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Dianne DeLeeuwU.S.
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I can answer questions about figure skating, choreography, ISI or USFSA. Also questions about competing (my Olympic experience or your own competition). I`m a National referre for ISI. Recently I also have been appointed a National Technical Specialist for US Figure Skating. But remember I am not your substitute for a coach! They can see what you are doing! To correct or instruct you on manuevers is really not what I want to do. | |
gary beacomCanada
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all questions relating to figure skating technique, equipment, nutrition, training, and performance |
Hi, My advice is to skate on them...they will dull down. There are many ways to dull them but I don't recommend unless you know what you are doing. The best other than just skating on them is to ask
Hi, All of those things are great for skaters! But time is the issue, nothing substitutes on ice time! If you do ballet find a studio that you can just take classes, not get roped into shows and recitals
Hi, I use the harness alot, but still have kids I call "queen of the harness" because it is perfect but they cannot do it by themself. I try to balance my harness by alternating on and off. Using the
Hi Emmaleigh and congratulations on passing your level 4 evaluation! It doesn't matter that much where you are looking when you spin. I sometimes spin with my eyes closed. You don't really need your
It is kind of scary to learn to cross the feet in the air, Jen, so having the security of a harness may help your daughter. It is also essential that she can do a back spin on an outside edge. This simulates

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