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Queen Yu-Na got GRAND SLAM winning the Gold Medal

Posted by: leeyera on: February 28, 2010

 

Yu-Na Kim got grand slam of figure with winning the gold medal on the Vancouver Olympics. Concerning about competition with Asada Mao (Japan), she won the gold medal establishing world record on both short and free program. She got 78.50 on the short program and 150.06 on free program. So she established world record as total 228.56. This is the big gap with Asada Mao who won the silver medal.

 After the free program Yu-Na Kim finally dropped her tears, impressed herself.

 The mess media all over the world surprised at her and gave her unstinted praise. Now, in Korea, Yu-Na Kim is on hot issue, all of the nation are being proud of her.

-The SHORT PROGRAM

-The FREE PROGRAM

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4 Responses to "Queen Yu-Na got GRAND SLAM winning the Gold Medal"

I watched some of her performances in youtube. She is really amazing!
She truly deserve winning the gold. I compared her moves with her stiff competitor Asada Mao. She is also an excellent figure skater no question about it, but there is a difference between performing and enjoying. And that is what Yuna Kim has and it showed in her facial expressions.

Bravo!!!

An nyeong haseyo, besides being pretty Kim Yu Na is a spectacular figure skater, and sings well the song made famous by the korean group the nuts.

Hello! Nice to meet you^^
I’m really happy to meet you and thanks for visiting my blog.
I also think Kim Yu-Na is a really good skater.
She was really fantastic when she participated in Olympics.
I was very impressed.

La Myun , one day I will try. Kimchi I already know. kamsahamnida for the information chingu.Alberto

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