Injury

Returning after an injury

Everyone ends up with an injury at one time or another in their skating career.  Some injuries are minuscule, but sometimes we injure ourselves pretty severely on or off the ice.  We get medical attention and most of the time lengthy physical therapy.  What happens next?  Best thing to do is get an official medical clearance from your physician clearing you to get back to your sport with full range or with limitations.  That will help your coach plan your lessons accordingly with a lower chance of you re-injuring yourself.  Your coach will also be able to get you back in the game more quickly with good planning.

You can search the internet for medical clearance forms and pre-participation form, or you can find great forms on the U.S. Figure Skating website.

http://www.usfigureskating.org/Content/Return%20to%20Play%20form.pdf

http://www.usfigureskating.org/content/2011TeamUSAPPE.pdf

 

Celyne grew up in Switzerland in a Sports Family. Her mother was a Coach for Olympic Athletes, her father was a National downhill Skier, and her Grandfather was a Hockey Coach. She chose the path as a Pro Figure Skater and International Competitor, and is now a Pro Coach, specialized in Figure Skating and Power Skating. In order to cover all physical aspects of skating, she also became a Certified Personal Trainer. During her career as a Pro Skater, Celyne traveled the Globe and trained and performed among World’s most prestigious athletes. Being exposed to this kind of caliber of athletes and being raised in a family of Pro Athletes gave her the experience and edge to be one of the most innovative Coaches. Celyne uses her experience to take athletes to the top level.