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    3May, 2024
    Figure Skating Kim Hyun-gyeom, Men’s Singles 3rd Place

    Youth Olympics Figure Skating Kim Hyun-gyeom, Men’s Singles 3rd Place… I See a Medal

    Even though I fell on my first jump, I acted calmly… 5.78 points difference from 2nd place

    Figure skating men’s singles hopeful Kim Hyun-gyeom (Han Gwanggo) finished third in his first competition at the 2024 Gangwon Winter Youth Olympics (hereinafter referred to as Gangwon 2024).

    Kim Hyun-gyeom received a technical score (TES) of 35.91 points, an artistic score (PCS) of 34.37 points,

    a deduction of 1 point, and a total of 69.28 points in the Gangwon 2024 Figure Skating Men’s Single Short Program held at the Gangneung Ice Arena in Gangwon-do on the 27th,

    beating Jacob Sanchez (76.38) points, USA), followed by Adam Hagara (75.06 points, Slovakia).

    Although the gap is not small, a reversal is possible. 온라인카지노

    Kim Hyun-gyeom

    Kim Hyun-gyeom aims to become the first Korean male athlete to win a medal in the men’s free skating event held at the same venue on the 28th.

    No Korean male athlete has ever won a medal in figure skating at the Winter Youth Olympics since 2012.

    In women’s singles, Yoo Young won the 2020 Lausanne competition.

    On this day, Kim Hyun-gyeom attempted his first acting assignment and made a big mistake.

    As if he couldn’t overcome his nervousness, he fell while performing the triple axel,

    which involves three and a half turns.

    He lost 4.00 points on this jump alone.

    However, Kim Hyun-gyeom jumped up and started acting again bravely and neatly jumped on his second jumping task, a triple flip-triple toe loop combination jump.

    The referee ruled that it was a quarter landing (when the jump rotation was less than 90 degrees), but it wasn’t bad.

    Kim Hyun-gyeom, who regained his confidence,

    improved the perfection of his performance by performing the change foot camel spin at the highest level of difficulty, level 4.

    Kim Hyun-gyeom enjoyed the stage afterwards.

    The acting in the second half, for which 10% extra points were given, was perfect.

    He performed the final jumping task, the Triple Lutz, cleanly, and performed the step sequence, flying sit spin,

    and change foot combination spin all at level 4, the highest level of difficulty.

    23Nov, 2023
    Figure Skating Cha Jun-hwan and Lee Hae-in

    Figure Skating Cha Jun-hwan and Lee Hae-in, Shanghai Trophy Men’s and Women’s Short ‘Joint First Place’

    Men’s single Cha Jun-hwan 91.80 points… Women’s single Lee Hae-in 69.57 points

    Korean figure skating men’s and women’s singles figures Cha Jun-hwan (Korea University) and Lee Hae-in (Sehwa Girls’ High School) took the lead side by side in the 2023 Shanghai Trophy short program.

    Cha Jun-hwan

    Cha Jun-hwan scored 91.80 points, including technical score (TES) of 49.80 and artistic score (PCS) of 42.00, in the men’s single short program held in Shanghai, China on the 3rd, beating Adam Xiao Himpa (France, 84.00 points) by 7.80 points.

    Ranked 1st. 카지노사이트

    Its Cha Jun-hwan, who failed to hunt for a medal at the 31st Nephela Memorial held last weekend due to jumping anxiety and was pushed to 6th place, showed a relatively stable jump in the short program of this competition.

    Cha Jun-hwan, who participated in this competition for practical experience ahead of participating in the 2nd and 5th competitions of the International Skating Union (ISU) Senior Grand Prix this season, performed a quarter landing (jump rotation) in his first jump task, a quadruple salchow (base point 9.70).

    (If the number is less than 90 degrees), a decision was made, but the performance score (GOE) was not deducted.

    In the following quadruple toe loop-double toe loop combination jump (base score 10.80), he earned a GOE of 1.71 points and finished the first half of the performance by processing the flying camel spin at level 4.

    Lee Hae-in

    In the triple axel (base score 8.80) attempted in the extra point section, he received a whopping 2.08 GOE points and raised his score, and the change foot sit spin and change foot combination spin both received level 4.

    Cha Jun-hwan completed his performance by receiving a level 3 in the last task, the step sequence.

    In the women’s singles short program, Lee Hae-in took the lead with 69.57 points (TES 36.45 points + PCS 33.12 points), beating Brady Turnell (USA, 67.38 points) by 2.19 points.

    Lee Hae-in participated in this tournament following the Nephela Memorial last weekend to maintain her condition ahead of qualifying for the 3rd and 6th Senior Grand Prix competitions in November.

    Its Lee Hae-in, who received a GOE of 0.99 in his first task, the double Axel (base score 3.30), lost 0.35 GOE points in the subsequent triple Lutz-triple toe loop combination jump (base score 10.10) due to a quarter landing decision.

    Lee Hae-in, who treated the flying sit spin to level 4, was disappointed that the triple flip (base point 5.83), which was performed in the extra point section, was judged attention (be careful of edge use).

    Lee Hae-in, who received a level 3 in sit spin, finished the performance with a level 4 in both the change foot combination spin and step sequence.