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My Years at Louviers – Part 3 (continued)

Season 2006-2007 In addition to this year of Synchro rather intense, rich in emotions and discoveries, my year as an individual skater also began in strength. My two summer-camp were beneficial for my progress and my goal was achieved: Friday, October 13, I managed for the first time the Axel!After congratulations from Valerie, a demonstration… Lire la suite My Years at Louviers – Part 3 (continued)

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My Years at Louviers – Part 3

My Unique Novice Year: "Les Marquises" Season 2006-2007 In September 2006, Valérie created a Novice Team Division 2 (D2), named Magic'Moz, bringing together a good part of her Juvenile team from the previous season, including myself. Magic'Moz 2006-2007 Valerie asked me if I could also stay in Juvenile, being a "joker". (See Article Clarifications)Of course,… Lire la suite My Years at Louviers – Part 3

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My Years at Louviers – Part 1

« Les Gendarmettes de Saint-Tropez »2004-2005 In 2003, the club of Louviers had a new start with the return of Valérie Arsa-Ballester as a coach. She had just returned from Canada, one of the greatest nations in our sport, after many years there.Her return was synonymous with renewal: she reformed synchronized skating teams, starting with… Lire la suite My Years at Louviers – Part 1

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Introduction to Synchronized Skating

The Origins of Synchronized Skating It's a new discipline from the perspective of the establishment of solid structures and of real development worldwide. (Support of the International Skating Union (ISU) and the National Federations.)The ISU, founded in 1892 in Scheveningen (The Netherlands), admitted that events could oppose teams of four skaters. But for a long… Lire la suite Introduction to Synchronized Skating