Amélie ROSSÉ
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Amélie ROSSÉ
Co-director and editor in chief
Switzerland45 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."
Last news by Amélie ROSSÉ
The Benefits of Foam Roller for Synchronized Skating
Foam rollers, which come in a variety of densities and sizes, have become very popular in the world of synchronized skating. Does this new technique to treat soft tissues really have an effect on skaters' muscles? When should it be used? Are there risks?
Team Unique: "This was an important win for us. We have done a lot of mental work"
By winning the first qualifications in Finland, the Senior Team Unique racked up a first season best score last weekend in Helsinki. A few hours after their victory, the captains gave their impressions to Jura Synchro.
Several ISU Junior teams revealed their themes for the season
As November and the first international competitions are close, many synchro teams around the world have now revealed their themes for the coming synchronized skating season. Discover our Junior ISU first wrap up!
Finlandia Trophy 2019: Check out the teams' reactions after the competition
Held in the Finnish city of Espoo, the Finlandia Trophy 2019 was the very first competition for the senior teams to show their new short programs. The new 2019/20 season started with a fierce battle to the top spots.
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