warm-ups for all freestyle classes include many of U.S. Figure Skating’s Moves in the Field. A number of our coaches introduce the U.S. Figure Skating program to our skaters, and they are encouraged to test and/or compete in both ISI and U.S. Figure Skating.”
While preparing skaters for their first
U.S. Figure Skating test, a primarily ISI coach has the benefit of asking another coach they work with and trust — one whom teaches the U.S. Figure Skating program — to critique skaters before
their test date. Likewise, a coach with a focus on the U.S. Figure Skating test structure feels free to verify with a qualified ISI coach that their skater has completed the ISI Freestyle 8 footwork correctly.
Tere is no divide or superiority
between coaches when the rink offers flexibility for everyone to excel in the sport as they choose. Skaters can move seamlessly between disciplines when supported by a staff of diverse and knowledgeable coaches open to helping
Trained coaches who are knowledgeable about both ISI and U.S. Figure Skating programs are prepared to take their skaters in any direction the skaters choose.
each other and guiding skaters to follow their desired paths.
As both ISI and U.S. Figure Skating
evolve to meet the various needs of skaters and changing demands for successful programs, coaches must stay current with rule changes and new events impacting their skaters. Working in a rink with coaches versed in all facets of skating provides a wealth of information and educational opportunities. Together, we create a rewarding environment for coaches and skaters.
Lisa Paul, an ISI gold certified judge and U.S. Figure Skating double gold medalist, teaches both ISI and U.S.
Figure Skating programs at Centennial Ice Rinks in Wilmette, Ill.
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