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Synchronized Skating

What Is Synchro? 

  • Synchronized skating is a team sport in which 8-20 skaters perform a program together including, speed, formations and step sequences all together, connected, and performing those things at the same time.  

  • It’s done with a program to music, usually with a theme, and in 8 counts kind of like dance.  

  • There are so many benefits to participating in a team sport and synchronized skating is a great way for figure skaters to compete in a sport they love while enjoying all of the aspects of working with others!

  • It’s also a leading form of competitive skating through college and adulthood.  

Our Goal: 

  • This clinic will teach skaters the fundamentals of a synchronized skating program.  There are no obligations or team commitments to participate in the clinic.

  • On week 5 of the clinic, we will have a parent meeting to go over what it means to be on a competitive team, fall team budget, expectations, etc.  We hope to have 2 competitive teams for the 2023-2024 season that will start practice in August July and August

Tuesdays May 23 - June 27

6:40 - 7:20pm   

  Aspire Beginner Synchro Clinic

(Basic 6 - prefreeskate)

7:20-8pm

  Aspire Preliminary Synchro Clinic

 (Freeskate 1 - Preliminary Moves in the Field Test)

 

**Please note once we get on the ice, we may adjust skaters from one level to another to ensure the best fit**

Coaches

  • Danielle Bozio - Southside Skating School Director, Lake Effect Figure Skating Club Coach.  23 years of skating experience,  7 years coaching, and former synchro skater for the GVSU Synchro Team and Lake Effect Flurries Adult Team.
  • Jessica Lohr - Southside and Lake Effect Figure Skating Club Coach.  26 years of skating experience and 10 years coaching.  Former Hockettes youth synchro skater, GVSU Synchro skater, and current coach of the Lake Effect Flurries Adult Synchro Team.