What sport is Yuzuru Hanyu?

Yuzuru Hanyu is a Japanese figure skater.

Japanese figure skater Yuzuru Hanyu is called the prince of figure skating. He is the first person to jump around the outer ring after completing the international competition recognized by the International Skating Federation, and also the first person in the men's singles events of international competitions such as the Olympic Games, the World Championships, the Grand Prix Finals, the Four Continents Championships, the World Youth Championship and the Youth Group Finals in the history of figure skating.

Yuzuru Hanyu,199465438+February 7th, was born in Sendai, Miyagi Prefecture, Japan, and is a Japanese figure skater. Yuzuru Hanyu learned to skate since he was a child, but the original intention of learning to skate was not to win the world championship, but only to overcome asthma.

Yuzuru Hanyu was diagnosed with asthma when he was very young. When Yuzuru Hanyu was four years old, his father asked Yuzuru Hanyu to practice skating with his sister to strengthen Yuzuru Hanyu's physique and enable Yuzuru Hanyu to overcome asthma. Yuzuru Hanyu won the national flower skating championship in the fourth grade of primary school and became a world-famous flower skater.

Yuzuru Hanyu's inspirational quotations are as follows:

1, the front of the effort is not only victory, but always forward in the face of the apex. Efforts will deceive people, but they will not be in vain. There are no miracles in life, but you have worked hard. Your own limit, the ideal front.

2. Since then, the success or failure of the bureau has been with me. The past self exists to be surpassed. Only those who can do it will not be defeated by anyone. I have this conceit. There are many difficult things, but there is no night without dawn.

Adversity can open up new paths, and challenges have the power to guide themselves. The front of hard work is not only victory, but also facing the apex and moving forward forever. March towards the ideal.

4. The goal should be changing. Doing my best is the way to summon up courage. I am not surpassed, but a goal I want to get close to. I don't hate adversity. I firmly believe that the scenery beyond it will be better.