SKATERPEDIA · PERSON

Takeshi Honda

Men · Japan

OVERVIEW

Canonical identity

Born
23 March 1981
Height
168 cm
Started skating
1990

Represented entities

  1. JapanJPN2001/02–2005/06
ACHIEVEMENTS

Derived from results

Four Continents Champion

2003 · 1999

2 verified results

Four Continents Medalist

2002 · 2001

2 verified results

World Medalist

2003 · 2002

2 verified results
COMPETITION HISTORY

International competition record

2005/069th

NHK Trophy 2005

Men · Japan

Total
165.54
2005/064th

MasterCard Skate Canada Int. 2005

Men · Japan

Total
191.80
2004/057th

NHK Trophy 2004

Men · Japan

Total
182.84
2004/057th

MasterCard Skate Canada Int. 2004

Men · Japan

Total
166.09
2003/043rd

MasterCard Skate Canada Int. 2003

Men · Japan

Medal
Bronze
2003/042nd

Smart Ones Skate America 2003

Men · Japan

Medal
Silver
2002/031st

Four Continents Championships 2003

Men · Japan

Medal
Gold
2002/033rd

Trophee Lalique 2002

Men · Japan

Medal
Bronze
2002/032nd

NHK Trophy 2002

Men · Japan

Medal
Silver
2002/031st

MasterCard Skate Canada Int. 2002

Men · Japan

Medal
Gold
2002/033rd

World Championships 2003

Men · Japan

Medal
Bronze
2001/025th

Sparkassen Cup on Ice 2001

Men · Japan

2001/023rd

World Championships 2002

Men · Japan

Medal
Bronze
2001/021st

NHK-Trophy 2001

Men · Japan

Medal
Gold
2001/022nd

Four Continents Championships 2002

Men · Japan

Medal
Silver
2001/022nd

Skate America 2001

Men · Japan

Medal
Silver
2000/012nd

2001 Four Continents Championships

Men

Medal
Silver
1998/991st

1999 Four Continents Championships

Men

Medal
Gold
PERSONAL BESTS

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COACHING / TEAM

Season-aware observations

Coach
Galina Zmievskaya
2005/06
Coach
Hiroshi Nagakubo
2005/06
Coach
Douglas Leigh
2005/06
Coach
Michelle Leigh
2005/06
Choreographer
Nikolai Morozov
2005/06
SOURCES

Why Skaterpedia believes this record

Major identity, result and biography facts are linked to canonical provenance. A concise selection is shown here.

Inspect 12 important sources
  1. Existing Verified Research PodiumInternational Skating Union · podium-four-continents-1999-men-ea92df2cb276Open source (opens in a new tab)
  2. Official Isu BiographyInternational Skating Union · isufs00000306Open source (opens in a new tab)
  3. Official Isu Result PageInternational Skating Union · source-item_20e6a041cf8d0640d5fad427Open source (opens in a new tab)
  4. Official Isu Result PageInternational Skating Union · source-item_d230c096130470210c1e6fc5Open source (opens in a new tab)
  5. Official Isu Result PageInternational Skating Union · source-item_b63ccd032628f2b03ad4856cOpen source (opens in a new tab)
  6. Official Isu Result PageInternational Skating Union · source-item_b10f188e804d7c47e5ca3355Open source (opens in a new tab)
  7. Official Isu Result PageInternational Skating Union · source-item_832ecc35c5f6e45c3bed4084Open source (opens in a new tab)
  8. Official Isu Result PageInternational Skating Union · source-item_da877b647ee7970239dad51cOpen source (opens in a new tab)
  9. Official Isu Result PageInternational Skating Union · source-item_bae8c4efaaade1c847ce09d8Open source (opens in a new tab)
  10. Official Isu Result PageInternational Skating Union · source-item_b5a6b00b5a63aa5c5b284bafOpen source (opens in a new tab)
  11. Official Isu Result PageInternational Skating Union · source-item_ab398f31860fbe64c022dd40Open source (opens in a new tab)
  12. Official Isu Result PageInternational Skating Union · source-item_872607fc7659876809563a79Open source (opens in a new tab)