I love watching Yuzuru go into quads like they're no big deal😂

I've been a figure skating fan for decades. What we are seeing with Ilia Malinin is another quad contest like in the 90s. Not that I mind quad jumps, but I hope that we get to a saner period where quads will only be one part of a skater's program, and not the main part. We need to get back to all-round programs which show artistry and physicality.

bro yuzu's speed and height fcks me up everytime wtf

4Lo is such a monster of a jump, it doesn't have a toe assist unlike with theoretically harder jumps like the Lutz and Flip, and it's a lot more difficult to cheat the jump. It isn't a surprise it is such a rare jump unlike the Lutz and Flip that can be cheated easier.

I am just mesmerized by this quad axel of Ilia; he gets into the air so incredibly high and it looks so beautifully smooth. It is just fantastic! 🌈❤️

I still don't get it what charm yuzuru got I just always get mesmerised and have no words

I've never heard about Ilia before and now I feel kind of ashamed since that 4A was beautiful... I've watched figure skating before and have been a fan of Yuzu, Chavi, Shoma Uno, Roman Sadovsky, Michal Březina and Cha Junghwan, but since most of them retired (including my ultimate favourite skater Yuzu), I've not been keeping up with skating as much and am now kind of regretting.... I'll have to get to know Ilia better, cause just from this axel I saw talent and charm...

Ilia is really making history but he is not getting the recognition he should. Like some people who don’t know a lot about figure skating say Valieva, Yuzu and Trusova already landed one And there were pretty few news about it (maybe because it was not a very big competition).

Am I blind... I can't see how these are different hahahha *cries

A mi no me importa si Yuzuru Hanyu hace saltos, su sola presencia parado en el escenario es suficiente para llenarlo, una verdadera estrella, un verdadero artista que brilla con luz propia.

Every time I watch this 4Lo I get dizzy just by watching it. I think Yuzu also got a bit dizzy after rotating that fast 💕

Edge jumps are my favourite. Even the supposedly easy Salchow. 4Lo always takes my breath away. I was just as speechless the second time it was debuted when I saw Adelia landed it for the ladies. Interestingly, I prefer bigger Axels or ones with complicated entries so 3A is enough for me to appreciate. But that doesn't stop me from celebrating Ilia's 4A or Hanyu's almost 4A. Thanks for the video!

I watched last years GP season and after seeing Ilia Malinin I predicted he would be the one to land the 4A if Yuzu didn't manage it by the olympics. He was incredible

Sep 30th is the 6th anniversary of Yuzu's first official beautiful 4Loop 💜

Well, that 4Lo is out of this world by otherworldly Yuzuru Hanyu.

I was in the audience when Browning landed his in Budapest. Hanyu's rotations mid-air are very fast.

beautiful 4Lo with a difficult entry as well

Gosh - I'm so old I can remember watching Vern Taylor landing the first 3 Axel at 1978 World's!

Именно Юдзуру Ханю открыл мир в 4A. И именно Он сотворил историю, прыгнув первым на ОИ в 27 лет. В протоколе стоит именно так. Гений!

Happy Yuzu 4Lo day today everyone (fans) Let's go crazy 🥳

Very cool. In 1984 on an early morning practice; Douglas Leigh my coach says to me let's try quad loop. My triplets had been effortless that day and extra tight in rotation. My heart started to flutter. But I heard Doug say easy and follow through. The other skaters watched and in my first attempt, landed my first quad. The quad loop. It was a pretty cool feeling. Took alot out of my take off and landing knee. Watching this brings back memories. Very cool post.

Yuzu❤

Justice for Boyang.

Yuzuru must be watching this 4A landing 17yo, and think, this kid is gonna be the future of figure skating. He's gonna be like me. Go little rock star 🥺

yuzuru jamps perfect

I’d like to point out the fact than none of those first 4lz and 4f were « textbook ». They both have prerotation. Still, when women (Russian) attempt these jumps for the first time too, they get railed on social medias because they have not « prefect » technique. You can see how people have double standards, and how this sport is still so toxic and sexist. When it’s men, you just have to make an achievement. When you’re a women, if what you achieved is not perfect AND beautiful you’ll not only never get the appreciation for it, but you’ll get roasted for even attempting it, no matter how hard you trained and how difficult was the element. Rules are one thing, but please, give women appreciation for trying it. Those double standards are discouraging and upsetting.

nice video! i didn't know that the lutz was the 3rd quad landed, i thought it was the hardest quad apart from the axel. anyways really excited for further jump progress and possibly quints... (i think it'll take a while though)

I liked Yuzuru's fully rotated text book perfect clean 4Lo Shame on the judges for giving three 0 for a clean jump

Теперь осталось дождаться пятерного прыжка. Уверена, кто-нибудь его прыгнет.

