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Delta Skating Club Welcomes New Director 

Delta Skating Club has invited a key, new version to its informative staff. 

Leeza Shehkhter is taking over as the association's Director of Skating for what will be the club's 62nd season. She has been skating since she was six and realized from the beginning she needed a profession in the game she cherished. 

Shehkhter has worked with youthful skaters since she was 16 and is presently a Skate Canada public ensured mentor. She is in every case proactively searching out freedoms to improve her training discernment. To carry her best to the ice she presently is contemplating Sport Science and chipping away at a single guy's in actual instruction and training with a specialization in kinesiology. 

"As a youthful professional skater on the ice I generally admired the head of the club I was skating at. As I got more seasoned and moved starting with one club then onto the next, every chief had a significant piece to play," clarified Shehkhter. "The chief was somebody to respect, who unites the club, gives us all inspiration and strength. As I began to mentor and acquire experience it became something that I needed to be one day. 

"I'm past appreciative and thankful that Delta Skating Club is offering me the chance to develop the club and live out one of my vocation objectives so from the beginning throughout everyday life. The affection and backing I've effectively gotten from the club and its skaters is totally astounding. I can hardly wait to show the skating scene and particularly Delta how I can help them and their skaters."  사설토토

Shekhter moved gradually up the positions of figure skating and contended at the senior level. She has prepared at Champs International Skating Center of BC for the majority of her profession prior to moving to Vancouver Skating Club. She has been tutored and trained by a portion of the extraordinary illuminators. 

"Leeza is a stunning rising star in the BC figure skating local area. Her tremendous training ability is the best blessing we can give every one of our skaters," added Alex Clarke, Vice President of the Delta Skating Club and BC Coast Region board part. 

The Delta Skating Club is authorized by Skate Canada and is enlisted as a non-benefit society. It is controlled by volunteers, from governing body, to taking an interest on a few panels and performing different jobs. 

The club's COVID-19 safe summer meeting opens in the blink of an eye for enrolment offering classes in Power skating, Learn to Skate and figure skating.