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ice



NOUN
diamonds, bling
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Not just for the guys on the ice.

From Los Angeles Times

On the eve of his junior international debut, the rink where he trained in Guadalajara closed so, at 13, Carrillo followed his coach, Gregorio Núñez, to León, where he practiced in a shopping mall, sharing the dark, undersized ice with teenagers on dates and frightened preschoolers wobbling on rented skates.

From Los Angeles Times

“I try to forget what I learned in the past in Mexico and try to build a new Donovan that really enjoys what he’s doing and really find joy every single time I am on the ice. Even when I’m falling I try to laugh now. Before I was so angry and just so tense. Now I just move on easier and faster when things don’t go my way.”

From Los Angeles Times

In León, Carrillo frequently had to skate without music so as not to disturb the children with whom he shared the ice.

From Los Angeles Times

On and off the ice, he said he spends about six hours a day working on some part of the physical or mental facets of his skating.

From Los Angeles Times