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Cherry Blossom Invitational
The announcement for Cherry Blossom's is out. They are offering a young adult event, for those of us that fit in to that category. They are also offering adult prebronze through masters.
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I don't do FS but I usually am one of the volunteers...
It would be GREAT to see more than 1 or 2 adults in the events, even though it's right after ANs. And I definitely encourage any YAs who are eligible to compete, to do so. Beats competing against the oodles of young Juv/Ints who usually show up at Cherry Blossom. |
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Re: Cherry Blossom Invitational
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RNsk8r, What they are offering is Pre Bronze dance! The CRC has never offered Pre Bronze freeskate at either Cherry Blossom or the CRC low test event! Did you see the entry fees??? Bookoobucks or what??? |
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Re: Re: Cherry Blossom Invitational
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I agree Terri, the comp is expensive, and I'll probably have some school assignment due that next week. But skaters from my rink competed in Cherry Blossom last year (and I assume some will this year), and I know a lot of top Baltimore/D.C-area skaters compete there, so competing would give me a good excuse to watch some of it. Aren't I bad? |
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Debbie,
I know that with my prior experience competing at CRC, either myself or my coach would contact Paula Campos, the competition chair and request permission for me to skate up- it was not a problem. However, remember that the majority of Bronze ladies have at least a lutz and a camel spin, if not in combination with another spin or jump! My goal for CRC last year, as a result of that was to simply skate clean! I've decided to do the Central Carolina Competition in Hillsbourough, NC the first weekend of April- they are offering adult events up the wazoo! |
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RNSk8r, let me know if you're planning to enter either CRCs or Cherry Blossom and in what category. I can probably skate up to Bronze. I don't think I'll have passed my Preliminary tests yet.
<edit -- upon actually reading the announcements of both competitions, I see that it doesn't matter as we'll all be in the "Adult Special" category anyway! I'll plan on doing both if finances permit.> And Debbie, lean on Katy at your rink to do one or both!
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Here's a good trick: Get a job as a judge at the Olympics. Then, if some guy sets a world record, pretend that you didn't see it and go, "Okay, is everybody ready to start now?". - Jack Handey Last edited by erdehoff; 02-07-2004 at 11:37 PM. |
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erdehoff, I actually probably won't be doing CRC's, I'll be skiing instead(as a side note-that should be interesting since I haven't been skiing in about 7 years. But it is a week off work which will be nice). I do plan on doing Cherry Blossoms though, so I'll see you there hopefully.
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Terri, yep, I know I need more elements. I actually landed a loop this morning for the first time in 6 months. By the time the Chesapeake Open rolls around (assuming I pass my pre-Bronze tests and am eligible), my goal is to have a loop, flip, backspin that lasts more than 2 revs (and exits on one foot), and a camel-sit to go in the program where my sit spin is now. We shall see how far I get. |
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Glad you're both OK, Debbie!
RNsk8s, hope to see you at Cherry Blossom!
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Good luck with everything! Pat |
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