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Club Fee	$
State Amateur Card	Free
National Amateur Card	$
Total	$

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• Spectators, other than parents, are not allowed during practice sessions or private lessons without the approval of the manager or coach.
• No smoking is allowed in the building.
• The snack bar is not open during practice times. Skaters are not allowed to go behind the snack bar. If ice is needed for an injury, a parent may go behind the counter for it. For health reasons, they must wash their hands and use the stainless spoon to fill the ice bag.
• All food and drink must be confined to the snack bar area and trash disposed of properly.
• Skaters are not allowed in the office.

Please be aware and courteous of other skaters on the floor. Lessons will have the right-of-way. Followed by figures, then dance, and then freestyle. Those who do freestyle, please try not to do jumps or spins in a figure circle that is being used.

FIGURES
During a figure event warm-up please be aware of other skaters on the circles. When doing a strike (initial take-off), do not take so long to get ready that you interfere with another skaters progress.

AT INTERSECTION RIGHT-OF-WAY
Strikes will give way to forward take-offs, who will give way to backward take-offs, who give way to forward changes-of-edge, who give way to backward changes-of-edge, who give way to forward one foot turn (loop), who give way to one foot backward turn (loop).
All skaters should Immediately give right-of-way to any low flying aircraft due to the location of the skating rink and air port runways...
It could happen! OK, It's just a joke...

DANCE
During a dance event warm-up, please be aware of other teams or solo skaters on the floor. Do not take so long with your dance opening that you interfere with another skaters progress.

FREESTYLE
During a freestyle event warm-up be aware of other skaters on the floor. Skaters doing footwork or preparing to do content should give right-of-way to skaters already doing spins, jumps or lifts.

FEMALE COSTUMES
Female skaters shall wear costumes which are designed and constructed as to be practical, functional and discreet, and must include a skirt made of nontransparent material which shall completely cover the tights. French tights are expressly prohibited.

Any ornamentation attached to the costume must be firmly attached so as not to fall off while skating under normal competitive conditions. Boot covers, when used, must be without beads, sequins or rhinestones.

Women's skating costumes worn outside the competition site must be covered with slacks, a street length skirt, coat or other normally accepted public attire.

MALE COSTUMES
Male skaters must wear costumes which conform to the following standards:

Figure Events:
Costume will consist of a shirt, tie, and trousers (A sweater may be worn over shirt); a sleeveless jumpsuit with a long or short sleeved tailored shirt with trousers. A tie will not be required.

Dance Events:
Costume cut limited to short, waist-length jackets, trousers, shirt and tie or a one-piece jumpsuit with full-length tailored sleeves.

No male competitive costume shall contain decorations of sequin, rhinestone or bead nature.

Make sure all parts of your equipment and costume are secure before taking the floor, i.e. laces, locknuts, toe stops.

Treat others as you would like to be treated. Refrain from heckling, harassing or making comments that would be embarrassing to others, including excessive clapping, whistling, yelling across the floor or the use of vulgarity.

Do not enter a qualifying championship unless you are fully prepared to fulfill your obligations, which will include traveling to Nationals, should you qualify. Know where and when the national championship will be before you sign and pay for your regional application. It shows a serious lack of ethics and sportsmanship to qualify for Nationals, either Junior Olympics or Standard, and not attend. By not attending you have taken away another skaters right to attend.

Show good sportsmanship by congratulating those in your event who received an award.