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Supporting you coach all the way from Kuwait!!!

My problem is I understand exactly what to do, I just can’t balance long enough to do it 😵‍💫

This is extremely helpful for me. I used to have a lutz as a kid and lost it when I came back to the ice. This breaks it down for me in a way I didn’t understand as a kid. Thank you.

Спасибо, с любовью из России❤

Update: because of you, I nailed my two foot spin and started the one foot which went well with three full rotations first try. Thank you! Two ice sessions of applying your advice and I nailed it!

Hopefully this will help me😊😊😊

Thank you for your time. This is one of the best figure skating channels.

Camera angle sometimes does not show your foot work. Otherwise, very helpful,

Thank you for this. I’ve been skating for a month, and I’m at adult basic 5-6 now. And this is my Achilles heel. I realize now at 5”10, I am starting too tall to begin with. This was super helpful on the ice today and I’ve almost got it now. I love your videos. Thank you from America! ❤️❤️🫶🏻

Gracias veo todos tus videos 🙂📝⛸📚🧠💫👍saludos con cariño desde México 🌎🙏💌⛸

already downloaded the app, it looks really good and is easy to use! 👍 one question: you have so many Axel videos and in the App it says that a course is coming...are you going to delete the youtube videos then? or only move them to the app/restructure? because some videos are short and really helpful, so I dont want them to get lost, I learnt so much!!!

Does it count as a combo change foot spin if the scratch spin leg doesn't cross down in front? (just next to spinning leg)

Excelente 👍📝💫🌎⛸⛸

Push forwards! Your tutorials are fabulous!

Excellent idea! 👍👍👍

Just keep Busy on Your Skills Good Luck **

😃👍✨️⛸️🌎excelente. Saludos con cariño desde México

Does backward stroke have more tips besides all these mentioned in this video? I struggle more to pick up speed while skating backward. Thanks.

Any tips to avoid leaning forwards

I love how much you love your job and your willingness to share all of your knowledge with us ❤❤⛸️

Gracias 😊 Saludos desde México 😃👍✨️🌎⛸️⛸️

Detailed, amazing tutorial!

Hi I love your chanel, could you make a video Attitude step by step thanks😊

This video helped me so much, thank you!

I was trying these today and our coach said to pivot your hips and they often reference our hips but i find that hard to figure out (like my hips are telling me they don't do any of those things lol) so i just stood up on the carpet and tried the entry but putting my free leg forward as you say near the start of this clip and i felt like...yup that is probably pivoting my hips but its easier for me to understand what to actually do with my body. Only discovered your channel tonight so havent tried any thing on the ice yet but i like how you focus on one thing that you can do and straight away know if you are doing it or not, (ie my leg is either on front of me or it isnt). It was tips like this when I was learning to ski which i found really helpful, more than an instructor telling me to turn my hips this way, knees that way and look straight forward. I think for me anyway, what works best is a coach telling me one thing that I need to do to improve technique, and one thing that is easy to see for myself if i am doing it or not, ie putting a leg forward. I think putting the leg forward is causing my hips to pivot as my coach was saying today, but for me it is easier to understand what I need to try and make my body do lol. I think thats probably the magic to anyone teaching anything though, is to figure out the best ways to make something that may have numerous components to it, simple into one thing that has a side effect of causing your body to do most of the other things. Or simply focusing on the thing that makes the biggest difference, so that people can get started on actually doing the manoeuvre, then from there it Is easier to work on any other things to improve it, as long as you have the main bit. For me in skiing i had instructors tell me to put my hips here, my toes there, and at the same time my shoulders somewhere else and my knees somewhere else then look somewhere else and i was like wtf! I cant concentrate on my hips, knees shoulders and eyes all at once. Like i needed to learn some things wherre i just had to do one thing which would as a consequence, bring all the other bits of me into line lol. And i found ayoutube video by two us or canadian ski champs. Body something and not sure the other guys name, and the only two things they talked about for improving intermediate turns, was 1. Using poles taps to turn (i think because it helps turn your body at the right place?) and to always be able to feel the front of my leg pushing against the front of my ski boot if i was leaning forward enough. 10 years later I cant tell you how many falls just doing that has saved me from, and how many times after not skiing for a while and getting on ice steep terrain, just calming my mind, and thinking "poles" and "leaning forward till i can feel the front of my boots pressing my leg", has gotten me through. Im no expert and never will be, just blacks on a nice soft snow day and blues or reds otherwise, but what skiing ability i do have i put almost 100% down to those two simple things. Easy to remember and you are either doing them or you aren't. There is no question as to whether my poles are touching the ground or as to whether i can feel the front of my boot cos im leaning forward. These are the sorts of techniques I want to learn when (re) learning to ice skate in middle age after doing it in my teens and early 20s

3:44 😍Beautiful flow on inside 3-turn.

Thank you for explaining the step-in on backwards xovers. Now I can choose, with confidence, the edge that feels most comfortable for me.

I'm worrying if I'll suffer ankle sprains on such deep edges if i do the same. A friend of mine twisted his ankle the other day.

My mom calls them wall huggers 😂

That's a bad impression of first-time skaters. First, you need to wear those tan colored leather rentals without any padding, at least three sizes too large. Next stand on your inside edges so deep you're practically walking on the boots. Finally, don't slip the feet forwards and backwards, just take three marching steps forward and then trip on the toepick and face-plant.

Ahhhhh thank you so much for the level of detail here 🫶🏼

Great drill, thank you!

I think they are still assessing this in Skate UK.