@@cynthcorcor126 yes four disciplines…men’s singles, ladies singles, pairs, and dance

Maybe not late. you're still breathing

If it is something that lights up your heart, then... you know the way... 🍀

Too late for elite gold medal Olympic Skating but still you can make massive improvements in skating as an adult and only really discernibly different to experts and those deeply rooted in the sport. I’ve seen people starting in their 40s conquer doubles and even master a fantastic hydroglide adults starting need to practice more and learn some resilience. Starting skating as a 3 year old does not mean they were born to be figure skater or a chosen one.

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@@evahi7119 Wow! Thank you.