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December 20, 2012 By
[FeversMedia] Kim Yuna’s candid talk about her decision to return to competitive skating
December 11, 2012 By
“I knew that the path would be difficult…I just felt like I had to continue”
Yonhap News | 2012.12.10 | Go Dong-Wook
‘Figure Queen’ Kim Yuna is a top class athlete who has battled through nerve wrecking competitions with nerves of steel in spite of her young age.
However despite this, the most scary ‘deliberation time’ she had to agonize over her future was probably the last two years after the Vancouver Olympics.
After starting to skate at the age of 7, Kim had one goal and she ran full speed towards that sole dream.
When the Olympics ended she stood at her life’s crossroads and suddenly she found herself confronted with having to make a choice that would determine the next chapter of her life.
It would be a lie to say that Kim was able to be free from all the consequences and situations surrounding her during her contemplation.
However when it came down to the final decision, it was her choice, and her choice only. No one else could make the decision for her.
Yuna kim looks dazzling at press conference after SP
December 9, 2012 By
“My main goal today was to get at least 28 technical points, which are required now to be allowed to go to worlds again; therefore, I concentrated more on the technical aspect here and not so much on expression,” Kim said. “I know that I have to work more on [adding] emotion in the future, but tomorrow, in the free skate, I will have less stress.”
Her biggest challenge during this competitive return was controlling her nerves.
“I tried to stay calm because if you get nervous, you sometimes make silly mistakes,” she said. “As this is a small competition here, it is easier to stay calm. I got nervous only a few minutes before the competition, but I still could do my routine well and I am happy overall with my performance today. I will do a level check after the competition and see where I can improve.”
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