October 24th 2025 by [...]

Jia Shin: “I’ve been waiting a long time to move up to seniors. There’s a different level of tension compared to juniors, so it feels fresh and exciting.”

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Jia Shin Reflects on Short Program Performance at Cup of China original source: mfocus.kr dd. October 24th 2025 by [...]

Amber Glenn: “Today wasn’t my best skate. In the short program, any mistake is costly, so the focus can’t only be on the triple Axel; all the jumps are important.”

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Amber Glenn Calls Her Performance in China "Not My Best" Despite Landing a Triple Axel original source: Sports by [...]

“Objectively, a coach always pays more attention to one athlete than another.” Alexei Mishin discusses the dynamics between Yagudin and Plushenko

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Alexei Mishin Reflects on the Competition Between Yagudin and Plushenko original source: RTVI photo CLIVE [...]

Anastasiia Metelkina: “I tell everyone that my goal is to win Olympic gold. It doesn’t have to happen in Milan, but I won’t retire until I achieve it. Luka didn’t have much choice – he had to agree with this plan, haha.”

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Anastasiia Metelkina: Psychological Preparation Played a Key Role in Seasonal Success original source: Sports by [...]

Rino Matsuike: “Last year’s success made me so happy, so I’m hoping to stand on the podium again this time.”

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Rino Matsuike Shows Solid Preparation Ahead of Grand Prix China original source: Nikkansports, October 23d, 2025 by [...]

“My back is heading in a positive direction. I’m just really happy to have arrived here without any worsening of my injury,” said Sota Yamamoto, looking ahead of GP in China

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Sota Yamamoto Demonstrates Recovery and Optimism Ahead of Grand Prix China original source: Nikkansports, October [...]

“She overcame her challenges and brought home the best medal. As her ‘big sister figure,’ I’m determined not to lose and to give it my all.” Rinka Watanabe prepares for GP in China inspired by Ami Nakai’s success

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Rinka Watanabe Prepares for Chongqing Grand Prix with Confidence and Determination original source: Nikkansports, [...]

Shun Sato: “I have no choice but to give it my all. I trust in myself and will do my very best with what I can do now. First and foremost, I need to nail my quad lutz.”

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Shun Sato Focuses on Quad Lutz in Return at Grand Prix Chongqing original source: Nikkansports, October 23d, 2025 [...]

“Can their performance be seen as a statement for an Olympic podium finish? It certainly can. I don’t think they’ll win in Milan” Tatiana Tarasova on Cizeron and Fournier Beaudry

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Tatiana Tarasova Reflects on Cizeron and Fournier Beaudry’s Grand Prix Win and Olympic Hopes original source: Vse [...]

Adan Siao Him Fa had shared that he was working on “rediscovering the pleasure of skating” by focusing less on outcomes and more on the present moment

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Adam Siao Him Fa Finds Redemption with Silver Medal at Grand Prix de France original source: franceinfo.fe dd. [...]

Niccolo Macii: “Often during practice, I notice Sara pushes herself to the limit, expecting perfection. I tell her to stay calm and appreciate how far we’ve come, turning our passion into our career. Honestly, I give the same advice to myself.”

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Sara Conti and Niccolo Macii on their journey, hopes for future competitions, and preparations for their first [...]

Alysa Liu is bringing back her last season’s free programs to Donna Summer

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Alysa Liu is bringing back her last season’s free skate. original source: ISU View this post on [...]

Haein Lee: “As this is the Olympic season, I’ve given it a lot of thought. While this season’s two programs are excellent, I decided to bring back programs I’d performed before to prepare for the Olympics.”

Jia Shin: “I’ve been waiting a long time to move up to seniors. There’s a different level of tension compared to juniors, so it feels fresh and exciting.”

Amber Glenn: “Today wasn’t my best skate. In the short program, any mistake is costly, so the focus can’t only be on the triple Axel; all the jumps are important.”

“Objectively, a coach always pays more attention to one athlete than another.” Alexei Mishin discusses the dynamics between Yagudin and Plushenko

Anastasiia Metelkina: “I tell everyone that my goal is to win Olympic gold. It doesn’t have to happen in Milan, but I won’t retire until I achieve it. Luka didn’t have much choice – he had to agree with this plan, haha.”

Rino Matsuike: “Last year’s success made me so happy, so I’m hoping to stand on the podium again this time.”

“My back is heading in a positive direction. I’m just really happy to have arrived here without any worsening of my injury,” said Sota Yamamoto, looking ahead of GP in China

“She overcame her challenges and brought home the best medal. As her ‘big sister figure,’ I’m determined not to lose and to give it my all.” Rinka Watanabe prepares for GP in China inspired by Ami Nakai’s success

Shun Sato: “I have no choice but to give it my all. I trust in myself and will do my very best with what I can do now. First and foremost, I need to nail my quad lutz.”

“Can their performance be seen as a statement for an Olympic podium finish? It certainly can. I don’t think they’ll win in Milan” Tatiana Tarasova on Cizeron and Fournier Beaudry

Adan Siao Him Fa had shared that he was working on “rediscovering the pleasure of skating” by focusing less on outcomes and more on the present moment

Niccolo Macii: “Often during practice, I notice Sara pushes herself to the limit, expecting perfection. I tell her to stay calm and appreciate how far we’ve come, turning our passion into our career. Honestly, I give the same advice to myself.”

Alysa Liu is bringing back her last season’s free programs to Donna Summer

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