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Figure
Skating
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San Diego Figure Skating Communications a non-profit educational organization SDFSC-Enews.Org |
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USFS
Basic Skating Skills - Learn to Skate Program
The Learn to Skate Program is a comprehensive series of group class lessons for all ages and skating abilities. Snowplow Sam is an introduction to learning how to skater for beginners. It is fun, challenging and rewarding for preschoolers. The program also extends to a wide variety of more advanced skating activities including free skating, pair and dance couples, synchronized team skating, and ice hockey. Participation in the program allows beginning skaters of all ages to learn correct techniques for the fundamentals of the sport at a modest cost. In addition, the program is designed to instill a love for skating as a lifelong sport promoting health and fitness while making life long friendships. |
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Upon completion
of each level and passing the test, the skater will receive a badge
that represents he/she is equipped with the necessary knowledge and technique to advance to the next level in the program. |
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7. Transition: |
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4. Two spiral sequences. 5. Music interpretation exercises. |
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References:
The
following internet
links have been
gleaned from personal communications
combined with information from public institutions and athletic organizations/ associations that have a web presence with information concerning team and individual sports programs:
All
materials are copy protected.
The limited use of the materials for education purposes is allowed providing credit is given for the source of the materials.
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