Four Continents Championship Rhythm Dance Kana Muramoto Middle and Daisuke Takahashi Couple
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[Encouragement and encouragement even in “unfunny situations”]
February, Colorado, USA. At the Four Continents Championship ice dance, the two, affectionately called “Kanadai,” are standing on the rink.
“In the rhythm dance, Kanaka (coach Marina Zueva) comforted me (for falling). In the free dance, Dai-chan (Daisuke Takahashi) encouraged me by saying, ‘It’s okay.
Kana Muramoto looked back following the free performance was over.
“(The second half of the free skate) I was tired, but it wasn’t bad, and my legs weren’t as strong as usual. That’s why (the fall) was such a shock. …..It was a situation where I mightn’t laugh.”
Daisuke Takahashi said that and put a smile on his face.
I wasn’t happy with the result. Muramoto fell in the rhythm dance, and Takahashi fell in the free skate, and both of them were filled with frustration. However, it was a tournament where Kanadai-likeness came out strongly.
The Ice Dance at the Four Continents Championships was held on February 11th and 13th, and Kanada finished ninth overall. The total score is 160.24 points and the score is not growing. Last year’s tournament won a glorious silver medal, so the results will be disappointing.
However, at an altitude of 1,800 meters, where vigorous exercise would likely lead to oxygen depletion, the two of them pushed through from start to finish.
“I think failure is an accident, so it can’t be helped.
After the rhythm dance, Takahashi told him to be considerate of Muramoto, but it must have been the result of attacking him at the last minute.
“I had a lot of practice, so I thought I might skate with confidence.
Muramoto himself explained the reason for the failure.
