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Triangle Figure Skating Club of North Carolina

3 days ago

• Saturdays from 9:45a-10:45a at WCC
• It is an intermediate-advanced figure skating class. Skaters must have passed basic 6 to be allowed and we go through double jumps
• Topics revolve weekly through: Moves in the Field, Jumps, Spins, Power/Edge, and we try to fit in artistry at least once per session as well.
• Our session already began but to sign up late, please contact Skating Director Kristy Hemstreet at: Kristy.Hemstreet@polaricenc.com ... See MoreSee Less

www.polaricewcc.com

Have you been looking for some extra time on the ice for additional instruction to your Learn to Skate classes or private lessons? Our Bridge class may just be the thing for you!

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4 days ago

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Alumni Watch With Us - Kristi Yamaguchi

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6 days ago

The Nation’s Best Prepare for Their Biggest Competition in a Year – the 2021 Toyota U.S. Figure Skating Championships - U.S. Figure Skating Fan Zone ... See MoreSee Less

The Nation’s Best Prepare for Their Biggest Competition in a Year – the 2021 Toyota U.S. Figure Skating Championships - U.S. Figure Skating Fan Zone

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When the 2021 Toyota U.S. Figure Skating Championships begin next Thursday, Jan. 14, it may feel like déjà vu for skaters and fans alike.

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1 week ago

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Brian Boitano and Jeremy Abbott

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1 week ago

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Nathan Chen - Quads, Nationals and Worlds – International Figure Skating

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Nathan Chen is aiming for a fifth straight consecutive title at U.S. nationals next week, which would rewrite U.S. history in the modern era.

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2 weeks ago

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2021 Toyota U.S. Figure Skating Championships - Virtual Fan Experience

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2 weeks ago

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2 weeks ago

Since USFS is now allowingvirtual testing we are giving it a try in January.

The following is tips from a judge (Barbara Buch) for filming your submission;

1) If you are filming, put your phone or camera on a tripod. There is nothing more annoying than trying to watch a bouncing picture.

2) Focus on the skater before you start to film. Having the focus zoom in and out constantly during a performance can make one nauseous.....

3) Start recording before the music starts and a few seconds after it stops so you capture the opening and ending of a program. Its so unfortunate when a video starts in the middle of a program or cuts out before the skater finishes.

4) Get the whole skater in frame. We need to see your feet as well as your face.

5) A sense of flow is difficult sometimes on video. Make sure that the scope is not so close to the skater so as to preclude an understanding of ice coverage

6) Skaters should wear something that is comfortable but does not obscure the ability to see arms and leg lines.

7) Don't film through mesh fence or plexiglass. Try to get to rinkside or on ice to get a clear view of the skater performing.

😎 Make sure that objects, people or parts of the rink do not obscure full view of the skaters and their feet. (especially corners, boards/barriers, coaches or skaters at the side,etc)

9) Work it out so that other skaters give the performing skater right of way during their program. Nothing is more distracting than having other skaters come in and out of frame while a skater is performing.

10) If you are filming, don't talk during the video, and as a corollary, before submitting a video, make sure that the music can be heard throughout the program.

11) Before filming and submitting make sure you use a universally used format. Don't use some brand new format such that no official can open the video.

Hope this is helpful!
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3 weeks ago

A big round of applause for all our skaters that have worked so hard during this pandemic to reach new goals. 👏

Now we look to 2021 with hope for easier times and competitions:)

Coming up:

Test session Feb 6 in Wake Forest and State Games of America at WCC on March 20-21. ... See MoreSee Less

A big round of applause for all our skaters that have worked so hard during this pandemic to reach new goals. 👏

Now we look to 2021 with hope for easier times and competitions:)

Coming up:

Test session Feb 6 in Wake Forest and State Games of America at WCC on March 20-21.

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1839 South Main Street, Wake Forest, NC 27587

info@trianglefscnc.org