Amélie ROSSÉ
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Amélie ROSSÉ
Co-director and editor in chief
Switzerland39 Articles
"I fell in love with synchro at the age of 10 during a competition in my country. So I skated several teams in Switzerland and I never stopped since. Beside that, I got a Bachelor's degree in letters and a Master's degree in Journalism and Communication at the University of Neuchâtel and Geneva and I now work in journalism and video production. Today, I like to put my skates and tap on my keyboard to convey my passion."
What does synchronized skating mean to you?
"Synchro helped me to grow, to persevere, to learn, to travel. Above all, thanks to this sport, I’ve met wonderful people who were sharing the same passion… By creating Jura Synchro, we wanted to help this wonderful sport to develop too."
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The 5 most read news stories of 2019
This summer, we take the opportunity to remember the highlights of last season. Find out the five most-read synchro articles on Jura Synchro for the beginning of the year 2019!
Fresh news from Frankfurt Seminar
Frankfurt Global Seminar took place a few days ago in Germany. Judges, technical controllers, technical specialists, data and replay operators took part in this seminar that aims at providing all the people involved in one discipline all the new stuff they need to know to prepare for the new season.
Prize money finally arrive in the synchro world
For the first time in the history of synchronized skating, Prize money will be awarded next season at the end of the Challenger Series to the best Junior and Senior teams.
Andrea Gilardi: "I was overwhelmed by thousands of emotions"
Italy's Hot Shivers made their debut among the World's best synchronized skating teams at the World Championships in Helsinki a few weeks ago. While synchro teams are already going back to training, we took the time to meet the Italian coach, Andrea Gilardi. He talks about his experience in Finland with his team.
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