The national Figure Skating athlete Katarina Fedorova Coelho represented Portugal at the ISU CoE Joint Development Camp, held in Oberstdorf, Germany, from July 27 to August 1. The event brought together 27 skaters, 11 coaches, and six moderators from 15 countries, creating an international learning and knowledge-sharing environment.
Throughout the program, preparation components focused on technical improvement and the integration of on-ice and off-ice training were developed. The camp also included educational sessions and seminars designed to complement the preparation of athletes and coaches.
Among the resources utilized was the AIVING Jump Tracker, a data-driven analysis tool that provides real-time technical information and enables more detailed assessment of jumps, supporting the work of skaters and coaches.
Local organization was led by ISU Centre of Excellence (CoE) Coordinator, Daniel Wende, in collaboration with the Development Committee of the International Skating Union (ISU).