Not only this amazing 4Lo but I Love everything about Yuzuru Hanyu 💙

I’m old enough to remember when Browning completed the first quad. I also remember before him Boitano trying and failing. Reportedly Christopher Bowman landed it in practice many times (not sure ever in competition though). I also recall at the time the belief that other quad jumps were possible, but a quad axel may never be competed. 30+ years later, here we are.

That 4A was amazing.

As much as I love Shoma his quad flip should not be ratified with all that pre-rotation.

It's cool to see how judging has evolved. There is no way those first two jumps in the 1980s get ratified by today's standards. They are underrotated by at least a quarter. That doesn't take away anything from their accomplishments. they are still just as amazing attempts, and real trail blaizers

Do we know the first people to jump textbook 4F and 4Lz? And crazy jumps by Yuzu and Ilia. 4Lo looks awkward to jump but he landed it perfectly (I think the BV should be the same as flip or lutz, it seems to be the hardest quad outside of axel.) And Ilia jumping 4A is groundbreaking. Many deemed it impossible and he proved them wrong.

This video should be split up with first ever male quad jumps and first ever female. Women’s bodies are different so they do get there a little later but Trusova did five quads the same year Nathan Chen did, but didn’t even get gold. And no her technique was not awful. I saw everyone commenting that they were happy the Russians were not allowed to compete because they would rather see a clean triple than a messy quad, but bro, I was watching the highlights and even the doubles the women were doing were pretty bad. Forget technique, they were all stumbling and falling and fighting to land. When they land no one, and this is for men too, has more elegance in their landing positions than those Russian girls. And they almost always transition into something crazy right after their jumps as well.

４回転ルッツの初成功者がブランドン・ムロズ選手だったこと動画を見て思い出しました。４回転半だけは成功者は出ないと 思っていただけにイリア・マイニン選手の成功、認定は興奮しました。長い時間かけて４回転が全種成功者を出したこと 振り返ることができました。動画UPありがとうございます。

Estoy segura de que si Ilia realmente haya aterrizado un 4A de manual, es decir el 4A ,puro sin prerotación, Massimiliano Ambesi, el mayor conocedor del patinaje artístico lo tendrá en su pagina, sigo esperando que lo publique... Tu video es muy lindo, Ilia sobra, no está ratiificado ni comprobado que es un 4A puro.

Good God, the quad jumping is so nice.

У малинина довольно высокие прыжки. Правильной выход и приземление!

Call me a throwback, but rather than a quint, I’d like to see the actual figures come back as a competition requirement.

Wow.. i cant imagine how hard it is to do a quad axel.. like, even a single axel is so difficult for me!

Of course the 1st 4Lz and 4F were landed by skaters with poor toe jump technique just shows how many ugly looking severely prerotated lutz and flip that we have today

Flip should rightfully belong to Nathan Chen, considering Uno's entry is with a full blade assist.

2:21 3.25Floop TCC🤷

Думаю, что Илья сможет сделать пятерной. Верю в него!

Hello.... The ISU certified Yuzuru's 2022 Olympic 4A jump in the competition.

ilia's 4A is soooo impressive bc only he goes into the rotations when he's already well into the air

Ilia rotates at 4 1/2 this past weekend. Likely he will be the first to Quint!

Nice! Can you do one for the women?

This is correct in the sense that it was performed, but strictly speaking, 4lz and 4f are the wrong way.

I'm tired of bar/king against the 🥇GOAT🥇 for so many years. I quit being a toxic chenbot. Yuzuru Hanyu is my favorite skater.

The Quint will never be done. There are limits. The only ones who have a chance to do the first Quint will be the Pairs where the guy throws the girl so high up and it would take a special female skater to do it. Another possibility is if gay couples are allowed and one guy throws a very small guy.

У Ильи есть и более красивое исполнение 4А.А Теперь он приземлил 6 квадов! Он великий парень и не надо говорить что у него только прыжки,он нормально катает по мужски а не вихляется как некоторые которым судьи ставят огромные баллы с тройными.Это нечестно для тех кто прыгает несколько квадов.

Great! I love Ilia's quad Axel

Ilia doing the 4A for the first time at an empty arena seems so wrong for some reason

мужчинам от первого тулупа до первого флипа пришлось подождать 28 лет, а Александра Трусова исполнила флип всего через 1 год и 10 месяцев после тулупа плюсом она тогда исполнила ещё и четверной сальхов вместе с тулупом (хоть и второй в истории среди женщин), что тоже контрастирует с мужчинами у них сальхов был исполнен через 10 лет после тулупа, а Трусова исполнила сразу оба

Most, including myself until today for me, don't know that the hardest quad jump which is quad axel has 4.5 revolutions to complete it. Ilia has to spin 4.5 times in the air and he does it effortlessly!😲

Pongan también las primeras mujeres en ejecutar cuádruples

The quad flip of Shumo is too prerotated. It's a shame. Yuzuru is a genius

江山代有才人出👏👏👏👏👏👏💚💛

The height of some of these is amazing, isn’t it?

