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Phil Hersh has just tweeted about Nathan with the comment that the obvious questions arise
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Phil Hersh has just tweeted about Nathan with the comment that the obvious questions arise
And there you have it:Yale Daily News published article about Nathan’s acceptance.
Figure skater Nathan Chen touts Yale acceptance on Instagram
Kimberly Wei ’20, who placed 28th in ice dancing in the 2016 World Junior Figure Skating Championships, said that although she welcomes Chen’s apparent decision to come to Yale, she is “confused” about why the skater has decided to attend college at the peak of his career. Wei, also a pre-med student, said she had to end her competitive skating career after coming to Yale.
“I’m very curious about what his future plans are going to be,” Wei said.
https://twitter.com/olyphil/status/981183449208848384Hopefully he can get answers to some of those questions for us.
ETA that Hersh has since deleted the above tweet from his timeline, for whatever reason (IN re-tweeted it, however).@nathanwchen just told me it is his intention to enter Yale for the fall semester and continue competing. “A lot of things still have to be worked out.” Get the full story on @icenetwork later today.
Whoever Arutunian recommends.Which coach would be a good match in CT?
Half of the fun of being Nathan's fan is the chance to watch Raf.Nice little collection of Nathan and Raf's k&c moments from 2012 to 2018, in gif form:
http://eggplantgifs.tumblr.com/post/172576069843/nathan-chen-rafael-arutunian-2012-2018-raf
Nice little collection of Nathan and Raf's k&c moments from 2012 to 2018, in gif form:
http://eggplantgifs.tumblr.com/post/172576069843/nathan-chen-rafael-arutunian-2012-2018-raf
Nice little collection of Nathan and Raf's k&c moments from 2012 to 2018, in gif form:
http://eggplantgifs.tumblr.com/post/172576069843/nathan-chen-rafael-arutunian-2012-2018-raf
For several years he was barely taller than the boards; one of the reasons he backloaded programs to maximize points was that he was so small that it was difficult for him to cover the ice.Nathan was so teeny tiny and cute!
Some videos of Nathan on the opening weekend of the Stars on Ice tour:
Edited video of Nathan (4T at the 30-second mark; dance group number with Ashley; clips of SP) at the 2nd show in Orlando: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89ilmXU23Co
Phone cam footage of Nathan's "Nemesis" SP at the first show in Fort Myers (3Lz, 3T, 3S): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L4lUl6GKt8Q
SOI publicity article by UPI's Emily Pacenti: Figure skater Nathan Chen plots path to next Olympics -- and Yale
From the clips I've seen, Nathan can get his sexy and funky on quite well, thank youListen to the young ladies screaming during Nathan's performances lol! Who knew the tiny cutie pie from "Peter and the Wolf" would grow up to be a heartthrob?![]()
Nathan looks very little compared to the players.^^^ Here's his photo from the Utah Jazz locker room last night: https://www.instagram.com/p/BhamFO3gpSA/?hl=en&taken-by=nathanwchen
This is Chen’s first time being part of the cast for the touring ice show. Last year, he was a guest skater responsible for two numbers. Being part of the cast means he is part of every number in the show, which he finds is a learning experience and a time to hone his performance skills in the competition off-season.
“The programs are pretty similar but in competition, you’re focused on points. In a show, you’re just performing so there’s the freedom to try new things,” Chen says in a phone interview from Orlando. “It helps you learn how to perform better.”
“We do tone it down in the show program because the body needs time to recover,” he says. “But I’ll throw in some bigger jumps and I’ll be trying difficult things here and there. I have a number of things I can continue improving on. Nothing I’ve done is perfect.”
That said, Chen explains the “pursuit of perfection is good to strive for,” which explains his serious on-ice demeanor during competitions.
“You get this burst of adrenaline before going on the ice,” he says. “It’s pretty magical when the lights are on.”
Arutunian said he and Chen, who have worked together seven years, discussed some possibilities during the three days Chen skated in Lakewood last week during a break in the Stars on Ice tour.
"It looks like he wants to do both (study and skate), and he's smart enough, (so) if he understands it won't work, he will do something," Arutunian said. "He doesn't want to look bad at competitions.
"Summer time, he definitely wants to spend with me, and that will give us three months of hard work. He asked if I might be able to go there (to the Yale area) before competitions, maybe (for) six or 10 days."
New Icenetwork article about Team Raf: http://web.icenetwork.com/news/2018/04/18/272677196
Really nice article. Good for Nathan not reading all his texts/social media comments. That would have been so overwhelming and distracting, as much as he loves using his phone.Nick McCarvel has nominated Nathan as Icenetwork’s person of the year. His article includes new quotes about Olympics, worlds & the future: http://web.icenetwork.com/news/2018/04/20/272900576