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Kaetlyn is doing some additional work on her Black Swan program with Jeff Buttle: https://www.instagram.com/p/BcDCumjhDt-/?taken-by=kaetkiss LOVE the changes they've made to the final footwork sequence.
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Kaetlyn is doing some additional work on her Black Swan program with Jeff Buttle: https://www.instagram.com/p/BcDCumjhDt-/?taken-by=kaetkiss LOVE the changes they've made to the final footwork sequence.
FantasticKaetlyn is doing some additional work on her Black Swan program with Jeff Buttle: https://www.instagram.com/p/BcDCumjhDt-/?taken-by=kaetkiss LOVE the changes they've made to the final footwork sequence.
Thank you, @shutterbug! Good stuff! I'm so excited for Kaetlyn as the season continues to move along. Her determination continues to grow daily. She is so inspirational, a shining star and a gift to the sport.Kaetlyn is doing some additional work on her Black Swan program with Jeff Buttle: https://www.instagram.com/p/BcDCumjhDt-/?taken-by=kaetkiss LOVE the changes they've made to the final footwork sequence.
Kaetlyn is doing some additional work on her Black Swan program with Jeff Buttle: https://www.instagram.com/p/BcDCumjhDt-/?taken-by=kaetkiss LOVE the changes they've made to the final footwork sequence.
Touching tribute from Kaetlyn's long-time choreographer Lance Vipond: https://www.facebook.com/KaetlynOsmondCFS/posts/1194881757313681
I may or may not have had something in my eye while reading this.
And a lovely video put together by everyone's favorite commentator Ted Barton for Kaetlyn's Olympic send off celebration: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tFGbNiY6Vt4&feature=youtu.be
Slay, girl! SLAY!
I didn't either - cross-posting Beverley Smith's blog article about Seguin/Bilodeau's coach, Josee Picard, and her discovery of a very young Kaetlyn here.I had no idea Picard coached Osmond.
Coaching high-level skaters brought with it stress and pressure. So in 2002, Picard stepped away from the sport. “I needed to get my life sorted out,” she said. “I needed to regroup and then decide if I was going to do it again.”
The answer, after a time, was yes. “I realized it was one of the things I really loved,” she said.
When she returned, the first group of little kids that she coached included Osmond, who won the national juvenile title under Picard.
While coaching for her entire lifetime in Montreal, Picard helped set up coaching seminars in Newfoundland and that’s where she found Osmond, a spicy 4-year-old. Picard’s practiced eye knew what she was beholding.
“I had picked her out of a Future Stars group,” Picard said. “I already knew she was something amazingly special. I told her, I told the parents.”
Then Osmond and her older sister moved into Picard’s house in Montreal for a time to take more lessons before the family moved to Alberta. Picard was asked if she would like to go to Edmonton too. Picard thought: “Not really.” But she guided Osmond to skate with Ravi Walia, a new coach. She thought he would be amazing. Right again.
Debbie & I are watching the @Olympics tonight and we think it's so cool that there's an Osmond in the Olympics. @kaetlyn_23 I wonder who I'm rooting for? #FigureSkating must be in the Osmond DNA. #PyeongChang2018 #KaetlynOsmond