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- This event has passed.
2019 Glascow Inclusive Skating International Event
April 1 - April 7
Inclusive Skating provides International, national and local competition in Figure Skating. There is a wide range of events to choose from within the competition structure. There are
Free, Pair, Dance, Figure, Speed and Synchro events for duets, trios, quads, teams from 5 to 10 skaters and super teams with 11 to 16 skaters. These allow for the inclusion of skaters
with all forms of disability and support needs, including those that use a harness, frame, balance facilitator or wheelchair.
Did You Know?
The “Charlotte” is named after German figure skater Charlotte Oelschlägel (August 14, 1898 – November 14, 1984) who first performed the move in the early 1900s. She retired in 1976 and was inducted into the World Figure Skating Hall of Fame in 1985. She is also credited with performing the first backward outside death spiral.
