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“‘My Way’ is a storytelling of overcoming hardships and rising again holds deep meaning for me. As for ‘Habanera,’ it’s a piece I’ve wanted to try for two years.” Haein Lee on new programs and challenges

Posted on 2025-06-26 • No comments yet

Haein Lee shares insights on training, challenges, and aspirations. original source: Eduyonhap dd. June 18th 2025 [...]

Mao Asada: “If skaters don’t have a love for skating, they won’t be able to put in the effort to improve. No matter what happens, I want to guide them in a way that ensures they never lose their love for skating.”

Posted on 2025-06-25 • 1 comment

Mao Asada launches "Kinoshita Mao Academy" to foster the future of skating. original source: number.bunshun.jp dd. [...]

Tatsuya Tsuboi: “I truly want to dedicate myself entirely to skating. I’ve been skating for about 20 years, and now I want to fully show everything I’ve built over those years in each and every competition.”

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Tatsuya Tsuboi expresses determination ahead of the Olympic season. original source: news.yahoo.co.jp dd. June 20th [...]

Tatiana Tarasova: “The Russian school of figure skating has always been one of the strongest in the world. Our system is better than anywhere else.”

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Tatiana Tarasova explains why the Russian school of figure skating is among the strongest in the world. original [...]

Kaori Sakamoto: “I felt it’d be better to finish cleanly rather than dragging on for two or three more years. If I were to aim for the 2030 Olympics, I’d be 29 – it feels impossible.”

Posted on 2025-06-23 • 1 comment

Kaori Sakamoto announces retirement following the Milano-Cortina Olympic season. original source: Hochi News dd. [...]

Mai Mihara: “The top priority is not to worsen my injuries. I want to spend these days practicing diligently, competing in each event, and making sure that I have no regrets by the end of the season.”

Posted on 2025-06-22 • No comments yet

Mai Mihara celebrates new training facility and prepares for Milano-Cortina Olympic season. original source: [...]

Wakaba Higuchi: “Having experienced Olympic stage, it stirs something inside me – the drive, the excitement. Continuing my career felt inevitable because of that dream.”

Posted on 2025-06-21 • No comments yet

Wakaba Higuchi reflects on her comeback journey and sets sights on Milano-Cortina Olympic season. original source: [...]

Tamara Moskvina: “If you want to be a champion, learn self-control and sacrifice pleasure for the sake of results”

Posted on 2025-06-20 • No comments yet

An Interview with Tamara Moskvina: 50 Years of Excellence in Pair Skating original source: SobakaRU by Daria [...]

“It feels right to conclude my career at 26.” Kaori Sakamoto announces retirement at the end of the Olympic season

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Kaori Sakamoto announces retirement at the end of the Milano-Cortina Olympic season. original source: Nikkansports [...]

Alina Zagitova: “To be honest, I really dislike misunderstandings and conflicts between people, so I mustered the courage, texted to Zhenya, suggested we meet and finally put this situation behind us.”

Posted on 2025-06-19 • 1 comment

Alina Zagitova opens up about her reconciliation with Evgenia Medvedeva. original source: Alina Zagitova's fan [...]

“I want to face challenges head-on, like a strong and powerful woman. That’s the image I aim to portray through this program.” Hana Yoshida about skating to “Kill Bill”

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Hana Yoshida reveals her new short program ahead of the Milano-Cortina Olympic season. original source: [...]

Mao Shimada: “Even though I can’t compete in the upcoming Olympics, I want to push forward this season with performances that reflect who I am – bold and fearless.”

Posted on 2025-06-18 • No comments yet

Mao Shimada unveils new programs ahead of her final junior season. original source: news.yahoo.co.jp dd. June 18th [...]

Shoma Uno: “Although I performed ‘Loco’ solo, skating alone felt lonely. What really excites me now is creating something with others, working together toward a shared vision.”

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Shoma Uno's "Ice Brave": A New Chapter in Ice Dance and Artistic Expression original source: [...]

“‘My Way’ is a storytelling of overcoming hardships and rising again holds deep meaning for me. As for ‘Habanera,’ it’s a piece I’ve wanted to try for two years.” Haein Lee on new programs and challenges

Mao Asada: “If skaters don’t have a love for skating, they won’t be able to put in the effort to improve. No matter what happens, I want to guide them in a way that ensures they never lose their love for skating.”

Tatsuya Tsuboi: “I truly want to dedicate myself entirely to skating. I’ve been skating for about 20 years, and now I want to fully show everything I’ve built over those years in each and every competition.”

Tatiana Tarasova: “The Russian school of figure skating has always been one of the strongest in the world. Our system is better than anywhere else.”

Kaori Sakamoto: “I felt it’d be better to finish cleanly rather than dragging on for two or three more years. If I were to aim for the 2030 Olympics, I’d be 29 – it feels impossible.”

Mai Mihara: “The top priority is not to worsen my injuries. I want to spend these days practicing diligently, competing in each event, and making sure that I have no regrets by the end of the season.”

Wakaba Higuchi: “Having experienced Olympic stage, it stirs something inside me – the drive, the excitement. Continuing my career felt inevitable because of that dream.”

Tamara Moskvina: “If you want to be a champion, learn self-control and sacrifice pleasure for the sake of results”

“It feels right to conclude my career at 26.” Kaori Sakamoto announces retirement at the end of the Olympic season

Alina Zagitova: “To be honest, I really dislike misunderstandings and conflicts between people, so I mustered the courage, texted to Zhenya, suggested we meet and finally put this situation behind us.”

“I want to face challenges head-on, like a strong and powerful woman. That’s the image I aim to portray through this program.” Hana Yoshida about skating to “Kill Bill”

Mao Shimada: “Even though I can’t compete in the upcoming Olympics, I want to push forward this season with performances that reflect who I am – bold and fearless.”

Shoma Uno: “Although I performed ‘Loco’ solo, skating alone felt lonely. What really excites me now is creating something with others, working together toward a shared vision.”

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