#simon cho

Simon Cho's feature films have been so successful he's decided to reward himself with an early retirement, bringing his family along.

Directing big budget movies is only fun for so long. Simon is looking forward to his new life of relaxation with his family but will he be able to keep his eye on the prize when he begins an exciting new business venture?

Alisha has heard a lot about this town from her friends at Bridgeport. She can't wait to do some shopping, lounging, and schmoozing with the local elite.

Davy Cho is adopted and loves his family dearly but he feels a strange pull to explore the woods and meet the people there…

Minzi Cho spends her days playing the xylophone, eating dirt, and charming every adult she smiles at.

Their family moved from Bridgeport to Hidden Springs to get away from the limelight, however Alisha still held on to her minor celebrity status, and often assumed anyone introducing themselves was a fan of her husband's work.

Simon Cho Admits To Sabotaging Rival’s Equipment Under Coach’s Pressure

U.S. Olympic bronze medalist Simon Cho has admitted to tampering with a Canadian athlete’s skate prior to a 2011 international competition, saying he did it under pressure from his coach Jae Su Chun who is currently facing a wide range of abuse allegations from members of the national team.

“It’s something I’m deeply embarrassed and sad about it,” Cho told KoreAm, during a phone interview Thursday afternoon from Utah, where the 20-year-old Korean American speed skater lives and trains. “It was the biggest mistake of my life and one that I regret with all my heart.”

Chun, the U.S. national team short track head coach since 2007, was put on administrative leave last month, following a grievance filed with U.S. Speedskating by a dozen skaters who have accused him of physical, psychological and verbal abuse. Chun has denied the allegations, though admitted to pushing a skater once. Meanwhile, some skaters, including Lana Gehring and Chris Creveling, have stood firmly behind their coach.

Oh Simon, I'm proud of you. He's back on twitter! 

It's a sad day when you have to disable commenting on a youtube video, because haters are going to every single Simon Cho video they can find and saying dumb inconsiderate and even RACIST shit in the comments section.

I deleted the first comment and blocked the user. But when the second comment turned racist in nature, I decided to disable commenting completely.

Salt Lake City skater alleges Chun told him to tamper with Canadian’s skates.

An American speedskater who lives and trains in Salt Lake City allegedly tampered with the skates of a Canadian rival at the 2011 World Short Track Team Speedskating Championships — on the order of the coach who has been accused of abusing his skaters.

According to a request for arbitration whose contents were reported in the Chicago Tribune, 21-year-old Simon Cho acknowledged following the orders of short-track coach Jae Su Chun, and later wrote to a teammate, "It is my darkest secret and I regret it."

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My opinion: I am just flabbergasted. SIMON! BB! WHY!? The only reason I could see him doing this was if he was SCARED of Chun. And that lends credence to the abuse allegations. But Now I'm terrified of what this will mean for the whole team, and Simon in particular. The ISU is not going to let this go by without punishments.