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Old 01-15-2006, 01:58 PM
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I am an adult skater who never skated before and I have been doing it for about 10 months. I passed my pre-bronze tests recently. I am entering the adult pre-bronze freeskate at Eastern sectionals. This is my first competition ever, of course, but can anyone tell me if the skaters that do pre-Bronze are really pre-Bronze level, or will a new skater like me look foolish? My program has some salchows, a few waltz-toe combinations, a waltz jump -loop, and a camel. Does this sound pre-bronzish? I guess I can chalk it up to a learning experience if the other skaters are way more advanced, but my coach has not been to an adults only event yet either. Thanks anyone.
I'm sure you won't look as foolish as I did at my first event!
However, that was long ago...

No, you won't look foolish. You may find that there is a very wide range of ability in the pre-Bronze class, ranging from those who are only just pre-Bronze, to those who would be Bronze if they could only pass their Field Moves - and the very occasional person who probably could, but hasn't yet got round to trying, for whatever reason.

The thing to remember is that you can't control what the other skaters do, and you can't control what the judges think, so all you can do is go out there, skate as well as you can, and have fun!
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Old 01-15-2006, 07:06 PM
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Very well said, Mrs. Redboots
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Old 01-15-2006, 09:30 PM
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Thanks Everyone

Thanks everyone, I may be able to do my Intermediate moves but that will be it for a while As I said , good luck to all.... Kelton . My box is open now but you can e-mail starsk860@yahoo.com

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Old 01-15-2006, 09:33 PM
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Sorry you can't make it this year - was looking forward to meeting you and watching you skate. I've heard a lot about you on the boards and such. Cheers to next year!:]
Hey M Please come say hello anytime you happen to see me. I love meeting new skaters whho have the passions for the sport...good luck with your skating.

Ross
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Old 01-15-2006, 09:39 PM
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Oh Ross, we'll miss you! Maybe next year????
Thanks Mrs Redboots, Im not very happy about it but there it is..
Not much I can do except work on new stufff for next year when I can get on the ice.. Good luck to you this year...
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