Taryn DAVISON
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Taryn DAVISON
Correspondent
Great Britain11 Articles
"I've been a synchronised skater for the past four years and therefore I feel like I've adopted many siblings, #SquadGoals has become a legitimate part of my vocabulary and I have pushed myself harder than I thought was possible. Aside to skating, I am a primary school teacher, currently teaching 6 year olds and brainwashing them about synchro. In my spare time -who am I kidding, what's that?- I am a big Torvill and Dean fan and follow them about the country watching their shows. "
What does synchronized skating mean to you?
"Synchro is the most challenging thing I have ever done, but equally the most rewarding, and I genuinely think it makes me a better person. "
Last news by Taryn DAVISON
First competition of the season for British teams
The first British synchronised skating competition of the season kicked off with a bang this week at Lee Valley ice rink in London. With 28 teams competing from around the country, there was an electric atmosphere and the rink was filled to capacity.
Synchro made the hearts beat in Dumfries during the 2018 Trophy d'Ecosse
Sunday was the culmination of the Trophy d'Ecosse in the Ice Bowl, Dumfries. The three day competition saw some breath-taking performances from teams across the world and some great displays of solidarity, with teams coming together after the competition to take pictures with each other and to exchange congratulations.
Trophy d'Ecosse 2018: junior and senior competitions
The Dumfries Ice Bowl, Scotland, was heaving with hoards of excited fans and skaters today with the culmination of the ISU event. 1500 competitor passes had been handed out for the 3 day competition and fans were sitting on steps and stood in crowds at the boards to watch the Junior and Senior events.
Relive the 2018 British Synchronised Skating Championships
1262 competitor passes were handed out at the 2018 British Championships in Nottingham this weekend to the 63 teams gracing the arena in a dazzling display of costumes. Banners were hung and flags flew as families and friends chanted their support from the stands.
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