Hi, you are a very good teacher. You explain and demonstrate very well. Love your posture and extensions. I have been working on my extensions. You have a beautiful body line. You are a Gold mine. 🥇 Thank You 😍. 🎼🎹⛸🦋
There are many figure skating jump tutorials in UA-cam, but this is the only tutorial explains what exercises need to improve jumps. These exercises really help me to build the consistent jump entry. Thank you so much!👍
Sofie, you are so good with your clarity of explanation and at showing the details that really make a difference for so many skaters. Good work! Thank you!
Ok so this video just came right on time!!! Im heading to the rink later and ive been waiting for this video so i can move on from my salchow haha love your videos and explanation as always!! Thank you for this it will def help me alot ❤️
how hard to you need to pick for the toe loop? I can't seem to get any momentum or height from the right leg so I think I'm overcompensating by picking too hard into the ice
Your question doesn't make much sense lol. Crossovers are a fundamental skill in figure skating. You can't really do anything without knowing forwards and backwards crossovers.
Right before you jump your Lutz I noticed that your skate curves to the right but remains on an outside edge. Do you push your skate down to keep it outside? Or is it better to jump from a left facing LO edge?
I LOVE your Videos but I have a question. When you do the salchow, toe loop and loop you do half rotation on the ice and then you jump only half jump. That needs to be done also in the flip jump? Or In the flip jump you need actually to rotate 360° on the air? I hope you understand me! Thanks so much for your videos, they are so helpful.
Ioseb Dzamukashvili If you slow down the video you can see that her legs leave the ice at around 1/4 prerotation (at least on her flip jump). It’s the right technique and makes jumping doubles and triples easier on the long run. But yeah it’s still possible to jump with 1/2 prerotations but for my jumps i have noticed that it will halt my jump and speed and thus make the jump lower.
Flip is on an inside edge and is done generally from a 3-turn, Mohawk, or back outside 3-turn. Lutz is done on an outside edge and can also be done from a mohawk or for example just gliding backwards. Very similar jumps, but different edges.
Fatema Kazem With toe loop your toe pick should touch the ice only for a quick moment. Your weight should never be entirely on the foot which you use for the toe pick and you shouldnt stay on that foot for long. If you shift your weight so that theres no weight on your other foot (not the toe pick) then it becomes a toe axel.
Hi, you are a very good teacher. You explain and demonstrate very well. Love your posture and extensions. I have been working on my extensions. You have a beautiful body line. You are a Gold mine. 🥇 Thank You 😍. 🎼🎹⛸🦋
There are many figure skating jump tutorials in UA-cam, but this is the only tutorial explains what exercises need to improve jumps. These exercises really help me to build the consistent jump entry. Thank you so much!👍
Wow thank you so much for this wonderful comment! It means a lot to me to hear and keeps me going ☺️✨🙏
Sofie, you are so good with your clarity of explanation and at showing the details that really make a difference for so many skaters. Good work! Thank you!
So happy to read this! Thank you 💗💗💗💗
Okay I never got any of these tips from coaches. All that I’ve been told was what I was doing wrong in the air, not what was wrong with my take off
I can't wait till I can do a toe loop, jumps seem like a lot of fun
But I think I like spins more, there's so much variety
Ok so this video just came right on time!!! Im heading to the rink later and ive been waiting for this video so i can move on from my salchow haha love your videos and explanation as always!! Thank you for this it will def help me alot ❤️
Love this! But pls can you not do the text reminders while you're talking? It's hard to focus on both sides at the same time❤
Jelena Majić thanks! No problem! I will try and do a better job to add it into the parts where I don’t talk next time :)
Do you take ballet classes along with ice skating?
Thanks for the video again. May i ask how do u do the backward skate ?thanke
I love you video , I am a guy learning ice skating . 😁 And your video helps a lot.
how hard to you need to pick for the toe loop? I can't seem to get any momentum or height from the right leg so I think I'm overcompensating by picking too hard into the ice
Are crossovers are the way to actaully figure skate
Your question doesn't make much sense lol. Crossovers are a fundamental skill in figure skating. You can't really do anything without knowing forwards and backwards crossovers.
Can u make rotation vid plz
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Yes its really good expalined. Thank you. Finally step by step tutorial not like others: "Step on the ice and jump a toe loop dumbass."
My brain cannot proceed the half flip, I automatically do the flip so I fail ;-;
Could you make a video on Mohawk and other turns like that? :*
Right before you jump your Lutz I noticed that your skate curves to the right but remains on an outside edge. Do you push your skate down to keep it outside? Or is it better to jump from a left facing LO edge?
Sik Vik i think it really doesnt matter as long as it stays on the outside edge clearly.
as you reach back your skate will naturally curve to the right to stay on the correct edge! many times people flip to the inside edge known as a flutz
Toe Loop: 0:20
Flip: 2:29
Lutz: 5:10
my coach keeps telling me my toeloop form is off. he says i need to, once i cross, slide my legs together. i cant seem to get it tho :/ any tips??
I LOVE your Videos but I have a question. When you do the salchow, toe loop and loop you do half rotation on the ice and then you jump only half jump. That needs to be done also in the flip jump? Or In the flip jump you need actually to rotate 360° on the air? I hope you understand me! Thanks so much for your videos, they are so helpful.
Jessica Josche the flip, lutz, and axel should all have about 1/4 prerotation which means 270 degrees for flip & lutz, 450 for a single axel
Ioseb Dzamukashvili If you slow down the video you can see that her legs leave the ice at around 1/4 prerotation (at least on her flip jump). It’s the right technique and makes jumping doubles and triples easier on the long run. But yeah it’s still possible to jump with 1/2 prerotations but for my jumps i have noticed that it will halt my jump and speed and thus make the jump lower.
Thank you for making these videos! There aren't much people into this. Maybe this year I'll start ice skating.
God bless her skating videos. They are my ultimate favourite !
love your vids! they are really helping me with my figure skating. :) thanks for sharing. Im now starting my toe loop jumps x
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Thank you! It's very useful for me!
Seen a few of your videos now, you have done a great job. Should do more.
Thank you so much!! Will do 😌🙏
Can anyone explain the difference between a lutz and a flip?
Flip is on an inside edge and is done generally from a 3-turn, Mohawk, or back outside 3-turn.
Lutz is done on an outside edge and can also be done from a mohawk or for example just gliding backwards.
Very similar jumps, but different edges.
I really love your channel 💜 thanks for posting those video if i practice this in a good form i'll sent you a home work then ;))
You have such a great way of explaining things. Do you do online coaching as well as teaching at your local rink?
thank you so much for sharing these videos with us, extremely helpful
My lutz definitely needs work, I'm hoping these tips help me tomorrow morning! Thank you for the video =)
I can’t land my lutz constantly but I think this video will help me! Thank you!
Hi Sofabar, could you do a video like this on the double jumps? :)
Omg your Charlotte spiral is amazing
I still can’t differentiate between the toe loop and the toe axel mistake.. what’s the difference exactly? Thank you :(
Fatema Kazem With toe loop your toe pick should touch the ice only for a quick moment. Your weight should never be entirely on the foot which you use for the toe pick and you shouldnt stay on that foot for long. If you shift your weight so that theres no weight on your other foot (not the toe pick) then it becomes a toe axel.
I want to try some of these exercises. I have a good toe loop but not a flip or lutz. Thanks for posting.
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Your videos are so helpful❤️ I appreciate your tutorials a lot and hope you can do more of them.
Thank you for your kind words 💕💕💕
What skates are you using?
Butterfly Gold graf edmintons!