Alex Druar: Producer of The Ice Revolution Seminar
Originally from Buffalo, New York. Alex has directed ice skating programs in New York and Michigan. In 1985, he earned his gold free skating medal from the Skating Club of Boston, under Julie Graham, after a long competitive career, winning several Regional Championships. He also trained with Holiday on Ice and Ice Capades principal Julie Johnson, Richard Callaghan, coach of  World Champion Todd Eldridge, World and Olympic coaches, Diane Agle, and Ellen Burka, coach of Canadian Champion Toller Cranston. Alex has performed professionally as a principal soloist in France and Japan and toured with “Nutcracker on Ice,” starring Oksana Baiul and Brian Boitano in 1994. Alex holds a MS degree in Sport Management, from Neumann University." The Ice Revolution" and the "100 Minute Workout" are creations of Alex’s experiences in business, education, coaching, competitive and professional figure skating. 




Scott Gregory: Born in Skaneateles, NY, where he first learned to skate. Scott won the gold medal in the U.S. Figure Skating Championships in 1987 and 1988, is a seven-time World Team member, and competed in the 1984 and 1988 Winter Olympics. Scott has coached at the University of Delaware, since 1988 and is married to Pam Gregory, coach of 2006 World Champion Kimmie Meissner. Scott has written a new autobiography - “Champion Mindset.”  Scott’s story is a testiment of his determination and commitment to accomplishing goals and achieving an Olympic dream. Scott also specializes in jump analysis, using Dartfish software.




Lisa Spitz Iuliano: Competed with Scott Gregory for the USA in the 1984 Winter Olympic Games in Sarajevo. Lisa and Scott also were National, International and World Team Competitors, under the direction of Ron Ludington in Wilmington, Delaware. Lisa has since pursued her passion for fitness, and became certified in personal training and Pilates, which she has been teaching for the past 20 years in her home state of New Jersey. Lisa also teaches figure skating and works with Synchro-team skaters as well as private clients. As a breast cancer survivor, she continues to inspire people through movement and her “Pilates for Pink” exercise program  




Jeff Merica: Originally from Baltimore, MD, Jeff  has trained with Olympic and World coach Pam Gregory at the University of Delaware.  In 1996, he captured the U.S. Junior Men’s Silver Medal and was an international team member for the U.S. in Senior Men in the same year. Jeff skated with the Ice Capades from 1993-1995 and subsequently in 1997.  He trained and performed with "The Next Ice Age," This professional movement emphasized edge and skating quality and group training . Jeff  has coached  national and international level competitors at the University of Delaware.



Suzannah Nolt: Is a national coach and choreographer, a Gold Medalist in pair skating, a two-time national competitor, world professional pair silver medalist, and a former principal performer with "Ice Capades." In addition to decades of competitive and professional skating, Suzannah's background includes extensive study in music theory, piano and ballet. Suzannah is on staff at the Lehigh Valley Charter High School for the Performing Arts, as a teacher in the school's figure skating program. As a competitive skater, Suzannah trained under renowned coaches, including Ron Ludington and Arthur Bourque, and is a graduate of Albright College, with a degree in English and Communications.



Stuart Bradley: British national & international competitor since 1990 and professional skater in Winter Wonderland, 2004-2005, performer with Holiday on Ice, 2001-2002, Anastasia on Ice, 20th Century Fox, 1998-1999, Beauty & the Beast, "Disney on Ice," 1998 & 1995, Starlight Express 1997, Wizard of Oz on Ice,1995-1996, and European Spectacles, Monte Carlo & Paris, 1994-1995. Coach at Philadelphia Skating Club & H.S. Ardmore, PA, since 2001. Gold Level 10 Freestyle.