Kim Hyeon-gyeom (Han Advertising), a promising figure skating men's singles player, won a silver medal at the Junior Grand Prix competition.
Kim Hyun-gyeom scored a technical score (TES) of 69.78 points, artistic score (PCS) of 68.53 points, and a total of 138.31 points in the men's single free skating at the 2023 International Skating Union (ISU) Figure Skating Junior Grand Prix 2nd competition held in Linz, Austria on the 3rd (Korean time). received. 안전놀이터
As a result, Kim Hyun-gyeom ranked second after Adam Hagara (220.33 points, Slovakia) with a final total score of 211.76 points, including 73.45 points in the short program.
This is the first time Kim Hyun-gyeom has won a medal at a major international competition.
With Kim Hyun-gyeom standing on the podium, he set a new record of all Korean athletes participating in the second edition of the Junior Grand Prix winning medals.
Shin Ji-ah (Yeongdong Middle School) and Kwon Min-sol (Mokdong Middle School) won gold and bronze medals, respectively, in the women's singles competition held the previous day.
As Kim Hyun-gyeom's first acting task of the day, he attempted a quadruple toe loop jump that rotated four times, but was judged to have done a quarter landing (jump rotation was less than 90 degrees).
He succeeded in landing, but it was determined that the number of jump rotations was slightly insufficient.
Although it was disappointing, it was meaningful in that the extremely difficult jumping task was performed without falling.
Kim Hyun-gyeom then neatly succeeded in the triple axel-double toe loop combination jump.
In the triple lutz-triple toe loop jump, attention (be careful not to use the edge) and quarter landing were judged, but he made up for it by performing a clean triple flip.
Kim Hyun-gyeom, who treated the Flying Camel Spin to level 3, was the first performer of the second half to receive a 10% bonus point, and had a shaky landing on the triple axel, which resulted in his performance score (GOE) being reduced by 1.14 points.
The triple loop-double axel-double axel sequence jump also resulted in a quarter landing, resulting in a GOE deduction of 2.03 points.
It was disappointing that I failed to attend in the final jumping task, the Triple Lutz.
Hyun-Gyeom Kim finished his performance with a Core Sequence (Level 1), a Change Foot Combination Spin (Level 4), and a Flying Change Foot Combination Spin (Level 4).