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This was MASSIVELY helpful and the most detailed video I have seen on this subject thanks!

Oh I’ve watched your videos before!

Good video!

Thank you for the breakdown, as this is very helpful ❤

I’m a kid and I’m watching this and I’m only seven years old and I’m in freestyle two so I’m trying to do it 5:34 😊😅❤

Amazing teaching!!!

Thank you. These are great pointers and a very well detailed and filmed video ❤🥺🫶❤ I am no longer with a coach but continue to skate and use the training my coach gave me before retiring. I appreciate the effort you put into this video trying to help skaters land it. 😢 Thank you!!! ❤

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I love my E guards 🫶🏻

I have the guard dogs guards and they are great but I've definitely fallen down the stairs at the rink at least once lmao. Be careful with em on

how many rotations are in a double toeloop?? 😊

thank you! I am struggling with waltz jump as the kick through is scaring me and I find myself with not enough power from the free leg.

Wow! These reviews were very thorough! 😊 Thanks for taking the time to do this!

Great exercises!

Thank you for the top angle! It seems to support my theory and self experiments: I slowed down several spinning videos and for some reason nobody mentions the heel/foot angle during the spin, i.e., as you demonstrated at 3:18 when your left foot enters the spin the ankle enters inside so the foot points away diagonally. Just tried it today and it fixed a lot of redundant "scratching" of the blade side, while beforehand even if I did my best to stay on the ball - it still felt a very stubborn turn. The angle of the ankle seems to control the amount of speed/scratchiness and radius, so the angle most likely should adjust according to different speeds and contexts (wide/slow spin vs fast/narrow). I believe this missing part is very significant and is the reason 2-footed spin doesn't magically get you to spin on one leg, unless we develop some different variation/instructions how to take that ankle/foot angle into account.

Keep em coming!

Agree 💯

i always do a three foot turn instead of hooking and doing the spin ):

I can do the wind up but somehow Im stepping down straight - how do i stop that and step down correctly?

i just got my first pair of guards - mine are crs cross from amazon - theyre okay

Where I can buy thr Rokerz guards ??

Trying to teach it to little kids… thanks!!

Really helpful visuals and technical explanation, thank you!

i try to do it slowly by counting but I still manage to check too soon on LFO3 - how can I stop that to focus on the actual jump?

Would you do me a favor? Please watch Peppermint Patty's skating in the competition in "She's a Good Skate, Charlie Brown", and tell me how you think she did.

i don’t have an ice rink near me anymore so i’ve spent TONS of time researching off ice jumps and tbh this is the best tutorial i’ve seen online that’s not from a paid program! so much more detail than the standard “jump, land on the other foot, and check out” tutorials lol. kudos!!!

i got glack edea e gaurds ans there so good!

I find this difficult to follow...too quick for me. I'd rather have ONE choctaw broken down (per video) more slowly. Baby steps. Too much information at one time confuses me. I am a senior citizen who never learned this stuff when I began skating 35 years ago. I learn slowly.

You need to turn the background music WAY DOWN - or even OFF. You don't need it. Just talk, no music - just talk.

I always fall on my landing. Anyone else?

love this!! are you coming back???

Does the edge change at spin? Entry edge L forward outside edge - changes to back inside edge?

Thank you the video did help😊

Thank you so much for great video!❤

Have 4 hooks I only have three so how can I skip the first one

Thank you!

I LOVE THIS!!! This is absolute incredible! Nobody has ever told me this before, and I got my Axel off ice!! 😊😊

Thanks for this video

It's such a great breakdown! But why nobody tells that you must also rotate your stepping left foot slightly to the left? :) makes huuuuuge difference because it naturally causes your body to rotate. The author is doing it on the video herself. Perhaps would be a great additional step to include 🤔

Thanks it was very helpful for me. You are so good explaining

I love this lady for free... Am gonna binge watch all your videos

You shoud win a medal at teaching

The best ever

How do you make the edge tighter? I can pretty much hold and go entire circle on the edge just cant get the hook part.

Nice looking socks friend are they thick socks to

How can I do a zoom lesson, that if you are still offering one??

I like your technique of step over but I learned my a Axle single and double the old school way. I'm trying to remember how I did my Axle. But, no one teaches that way anymore. But, I'm trying to learn the new way ( not the old school way). I am having trouble with what is called the "Snap and the "H". I learned my toe jumps to cross over but I never could make the transition to the new way that you describe. Should I just try to remember my old school way or learn the axle snap?

Thank you so much! Very much helpful ❤

these are soooo hard. i've been working on it forever and i can't get the step right. I will give it try with the figure 8, going around the whole circle. thx!

Thanks!