"Skate Now - Work Later "(MariBeth Stansifer)

March 2007

 Latest on
PENNY WRIGHT
2/25/07
Monday February 26, 2007, Penny will undergo abdominal surgery at the John C. Lincoln Hospital and is expected to be in the hospital for at least one week before being released to recover at home.
Room 342
Phone: (623) 879-1342

John C. Lincoln Hospital - Deer Valley
19829 N. 27th Ave.
Phoenix, AZ 85027

Wed. 2/28/07
Surgery went well and Penny is resting comfortably.


Some Good Skating Excercises

New Skater's Forum
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SATURDAY MORNING SKATE


New Release - Apache
The Apache is a mid range 3 point excitement machine. The patent black upper looks stunning with embroidered logos. On the inside, long lasting micro fiber wraps around light weight closed cell memory foam padding. The base is a super stiff 3 point carbon composite with dual silver fiberglass layers on the outside which is hand laid with polyester resin. The boot can fit a 11.92” 4 x 100mm frame down to a size 1/33. This boot can be used for professional racing including marathons, indoor, and sprints. It is also available with 2 point mounting in 165mm or 195mm separations for inline and short track. This boot can be custom made or semi custom. The boot is fully heat mouldable using SMT.

Stock Price: $699
Custom: $919
Apache 3 point boot
S-frame
Jesa 608 Swiss steel bearings


Find-a-Buddy - Ever wish you could find the perfect skating buddy? Y'know, someone who skates the same speed as you, has the same schedule as you, and lives relatively close? Check out the brand new Find-a-Buddy list at http://phxinline.com/Fun_Stuff/Findabuddy/index.html

For those interested in the Pecos Rd./ possible Freeway situation,
the below link will keep you updated

http://www.southmountainfreeway.com/southmtn/index.htm

AISA T-SHIRTS FOR SALE - $5.00 ea. while they last.

We found another box of all sizes incl. Sm.- Med.-Lar.- Xlar. -

Proceeds will be used to pay the hosting costs of the AISA web site .

 Road Safety and Courtesy
Rules of the road" apply equally to
Skaters and Cyclists.

Skaters & Cyclists:
When using multi-purpose paths and bike lanes, should keep right and be alert for other bike and other skater traffic approaching from the rear.

When overtaking walkers, runners, skaters and cyclists, courtesy and safety dictate that you warn people as you are overtaking them.

Indicate your intention to pass by calling out loudly and in enough time for the person ahead of you to move to the right.

The most common phrase is "On your left". The person being warned should acknowledge with some type of wave of the left hand, indicating that he/she has heard and is complying.

Both parties should allow enough room for safe passage. Skating or cycling side by side should only be allowed where it is safe to do so and is never a good idea in a standard width bike lane.

In all cases a "Thank You", by the person being overtaken, will go a long way toward creating a good relationship between fellow athletes.

Needed: Experienced recreational skaters to take turns leading the slower group of the weekly Wednesday Night Skate.
Please respond to katimac@cox.net

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  Got a Boot Fit Problem??
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  First Aid for "Road Rash" 


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       responsible for member or non-member conduct before, during or after 
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Remember,you always skate at your own risk.

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