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Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Silicon Valley, CA
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Hi,
Does anyone have details for next years worlds? Where? When? Venue? Website? Anyone thinking of going? (I'm thinking of going as a tourist/spectator) Bill Last edited by Bill; November 3rd, 2006 at 03:09 PM. Reason: re title |
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Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: In a state of denial
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Where: Gold Coast, Queensland
When: Oct 28th - Nov 10th (or very close to those dates anyway) I'll be there...
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Where? Gold Coast, Queensland. 1hr drive South of Brisbane, or 1hr flight north from Sydney.
Venue? Carrara Indoor Sports Stadium. Shown in the bottom right of the picture, details are at the bottom of the page. This is the same venue as the one used for the 1999 World Championships. Website? Not sure of anything official at this stage however I'm guessing it will be linked to from the Skate Australia site. Anyone thinking of going? Yes. Mal. |
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Thanks for the reply's. They are a big help.
I thought the Gold Coast was a region, and was looking for it on the wrong side of the continent A few skaters in my club are think of making the trip as a vacation and to watch some of the skaters we know, and of course, all the other skaters. I hope Kathie will provide some additional area FAQ's ![]() Thanks Again, Bill |
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Join Date: Oct 2006
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The US dollar will more than likely be pretty strong against our Aussie dollar so that's even more reason for you guys to flock down here in droves. You know about the new events going in? Solo Dance in jnr (2 compulsories and a solo freedance), mini show groups (up to 12 skaters I think). Should make for an exciting comp.
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Join Date: Aug 2006
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The International Roller Sports Federation has established some new rules for the 2007 Artistic Roller Skating World Championships in Australia:
2007 New Artistic Skating Rules - Kathie |
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Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Melbourne, Australia
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with all these 'new' events, dare I ask... how are they going to fit the program in to the same amount of scheduled days as any other championships??? worlds will go for 3weeks soon.. who has 3wks to take off work (for all us normal folk!) to see worlds.. pitty the coaches who have skaters in junior at one end, and senior at the other! |
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Location: mass
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Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: Australia
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There was a mail out brochure from Skate Australia towards the end of last year, it has details of an event company taking package bookings,
http://www.nextevent.com.au/ , then click on skating championship on the left menu. It also promoted a web address of www.2007worldartchampionships.org.au which doesn't work yet. I really don't understand the theory behind producing and mailing out a full colour double A4 size brochure directing people to a web site that doesn't work but anyway, keep an eye on it, it must go live at some stage.
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The programme they handed out at Spain was only listed for two weeks with it all nicely fitted in - although they've still managed to do some events whereby the competitors are competing last in the late evening and then practicing first the next morning - don't quite understand that one
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Location: Melbourne, Australia
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Brisbane QLD 1975 Sydney NSW 1991 Gold Coast QLD 1999 Gold Coast QLD 2007 WHAT ABOUT MELBOURNE, PERTH OR ADELAIDE?? Melbourne just hosted the Comm Games and we have sensational sporting venues, ones smaller than used in Spain that would be perfect .. it makes me so angry.. partly it is because the Federation office is in QLD and most of the organizing committee.. and they are all lovely people, but I just cant stand the Gold Coast!
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Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: England!
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QUOTE=rolaboi;17834]that happens all the time, just ask the poor dance skaters.. even in spain this happened... seriously, if they cut down the amount of training, they could shorted then entire championship by about 4days.. We go there to COMPETE, not practice.. give them a run through then bang.. get out there and do it.. I think there is far too much training time.. even 2hrs for figures is ludicrous.. (lets not start an attack from the figure gang here) and all the program run throughs ... are they really necessary? I'm sure this has been mentioned many a time before, and I thought Australia might have had the sense to go a little left wing this year, but not.... (sadly) and we are stack in that hole Cararra... seriously, there are a dozen better places it could have been.. and why the gold coast AGAIN??
Brisbane QLD 1975 Sydney NSW 1991 Gold Coast QLD 1999 Gold Coast QLD 2007 WHAT ABOUT MELBOURNE, PERTH OR ADELAIDE?? Melbourne just hosted the Comm Games and we have sensational sporting venues, ones smaller than used in Spain that would be perfect .. it makes me so angry.. partly it is because the Federation office is in QLD and most of the organizing committee.. and they are all lovely people, but I just cant stand the Gold Coast![/QUOTE]debbiee knows about the dance skaters jayson. Im one, and shes my mum lol. So she was there at the practices at the stupid times in the morning after the competition the night before. Gota say it really sucks...
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Jayson good points on the skating practice and time involved with it. they should just have an official practice that lasts one day with everybody getting a feel for the floor or surface and then do competition. thats how we do it in the usa for nationals and it works good. they have the practice during the day and then start nationals that evening. the skaters dont need 4 days of practice, they been doing it all year. get the competition on. as far as the venue in australia, could it be costs for the reason its on the gold coast. which place would be the best for flying in, airports, hotels, transportation to and from the venue?/ Rick |
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Otherwise if you fly into Brisbane (BNE) then you must travel by bus, hirecar etc. Brisbane is within 1 hour of the Gold Coast, there are direct & non-stop flights from LAX, if travelling from Europe there are no direct flights. You must either change flights at one of the Asian transits, or continue you flight to Australia and then make your connection in SYD or MEL. On another note, the skaters who used the venue last week reported that the floor was slightly slippery, however it did improve whilst they were there. They would have been using Roll-line Grease, Roll-line New Dance wheels or v.similar. M. |
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Location: Melbourne, Australia
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Getting in to the GC is a pain... flying directly in to any other major Australian city is PERFECTLY simple! The venue is simply not what I call world standard.. the floor is the same as it was in 1999.. no different.. and Cararra is not a great area, remember last time, the skaters getting their skates STOLEN out of the cars in the car park!!! Hello!! I might sound like I'm on a downer here, but hey.. if people think having a worlds in a town where the Beach is the main attraction, then you got it all wrong... |
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Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Silicon Valley, CA
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Thank You Malcom and Jayson for all the feedback, especially about the venue. With a little luck I'll see you all there, get to watch some skating, and do some sight seeing!
Bill |
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Join Date: Aug 2006
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just looking at flights available.
need to plan a head a bit. will the schedule for 07 be the same as 06. meaning 1st week .. junior quad middle weekend.. senior ... inline ,show, precision 2nd week.. senior quad. thanks if you can help
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