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I Have the Pleasure of the Seventh Year in a Row Holding Figure Skating FIGURE SKATING CAMP 2016 IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC Česká Lípa We have the pleasure to invite you to our 12-th international training camp in the Czech Republic, second time in Česká Lípa, in a new ice rink (80 km north of Prague). More information on our website:www.alanskatingcamp.com Or on the face book: https://www.facebook.com/AlansskatingCamp Summer training camp Week 24: 16/6 - 21/6/2016 (arrival Wednesday 15/6, the first practice on Thursday 16/6, the last practice and the returning home day is on Tuesday 21/6) Week 25: 23/6 - 28/6/2016 (arrival Wednesday 22/6 , the first practice on Thursday 23/6, the last practice and the returning home day on Tuesday 28/6) Week 26: 30/6 - 5/7/2016 (arrival Wednesday 29/6, the first practice on Thursday 30/6, the last practice and the returning home day on Tuesday 5/7) Week 27: 7/7 - 12/7/2016 (arrival Wednesday 6/7, first practice on Thursday 7/7, the last practice and the returning home day is on Tuesday 12/7). 40 skaters is the minimum to open one skating week. In case there will be less than 40 skaters registered for one week, this camp week will not be opened. For this reason, please, wait with buying flight tickets until the end of February (29. 2. 2016 is the last registration day), when we will inform you if the required will be opened. 1. ACCOMMODATION: A. Hotel Olympia*** (capacity of 55 places) B. Penzion Na Kopečku*** (capacity of 44 places) C. Penzion U Palounků* (capacity of 34 places) D. Penzion U Hrabala**** (capacity of 15 places) E. Hotel Morris***** (capacity of 30 places) ) 2. FOOD : Lunch is served by the form of catering on the ice rink. Dinner is served in the restaurant of the hotel where you stay. Indicate whether you are in need of special diets. 3. PRACTICES The camp includes a total of 16 ice lessons. Day 1/3 ice lessons, day 2/3 ice lessons, day 3/2 ice lessons, day 4/3 ice lessons, day 5/3 ice lessons, day 6/2 ice lessons. Floor practices: 5 lessons/per week All practices are done with professional trainers: Alan Spiegl (Czech Republic, Sweden), head coach, camp leader Veronika Vrtelova (Czech Republic, Norway) Juraj Sviatko (Czech Republic) Rasto Vnucko (Sweden) Ondrej Spiegl (Sweden) Moa Lindgren (Sweden) Pavel Aubrecht (Australia) Otto Dlabola (Czech Republic, Norway) Miroslava Hajkova (Czech Republic) Eva Mažgutová (Tjeckien) (after the agreement and approval of Alan there can be more coaches present on the ice rink) Activities for parents/ accompanying persons - swimming pool directly on the ice rink - sauna (ice rink, hotel Olympia) - Squash (hotel Olympia) - Bowling (hotel Olympia) - Dance (with Moa) - Fitness - Private ice skating lessons (with our trainers) - Possibility of individual trips to Prague or to Liberec by buses Sincerely, Alan & Vera Spiegl Contacts: E-mail: [email protected] mobil to Sweden until 20-th of March 2016: 0046-700 358 421 Mobil to Czech Republic after 20-th of March 2016: 00420-732 413 290 Home phone: 00420-566 547 281 http://www.alanskatingcamp.com COACHES 1.Alan Spiegl – head coach of the camp Sport career: seven times champion of Czechoslovakia in figure skating pairs 1975-76 1-st place in Junior World Championship 1975 - 1980 participant in the European Champ., World Champ. and Olympics Work experience: 1997- 2000 coach of National team of Slowak Republic (6-th place in European Champ. in pairs). 1999 - 2004 head coach of the clubs in Sweden: Uppsala, Vaxjo 2004 - up to the present head coach of EIK, Eskilstuna, Sweden 2009 - up to the present coach of National team in Sweden Head coach of Ondrej Spiegl (Junior and Senior champion of SM) 2. Veronika Vrtělová Sport career: 2002 Czech Rep.Champ.: 1-st place– Hip hop formace, dancing 2009 International comp.: 1-st place, synchro skating, France 2009 Czech Rep. Champ.: 2-nd place, synchro skating Work experience: 2007 – head coach of the club in Herlev, Denmark 2009 - up to the present head coach, choreographer of the club OI Oslo, Norway 3. Juraj Sviatko Sport career: A former representative of Slovakia (8th place Junior World Figure Skating Championships, 17th place European Championships), he used to practice under the professional care of Mr. Kudriavtsev. Work experience: Head coach of the figure skating club Variace in Liberec, Czech Republic. 4. Rastislav Vnucko Sport career: Slovak former competitive figure skater. 1991.1993Slovak national champion 5x participant in European Champ., 2x in World Champ. -graduated University of sports in Bratislava. -technical specialist in Sweden. Work experience: Head coach of the clubs in Sweden: Borlange, Säter 5. Ondrej Spiegl Active skater in the Swedish national team from 2010 2011 and 2013 participated in the Junior World Championships 2015 Winter Universiade (Student Olympics) 2014/2015 Swedish senior champion in figure skating 2012-2015 Sport University in Brno, Czech Republic 2015 currently study of master's program at the Swedish School of Sport and Health Sciences Other sports he has pursued are: taekwondo, gymnastics, yoga. 6. Moa Lindgren Sport career and work experience: She was skating in Borlange and Sater. Reading her last year at the Swedish school of sport and health science. Finnished her third year at HOUSE OF SHAPES, dance education, in Stockholm spring 2015. She have been participating as a stage dancer by the opening show of Swedens biggest arena, Friends Arena. She was a skating and dance model for Odd Molly, Stockholm fashion week, Pole dance make up model for Nyx by Loreal, singing and dancing at the Moulin Rouge inspired bar called DQ Lounge, dancing in music video for iShi:s spring pieces, dancer at the dance show Question Mark. 7. Otto Dlabola Sport career: He represented the Czech Republic with his partner Katerina Berankova in the pairs category for more than ten years. In 1998 and 2002 they participated in the Olympics and finished 8th in 2002. They placed 5th and 10th in the European Figure Skating and World Championships. Next he skated a few years in the show. Work experience: Head coach of a figure skating club Romerike in Norway. 8. Pavel Aubrecht Sport carrer: Czech international representative in Ice Dance. Professional Skater in Holiday on Ice and Torvill and Dean’s Dancing on Ice in UK Work experience: Club Head Coach of Liverpool Club in Sydney Australia 9. Eva Mažgutová Sport career: 1999-2001 Show on ice – Mrazik 2011-2015 Musical on ice Cinderella 2005-08 Czech Senior National Championship Figure skating test: 2015 CZE – ISU: judge exams for synchronized skating 204 CYP - ISU: technical specialist exam Work experience: 2009/13 - now - assistant of head coach single skating and junior synchronized skating team club VSK Brno 2014 – CYP, club FSCGlace – club head coach 2015 – up to the present head coach of novice and juvenile synchronized skating team .
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