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?? Ice Skating and Professional Life: The Power of Patience ?? Ice skating teaches us an important lesson that mirrors professional growth: slow and steady often wins the race. It’s tempting to rush ahead, trying to glide across the ice as quickly as possible, but true progress is found in maintaining control, balance, and precision. In the workplace, just like on the ice, trying to speed ahead without a solid foundation can lead to falls. It's the consistent, measured approach—building skills, learning from setbacks, and moving with purpose—that leads to long-term success. So, the next time you feel the urge to rush, remember: in both ice skating and your career, it’s the steady glide that gets you further than a wild sprint. #ProfessionalGrowth #CareerDevelopment #IceSkating #Patience #SlowAndSteady #Success

Winter fun is better when it’s safe! Whether you're ice skating, sledding, or just enjoying the snow, follow these safety tips to avoid injuries. Remember, if an accident happens due to negligence, we're here to help. What’s your favorite winter activity?

Ice skating is a great way to utilize public parks during the winter months, however there are some real hazards when it comes to this activity. Here are some tips that will help you to stay safe while enjoying the cold months! Test The Ice: The ice should be a thickness that is approved for skating, this will be around 8" but can vary depending on location. Learn How to Fall: Know how to protect your head and to keep arms and legs away from the blades. Don't Skate Alone: Always go with somebody else or have someone watching you and remain in their line of sight. For more information click the link https://ow.ly/Q8wU50Sr7ok

'Ice skating' I find ice skaters fascinating because they are so confident as they glide across the ice, performing daring manoeuvres and complex routines at high speed. All safe in the knowledge that the ice beneath them is solid and won't suddenly give way! But in a normal job, how often can you mimic the ice skater and demonstrate the same level of confidence? How solid and secure do you feel in your role that you have a good grip of what's going on around you? Is everything as it should be? Are you aware of the risks you currently hold, both singularly and cumulatively? What is being hidden from you? Are you on solid foundations? How can you be assured that you are? How thick is the ice beneath you and is it one small step away from subsiding beneath your feet? ?? Share if you found this helpful. For more insights, follow me Steve Strange

Learning to inline skate with a Skating Coach can offer many benefits: 1. A Skating Coach can provide one-on-one guidance tailored to your specific skill level and learning pace. This personalized approach can help you progress faster and more effectively. 2. Inline skating can be challenging for beginners, and having a Skating Coach by your side can help reduce the risk of injuries. They can teach you proper techniques, safety tips, and how to handle different skating situations. 3. Skating Coaches have the expertise to teach you the correct form, balance, and movements needed for efficient and effective skating. This can help you develop good habits early on and prevent the formation of bad habits that may hinder your progress. Enrolling with a skating coach is a fantastic way to improve your skating skills and learn the proper techniques. #skatecommunity #learntoskate #coachab #kualalumpur #malaysia

Every moment you spend outside is a win. Here are some fun ideas: ? a snowy walk through your favorite trail ? sledding with your kids (those hill climbs count!) ? skating at a local rink or frozen pond #TakeABreak #WorkLifeBalance #TimeFreedom #BurnoutPrevention

How Figure Skating and Equestrian Taught Me Discipline and Structure Discover how my experiences in figure skating and equestrian sports taught me the value of discipline and structure in life. From owning my own horse to training in dressage, I share how these activities shaped my character and helped me navigate challenges. Join me on this journey of self-discovery and growth! #DisciplineAndStructure #SportingJourney #LifeLessons #CharacterBuilding https://lnkd.in/gxnttDFi https://storysamurai.ai/

Why post on LinkedIn on a Saturday? Because I chose to do a challenge with my team to post on LinkedIn once a day every day for 30 days! Which means I already fumbled with missing yesterday’s post. But that’s ok! Because I get to share with you one of my favourite lessons from my favourite sport, Roller Derby. When folks start out with their roller derby career a lot of them come in with zero skating experience. There’s some people who come in with transferrable skills in ice skating or hockey, or perhaps roller blading, but a lot times it’s people like me who haven’t really skated much since the roller skating unit came through at the elementary PE class. And roller skating isn’t typically easy to pick up! You have wheels attached to your feet, you might land on your wrists, your tailbone or your head if you don’t know what you’re doing! That’s why the first lesson in roller derby is how to fall safely. The second lesson is how to stop safely. The third lesson? Get back up, and get back up as soon as you can. In a derby bout, the quicker you get up means more time to pass other players as a jammer, or get back to your teammates to help make way for your jammer to pass. A single round of a bout (a jam) is only a maximum of two minutes long, and could be cut short by the lead jammer. The time you take to get back up could be critical to the impact you have. So here I am, back in on the challenge even though I already missed a day. While it’s not the same as skating, I think it makes sense since it’s not something I’m used to doing. I definitely feel like I have 8 wheels strapped to my brain, but it will get easier the more I post, and it will get easier the more I jump back into it. Here’s a throwback photo from when I used to play!

Rolling with Tay Podcast Tay Short EP. 17 Benefits and Challenges of Riding or Skating in a Group In this episode, Tay discusses the benefits and challenges of group cycling and group skating. She highlights the social aspect and safety benefits of riding or skating with a group. Tay also mentions that group activities can help improve skills and provide a fun experience. However, she acknowledges the challenges of riding in a group, such as the need to be alert and the potential mismatch in pace. Overall, Tay believes that there are more benefits to group skating and cycling, and encourages listeners to join group events in their area. https://lnkd.in/ewRXFyFJ

We enjoy skating because: 1. Skating is a great workout that promotes a healthy lifestyle and builds strength and endurance. 2. Skating can be an exciting activity that allows for creativity and expression. 3. Skating is a fun way to bond with friends, family, and fellow skaters. 4. Skating is a great way to unwind and reduce stress and anxiety. 5. Learning to skate and practicing new skills can boost confidence and self-esteem. 6. Skating is a great way to move around and feel adventurous! 7. Skating can improve balance, coordination, and agility. 8. Skating encourages creativity and uniqueness. 9. Skating to music makes it more groovy. 10. Skating brings people together through events, clubs, and gatherings. 11. Skating in different locations, from rinks to parks, making it interesting. 12. Skating is a fun activity for all ages, making it a lifelong hobby and sport. The most enjoyable aspect of skating is it's super fun! Coach AB says with a little guidance, you can find your balance, and before you know it, you'll be skating around! ???? #skatecommunity #Outreach #CoachAB