Thinking Quotes by Kristi Yamaguchi

Kristi Yamaguchi

As a professional, I think we’re not being judged solely on technical ability anymore. People really want to be entertained and enjoy what they’re watching.

People

Thinking

Want

Kristi Yamaguchi

Everything that happened in ’92 was more than I had dreamed of… winning the U.S. title for the first time and then doing so well at the Olympics… It seemed to wrap things up so perfectly. I couldn’t help thinking, ‘How could I top that?’

Olympics

Thinking

Winning

Kristi Yamaguchi

I always try to start out with some type of goal. Then I work backward and think of what I need to do to get there, and give myself smaller goals that are more immediate

Giving

Goal

Thinking

Kristi Yamaguchi

I don’t mind the sparkle – I think it’s kind of a tradition in skating. I don’t think the men really need sparkles, but for the women it’s part of the glamour of our sport.

Men

Sports

Thinking

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Gerry Fleming

Walter Hagen

Kenneth Adelman

A. R. Rahman

Michel Thomas

Adversity

America

Athlete

Believe

Body

Careers

Certain

Childhood

Children

Comfort

Couple

Dream

Emotional

Endurance

Energy

Enough

Feelings

Feels

Focus

Forever

Fun

Games

Giving

Goal

Gold

Good Feeling

Growing Up

Hair

Hard Work

Heart

Hockey

Home

Husband

Idols

Important

Inspiration

Kids

Kind

Knowing

Lace

Leadership

Legs

Life Lesson

Lockers

Long

Makeup

Mark

Men

Mind

Mom

Mother

Motivated

Motivational

New York

Numbers

Olympics

Past

People

Perception

Planets

Player

Reading

Regret

Rivals

Rooms

Safe Haven

School

Self

Shoes

Sitting

Skating

Social

Sports

Stay Motivated

Struggle

Support

Teenager

Thinking

Three

Tough Times

Training

Trying

Trying My Hardest

Two

Viruses

Want

Wanted

Way

Week

Wife

Winning

Winter

Wives And Mothers

Worry

Years

Thinking Quotes by Kristi Yamaguchi

As a professional, I think we’re not being judged solely on technical ability anymore. People really want to be entertained and enjoy what they’re watching.

Everything that happened in ’92 was more than I had dreamed of… winning the U.S. title for the first time and then doing so well at the Olympics… It seemed to wrap things up so perfectly. I couldn’t help thinking, ‘How could I top that?’

I always try to start out with some type of goal. Then I work backward and think of what I need to do to get there, and give myself smaller goals that are more immediate

I don’t mind the sparkle – I think it’s kind of a tradition in skating. I don’t think the men really need sparkles, but for the women it’s part of the glamour of our sport.

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