Subject: (1) update as of 11.11.2014

From: Policy Processing Update <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 11 Nov 2014 12:24:52 -0800

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Wearing wrist guards on a Pre-Bronze test will have no effect on your Pass/Fail rate.  The judges don't care;  they've seen everything from knee-braces to casts on test sessions.  As long as the equipment doesn't affect your performance or block their view of your body line, it doesn't matter.

That said, however, since you admit you are uncomfortable without the wrist guards, it wouldn't hurt to start weaning yourself off their use for short periods of time.  Eventually, there might come a day (in competition or at a higher test level) when you won't want them seen.  It might be easier to get used to occasionally skating without them now than before they become a permanent crutch.