Asada nails triple axel twice

Asada nails triple axel twice

VANCOUVER, Canada - Mao Asada of Japan lands her second triple axel of the free program performance in the Vancouver Olympics at Pacific Coliseum in the city on Feb. 25, 2010. Asada made her trademark jump twice and took the silver.

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