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One of the world’s leading figure skaters in the 1980s, Canada’s Brian Orser won two Olympic silver medals before becoming a coach and choreographer and helping South Korea’s Yuna Kim win gold at Vancouver 2010. Born to skate. “I love skating, I love performance and I love perfection.”.
Mar 19, 2008 · Brian Orser, figure skater (b at Belleville, Ont 18 Dec 1961). An outstanding free-skate performer, Orser won the world figure skating championship in 1987, the first Canadian man to win this title in 24 years. He started skating at age 6 and by 1979 was the Canadian junior champion.
As the two-time defending men's Olympic champion said himself after winning the Japanese nationals in December, there is the safe option of trying for a three-peat without the quadruple Axel. But that's not who Hanyu is, according to his coach Brian Orser. He's not built that way.
Sep 18, 2011 · Silver. Team Canada - Brian Orser won back-to-back Olympic silver medals in men’s figure skating at Sarajevo 1984 and Calgary 1988. He entered the latter as the reigning world champion and was given the honour of being Team Canada’s Opening Ceremony flag bearer at the home Olympic Games.
7 min. Figure Skating. It’s vacation time for figure skating coach Brian Orser. The two-time Olympic silver medallist saw his skaters have a dramatic end to the season at the 2019 ISU World Championships. Russia’s Evgenia Medvedeva fiercely fought her way to a third-place finish, an injury-stricken Yuzuru Hanyu of Japan finished the men's ...
Biography. Figure skater Brian Orser first discovered success at the novice level, when he took the 1977 Canadian novice championships, a feat that he would repeat at the junior level in 1979. He took the junior title twice more, in 1981 and 1982, before moving to the senior rankings and taking six consecutive Canadian championships from 1983 ...
A truly dominant force in Canadian and World figure skating since 1980, nicknamed “Mr. Triple Axel”, Brian Orser is the only man in Canadian singles skating to have won all three major Canadian titles: Novice, 1977, Junior, 1979 and, from 1981 – 1988, Senior. He also captured the Skate Canada International titles in 1983, 1984 and 1987.
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