Q: What are your skating goals, both short-term and long-term?
Short-term: My focus is on refining the fundamentals of pairs skating—developing strong synchronicity with a partner, building trust, and mastering elements like throw triples and triple twist. I’d like to gain competitive experience through local competitions and continue improving my technical and performance skills.
Long-term, my goal is to compete at the national and international level. I hope to qualify for the 2026 U.S. Championships and use that experience to propel my development in the sport. I am committed to steady progression, building a strong partnership, and pushing my technical abilities to be competitive on a larger stage.
Q: What qualities do you possess that would make you a good partner?
I am highly driven and deeply respect the learning process. I understand that building a strong partnership takes time, and I’m ready to practice patience as we develop trust and synchronicity. I have a strong attention to detail—not only do I want to master twists, lifts, and throws, but I also prioritize choreography and skating skills to create a well-rounded and polished performance. I am structured and intentional in my training, ensuring that our sessions are both productive and efficient. Most importantly, I believe in open communication and want to build a strong, lasting partnership based on trust and shared goals.
Extra comments:
I was a very strong jumper during my competitive singles career, and after taking some time off I am working towards redefining my timing. So far, so good! I am comfortable with triple sal, triple toe, triple flip, and working on consistency with loop and lutz.