What's the difference between all of them?

Uma 3F looks so Loop jumps and pre-rotation! But he deserved it with goes + ridiculous

Me checking the comments to see all the Yuzu fans pretending to not be salty ;3

Первый 4А на соревнованиях засчитан Ханю!

They all look the same to me but of course I don’t know crap about figure skating 😅 beautiful sport.

can't believe that when i went to nationals earlier this year, ilia was only in junior. his axel is so pretty.

I'm sure Ilia will try 5T and 5Sal. Rotationswise they are close to 4Axel.

4F should be Nathan's. Whatever Shoma is doing, that is *not* a flip.

Malinin reminds me so much of his mom in the way he jumps. Love her and her son.

順番に見ていくとやはりと言うかマリニン選手のジャンプの到達点が抜きん出て高いな。全身バネのようなビヨーンという感じ

What's the differences between the letters

Why is Plushenko not included?

Illia man

На мой взгляд не мало важно, как исполнен прыжок, какое приземление и выезд. Однозначно, более эффектно получается у Юдзуру и Шумо Уно.у них выезды великолепны.

Elvis Stojko never gets the respect! He was the first to land a quad combo in competition.

2:04 FOR IMMUUUUUUUUUUNE!

4А выполнил же Юху Ханю первый, нет?

I am waiting for the 5. Nike needs to make some bouncy skates.

5 effing turn 😮

Le faltó Alexis Yagudin y Pluchenko aunque solo saltaban un o dos cuádruple por programa libre

Just... Just... Just... Yuzuru Hanyu very good ... And now no one skater who can match him

i hope someone in the upcoming olympics , the females will put like three to five quads too

Full forms please

Ilia es 👌 con tan solo 19 años lo logro uyy espero verlo en el mundial

I need this video with women, for 3,4 jumps

Will there ever be a quint jump?

Can someone explain what each notation means?

Good video but everyone knows that yuzuru was the first to do a 4A in a 3n competition the Olympics

what is the diffence about it??? The matter is who is the most interesting. Today figure skating is not interesting generally, even if these spotsmen would make this jump in twine

can someone explain to me the difference of all this?? im sorry this is my first time learning abt figure skating and they look all pretty the same to me

I don’t watch skating and I can’t see a difference between all of these can somebody explain

4Sはゲーブルが最初だったんだ。知らなかった。意外と結構最近なんだな。ムロズの時に4Lz時代は来なかったけど、ボーヤンやネイサンで一気にクワド多種時代になってからの男子の時代の進み方が早すぎる。ついにはマリニンくんが4A含めたクワド全部入りのコンプリート構成を試合で成功させてしまうのをみれるかも。人間の肉体的限界は5回転らしいけど今後さらに時代が進めば生きているうちにいつかみれるかも知れないと思えてきた。すごい時代だ。

The way Ilia's skates it's 4A is accepted by ISU today - judges let go "pre-rotate", also, they don't judge on non-proper use of toe-pick, blade, and edge. I don't want to be specific to him - many skaters do their 3A while not follow the Axel jump definition - take off left forward outside edge. Look at other videos posted by this channel. Check out how Kamila, Yuzuru, Kihira did their 3A (or Yuzuru's 4A). Jason Brown has a good video about all 6 different jumps. Ilia's left leg/foot skate much simpler/shorter (in distance) and slower compared to other top skaters. Basically, he skid his left blade, then do a stretch after his right leg/foot had a powerful kick/forward rotation. Look at the height of his right leg/foot when he is about to take off - is it realistic? Compared to other skater's 3A - in what condition, ones right leg/foot can lift that high if one have activities on their both leg/feet? For Axel jump, one need to skate forward (with right leg/foot follow behind) toward outside on their left foot until take off, and right leg/foot start forward rotation. When it gets to take off, most of time, you just have left toe-pick touch the ice. And next moment, left foot blade would have a big angle change (that's the result if one continue have force on their left leg/foot). Please do a study on how to do Axel jump by videos or graph, or at least "edge jump"). Don't just do "surface" work. Why Axel jump is so hard? 1) Take off forward (note: it's not just facing forward. Left foot/leg need to skate forward. 2) Because both leg/foot has some activities when take off, one need to have good synchronization of both leg's activities. If only one leg play a major role, the other leg just play a very minor role, what's the difficulty?

what do the letters mean?

The only jumps i can identify correctly are the lutz and axels😅

Such a talented skater yet didn’t even make to 2022 Olympics, why?

2:04 MUUUUUUUUU

Can someone explain the difference between all of these? As someone who knows nothing about this. All I see is someone spinning 4 times?