Kao MIURA Short Program ISU Grand Prix Cup of China 06.11.2026
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Kao MIURA Short Program ISU Grand Prix Cup of China 06.11.2026
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AI GeneratedKaomura delivered a high-energy performance inspired by Daisuke Takahashi's iconic 2010 \"Mambo\" program. By stabilizing his mental state and achieving a flow state, he significantly improved his technical execution and presentation, scoring 102.9 points—a massive 30-point increase from his previous performance in Angers.
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And now, to the silver medallist from two weeks ago,
Kaomura.
He acknowledged how his mental condition influences
his competitive performance,
and he said that he needs to stabilise his mental pressure.
He aspires to find a flow state as he prepares to skate.
A piece that was somewhat inspired
by Daisuke Takahashi's Mambo in the 2010 season.
Here is
Quad Sal
Triple
Toe
on the
musical
phrasing.
And a new phrase is the soundtrack to the triple axel.
Manages the Quattro!
We'll
celebrate,
he
rightly
can,
Kaomura
from
Japan,
different
colour
costume
than
two
weeks
ago and different skater.
It's hard to compare this with what was last delivered by Kaomura
in Angers and he brought the party.
And as I mentioned before he started, it is somewhat
inspired by another incredible Japanese skater Daisuke Takahashi.
And his choreographer Kana Muramoto said it was hard
to know how to work on this when it had had
such iconic fame and celebration with another Japanese skater,
but they have done a brilliant
job and now the work that Kana has done
on the choreography can be rewarded more accurately
because the technical element score
was delivered by Kaomura.
And here is the jump that was a fall
Two weeks ago, but it was.
Brilliant here.
Quetzalcoatl, triple two.
and then the triple axel
and as I mentioned in the performance the phrasing of the elements
will enhance the grade of execution it will enhance
the composition as well as we see the
quad toe and then the party
and so when it comes to giving out marks
the judges are having to
consider how engaged the skater is and the wording
for the judges is is there complete personal
involvement in the program does the skater express
and project a mood feeling or image
He had a party
and so for me the presentation component score should be his highest.
Are we going to have now the first skater
to cross the 100-point marker?
Evgeny Semenenko had more difficult content, his quad loop,
and Vladislav Dikici had a quad loop,
so technically they have a higher base value,
but program component scores for Kalmura were stronger.
And how will that unfold as we await the score?
Ha ha ha ha!
Well, I hope you heard that reaction.
One hundred and two point nine
102.9. It was 72 points two weeks ago.
He's just added 30 points
to when he last performed.

