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Triple-triple combination :
I will talk with my coach and decide tomorrow - 2002
Worlds Short
Home Crowd :
I am really happy to skate well in front of the Japanese
audience. I was a little bit nervous, but I tried to focus
on my performance - 2002 Worlds Short
Worlds Short :
I'm really surprised to be second after the short program.
Some skaters are missing here, so I was kind of lucky - 2002
Worlds Short
Tracy Wilson on Fumie :
Fumie floats across the ice.. very good run to her blade.
Pure technique.. she's a delicate performer but she's got
that strength when she needs it for the difficult triples - 2002
Worlds Qualifying
Olympic Free Skate :
I knew that if I could go out and skate like I always do
then everything would by okay. Previously I have had some
accidents. But this time I guess God was watching me - 2002
Winter Olympics Free
Standing Ovation :
There was a lot of applause but I was a little disappointed
that I did not get a standing ovation. In the future I just
need to try harder - 2002 Winter
Olympics Free
Olympic Short :
There's nothing I can do about it. God must have wanted it
this way - 2002 Winter Olympics Short
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Simon Reed on Fumie :
Wow! What a finish, and at last we have something - 2001
Worlds Free
Olympic rink :
I'm really happy to skate in Utah and I think it's a great
experience for the Olympics - 2001
Four Continents
Olympic rink :
The audience was a little higher than at other arenas. For
us, it was a little harder to put our hearts out to the
audience - 2001 Four Continents
The American Crowd :
The Americans are really warm for skaters and I was really
excited to skate out there - 2001 Four
Continents
Being nervous :
I wasn't as nervous as yesterday -
2000 Skate Canada Free
The stress fracture on both feet :
I decided to postpone the surgery until after the Olympics
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1998.1999 |
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Debbi Wilkes on Fumie :
Still looking for a little strength but the technical
elements are all there. An interesting story here, in 94,
when Michelle Kwan was competing a the World Championships
in Japan, she was skating when Fumie was watching in
practice and Fumie said to her, 'Will you please do me a
triple lutz?'. Fumie could not do a triple jump at this
point in her career. As a result of that encounter the
triple lutz, right here - was the very first triple she ever
learned - 1999 Japan Open Technical
Leading the Skate Canada competition :
Really, I can't believe it because this is a very big
competition for me. I was just thinking I will do like in
practice - 1998 Skate Canada Short
Goals :
I have to win Japanese nationals, because only one Japanese
girl can go to worlds. I really want to go because two years
ago (I was there) and I missed going to worlds last year - 1998
Skate Canada Short
Training :
I've been practicing so hard this year so I believed in
myself - 1998 NHK Trophy Free
Goals :
To win the Nationals and make the World team - 1998 NHK
Trophy Free
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Danielle
Carr on Fumie :
She doesn't usually fall or miss an element at all. It's
just her artistic ability that needs to mature a little bit
- 1996 Junior Worlds Free
Danielle Carr on her deathdrop :
Jumps high into the deathdrop there into the back sit. That
has got enormous height for a girl. - 1996
Junior Worlds Short
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