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- Oct 25, 2023
I'm considering a move to Denmark and am wondering about how difficult it is to get into clubs, coaching, and competition there.
I'm currently in Canada, competing in adult competition levels, jumps up to lutz, working on axel. Also doing testing, but I know that would start from scratch.
My daughter is 15, similar skating level, also competing and testing. Or she would be, if she hadn't broken her leg last year. Will be again soon.
Also, how hard is it to get skates sharpened really well? I have tapered blades and have to be careful where I go.
Any tips on areas? It seems a lot of engineering jobs could place one near Aalborg, Arhus, or Odense.
Also how does it work? Here I'm a part of a program with teenagers and have off-ice lessons and short group lessons with them, then during the remaining ice time we get private lessons with club coaches. I skate about 5 1/2 hours per week across three days, but I have the option of up to 2 1/2 hours more if I want to go in the mornings.
Thanks
I'm currently in Canada, competing in adult competition levels, jumps up to lutz, working on axel. Also doing testing, but I know that would start from scratch.
My daughter is 15, similar skating level, also competing and testing. Or she would be, if she hadn't broken her leg last year. Will be again soon.
Also, how hard is it to get skates sharpened really well? I have tapered blades and have to be careful where I go.
Any tips on areas? It seems a lot of engineering jobs could place one near Aalborg, Arhus, or Odense.
Also how does it work? Here I'm a part of a program with teenagers and have off-ice lessons and short group lessons with them, then during the remaining ice time we get private lessons with club coaches. I skate about 5 1/2 hours per week across three days, but I have the option of up to 2 1/2 hours more if I want to go in the mornings.
Thanks
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