Competition Fees
Competition Checklist
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Arrive at the rink 45 min. earlier than your skating warm-up time. -
Check in your MUSIC.
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Have your skates polished, laces washed and laced up. Use skate GUARDS.
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Hair pulled back off your face (cross any bobbi-pins). Spray your hair.
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Carry an extra pair of tights (beige color) for warmth and in case of runs.
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Don’t wear underwear (might show).
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Bring a buttoned or zipped sweater and gloves for practice.
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Make-up can be worn lightly.
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Eat carbohydrates the night before. Eat your last meal TWO or THREE hours before you skate.
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No sugar, especially no soda, before you skate. Eating a small snack before event time is okay.
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Have a positive “do your best attitude and a SMILE.”
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Get your skates sharpened 1-2 weeks before the competition. Leave skates for sharpening in milk-crate in instructors room.
Competitions
Performance is required to pass skating skills and what a better way to do this than by earning an award. Competitions are extremely rewarding and valuable experience for each skater’s growth as a skater and performer. Each skater gets a chance to show his or hers improvement. I want each skater to feel confident with their routines so we like them to stay consistent with their lessons and practices. I have competitions every two to three months. I like the skater to perform at other ice rinks to get more competitive experience. When I do go to these competitions plan on practicing at that ice rink at least a week or two before for preparation purposes. I want your skater to be able to do several types of skating routines. The types range from: technical, which is showing off their skating level skills; spotlights/artistic, which are to show off their creative side; footwork routines showing off their agility on the ice. I edit the correct length of music to fit each individual event and give you your own CD of your skating music.
Competition Prices
Professional $45/20
Traveling Varies
Music Editing $35
USFS Test Fee $45
