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It really depends on how you define 'education'. Do you mean practice, or private tutoring, or group tutoring?

The best tutoring will be private, as you can have a good 1-on-1 session with your tutor and hopefully learn quite fast; I started with group lessons first though; you can learn the basics there and then pay more for private lessons when you move onto more advanced stuff.

You will need at least 1 private session a week. 1 group is also fine if you're starting out.

Then, when you get more advanced, start increasing the amount of tutoring you have, and start attending practice sessions on your own at the ice rink to consolidate what you've learned.

When you're getting better, it can even add up to 10 hours a week. I know an international figure skater when spends roughly 14 hours a week skating! She misses some school, but this is slightly drastic. You can be good without going to international level. (:

Remember, this doesn't come without a high price and a lot of devotion to the sport! I will definitely suggest off-ice practice, or even ballet classes just to increase flexibilty gradually for when you will need it.

Google 'beillman spiral', and you'll see what I mean when I say that you'll need flexibility! (I practiced the splits for 4 months, 3 times a day, and I can now do it! This helps the beillman, which I can also now do.)

Hope this helped. (:

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Myself as a figure skater.

Nick Perna was the person to invent ice skates in 1870 to 1880

Le patinage, which you practise in une patinoirewith un patin on each foot.

The cutting edge

the cutting edge 2: going for the gold

the cutting edge 3: chasing the dream

the cutting edge 4: fire and ice

Go Figure

Ice princess is another but i'm not sure if it came on abc family or not

There are at least two operating ice rinks in Johannesburg: 1. Northgate Shopping Centre, in Johannesburg's northern suburbs, with open skating daily between 10h00-17h00 and 19h30-22h30 2. Kempton Park, where an informal hockey league meets regularly There used to be an ice rink called Horizonview on the West Rand in Roodepoort - don't know if it's still operating. In the 80's there was an ice rink on the top of the Carlton Centre, called the Carlton Sky Rink. It has been closed for many years. At least one ice rink is still operating in Cape Town. Durban had an ice rink at a complex called Ocean City, near north beach. Don't know if this is still operating.

Through the 2006 Games in Turin, twice.

1) 1960 - Barbara Wagner and Robert Paul

2) 2002 - Jamie Salé and David Pelletier

Canada has also won 2 silver and 3 bronze in pairs figure skating.

Long Track ...

Men: Dan Jansen, United States

Women: Bonnie Blair, United States

Short Track ...

Men: Kim Gi-Hun, South Korea

Women: Jeon I-Gyeong, South Korea

There was no Winter Olympics in 1996 ... that year the Summer Games were held in Atlanta, USA. Ladies Singles gold medalist at the 1994 Winter Games was Oksana Baiul of Ukraine and at the 1998 Winter Games was Tara Lipinski of the United States.

We do not know much about the first person to skate on ice. We know that the steel blades used in ice skating were invented by someone in Holland in the 12th or 13th century, but we do not know precisely where, when, or by whom.

Obviously if over 50 million people use it.

And its been on the news..so yeah im pretty sure its safe buddy

When you do a series of tricks in a row or "line".

No.

Single, center-mounted array would be the best. So all the speakers hang in the middle of the room and face outwards. Line array would be the best option.

Place the subs in the corners of the room. We call it loading. So four corners then at least four subs, one in each corner. Might need more if you want more bass/low end.

Another cost would be treating the room so that the sound doesn't echo. Carpets on the walls etc. You don't want the sound echoing.

NB: Rather treat a room properly first time and build up the sound system. You don't need speakers everywhere as that's costly. In this application a center mounted array 9/10 times will be the best.

Some companies will try sell you loads of speakers as this equals more profit. Go for a company that doesn't try sell you all their stock.

nek minnite street

a skate wing is a type of fish

You could sell a nice quarter pipe on ebay for 100 or 150 dollars. The person you are selling it to should be close enough so they can pick it up themselves.

Apparently there is no Ice Skating Specialty store in the Philippines. There are small stores beside the Ice Skating rinks at both mall -- MOA and Southmall.

Should you wish to buy, you may either look through online shops or 2nd hand and surplus shops around the metro. My best bet though would be ask assistance from your Ice Skating coach re buying your skates.

Yes, of course it is!!

A double salchow has 2 rotations.

Brian Orser

No you cant jam skate on skorpion skates unless you want to brake something but you can jam skate in inlines and quads

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Men's singles gold medalist was Viktor Petrenko of the Unified Team.