Tickets for Sectionals (and Regionals) are usually just sold on-site at the registration desk in the rink lobby. Tickets for South Atlantics were $15/day (and there is probably an all-event price) and they did take credit cards, but I would bring cash to be safe. The host club may post the prices on their website, or you could email them as Sylvia suggested.
Making money isn't one of the criteria for determining the applicability of the fair use doctrine.
Monetizing someone else’s fan cam is in no way fair use.
But do we know they didn't have permission?
Not necessarily. It depends on the circumstances.
The problem with TSL is that they present on a lot of their subjectivity and bias (which is often affected by how much time skaters and coaches give them and flatter their egos) as "objective analysis of figure skating".
Thank you, I hope I can get in if it’s crowded. I’ll go early. I did send an email to the club also. I appreciate the info!
You're welcome, enjoy! As long as the rink has a fair amount of bleacher seating, you should be fine. If Senior Ladies at Souths was held in the other rink, there would have been plenty of seating for everyone. The rink it was in has 2 rows of bleachers along one wall with a bench/ledge as the 'third' row.
I know what you mean, but she has to get used to competing under pressure sometime.
Maybe she has them in practice but not yet in competition? I'd like to think she was close enough to want to compete them now (and didn't just show up because she had to in order to get to Nats).
Is she even doing full run throughs yet? Vincent has posted a lot of footage of Gracie attempting individual jumps or jump combinations but I have never seen any footage of a full run through of a program.
I wouldn't expect him to post every detail of Gracie's training. The ind jumps are a snapshot of the many hours she spends training. I wouldn't use them to infer whatever else she is or isn't doing.
So glad to see this!According to the USFS site Isabeau Levito and Mia Kalin are competing at the Asian Open in the advanced novice category
(noted on both the USFS' Assignments page and ISU entries list).
According to the USFS site Isabeau Levito and Mia Kalin are competing at the Asian Open in the advanced novice category
that's an excellent reason alone to watch this event. love those girls!
And with reference to Alysa Liu:
I could be wrong about this, but I suspect that Gracie Gold may have the same attitude here as Alysa Liu. And in Gold's case, that "personal best" may not be what the ISU calls a "Personal Best." It may be something else.
