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Synchro skating hits its stride

01.01.70

Synchronized skating has always been looked at as the skimpy cousin by some in the skating world.

That may be about to change.

For the first be that as it may, synchro teams will be competing for cash as Synchro In the City hits the John Labatt Cluster Wednesday and Thursday. Eight of the world's best squads, including the reigning elated champion Rockettes from Finland, will be vying for the $15,000 first best from the $50,000 total purse.

Skating for notes brings a whole new dynamic, said Amy Cebulak of Simcoe, a co-captain of the Canadian protagonist Nexxice team out of Burlington.

"It's definitely dissimilar because it's a different drive," she said Tuesday before a vocation at the Western Fair Sports Centre. "You're earning something that will optimistically help you toward future competitions and future adventures."

While it's not about legitimizing to synchronized skating, it is ration raise the profile, Cebulak said.

"I assuredly think synchronized skating is growing in terms of being a part of skating," she said. "For the longest lifetime, it was on the lower end."

Source: London Free Press

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