Learn The 5 Step Mohawk Sequence - From USFS Skating Skills Tests

Hello Skaters! Welcome back! Today's video is in response to a comment I saw that expressed an interest in learning the USFS 5-Step Mohawk Sequence from the Standard Pre-Bronze Test and the Adult Bronze Test. I hope you find this tutorial helpful!.
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[@DuckSeason12]

Wow. You can change direction so effortlessly.

[@wlchan7211]

The T-stop at 1:08 is my favourite; it ends in a ... like ".... squeakkkkkkk... !...".(Hurrah 😊 postured like a Tower of Pisa )". I like that ~

[@beverlyrush3189]

Same technic as roller dancing for skating front to back and back to front - keeping looking in the direction you are turning.

[@Myhacece]

Я 20 летняя девушка из России.Делаю первые шаги в фигурном катании.Ваши старые уроки очень помогают.Спасибо!

[@zeborahnz]

Whee -- this is almost identical to the pattern I've fallen into practising inspired by the ISI 7-step sequence you taught a few weeks back. I just haven't been doing the slide, so I'll have to try adding that in. My lobes are a lot slower and smaller because I'm only starting to finally get any confidence in my FI C-steps at all but I'm finally getting the rhythm more steady instead of counting one, two.... three-four.... five! I really like serpentine patterns because then I can still practise them going around the rink (fudging the corners a bit) if I have to be at a busy public session where there's no room to practice on a circle.

[@princegamingj6899]

Coach Julia, did you ever post the video of the harlick factory tour?

[@user-qg5pt1hn2z]

Спасибо за урок❤ Может показаться, что все так просто, пока сам не попробуешь! 😊

[@user-gf2hn1pj7h]

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[@just_rya1200]

I feel like I’m “stomping” my mohawks. What can help with that?

[@zeborahnz]

For me, when I land with a stomp it's because my feet are too far apart and/or my knees aren't bent enough, so I'm kind of falling onto the new foot instead of doing a controlled step. My coach makes me step into my instep, close as I can get, to keep my feet right under me. And she's always telling me to bend my knees more 🤣 though I also try to do that anyway or I can't get any kind of turnout.