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09-16-2002, 11:23 AM
Michigan born Lindsey Weber looks at the 2002-2003 season as a time of change and potential success.
Missing the majority of the 2001-2002 competitive season as the result of injury, Ohio resident Lindsey Weber has made several changes that she ultimately hopes will lead her to success on the senior level in the United States this season. Formerly calling the Detroit Skating Club home, Weber has relocated to the Winterhurst Figure Skating Club and is under the tutilage of 1960 Olympic Gold Medallist Carol Heiss Jenkins and Roberta Santora-Mitchell. "I'm very happy training there," explained Weber. "It was a great change for me."
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Missing the majority of the 2001-2002 competitive season as the result of injury, Ohio resident Lindsey Weber has made several changes that she ultimately hopes will lead her to success on the senior level in the United States this season. Formerly calling the Detroit Skating Club home, Weber has relocated to the Winterhurst Figure Skating Club and is under the tutilage of 1960 Olympic Gold Medallist Carol Heiss Jenkins and Roberta Santora-Mitchell. "I'm very happy training there," explained Weber. "It was a great change for me."
To read more of this article, please visit Intensity on Ice at http://intensity.cjb.net.