How to do Forward Crossovers on Figure Skates

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  • Опубліковано 14 вер 2022
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    Lloyd teaches you how to do Forward crossovers in this figure skating tutorial video. Forward crossovers can be quite a challenge at first, however, they are a key fundamental move you will need to learn on the ice if you want to progress.
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  • @IceCoachOnline
    @IceCoachOnline  Рік тому +12

    The first 1,000 people to use the link will get a 1 month free trial of Skillshare: skl.sh/icecoachonline09221

  • @simonearnshawuk
    @simonearnshawuk Рік тому +121

    I just love the exaggerated ways to do it wrong! Made me laugh

  • @tomharris195
    @tomharris195 Рік тому +52

    Starting to skate again after 10 years and crossovers have been the hardest thing to re-learn. I've been just so scared of them that I couldn't even make myself try. I've been watching this video over and over all week and today I went to the rink and told myself I would not leave until I could do crossovers and it was really hard, but I'm super proud to say that an hour and a half of going around in circles on the same hockey circle later, I can now do (pretty decent) crossovers in both directions. I feel so much more confident in myself as a skater and my ability to overcome a mental block. Being able to actually feel myself getting better and better every time I went around is the exact exhilarating feeling that made me love skating in the first place.

    • @Cloudiihoshii
      @Cloudiihoshii Місяць тому

      Try to get the knee pads and butt pads, it will make u less scared of falling! I just learned them today and did much better compared to the start and the end! I’m learning half swizzles crossovers too ( backwards ) but I just got to a new level and I’m a bit behind! But I feel much better now and I feel like I can catch up!

  • @alandulusia
    @alandulusia Рік тому +11

    I like it how you the wrong way too. True teacher/coach. Not everyone has this special skill of imparting information even if they are the sport.

    • @IceCoachOnline
      @IceCoachOnline  Рік тому +1

      Thank you so much for your kind words. I'm glad you liked the video :)

  • @DragonBornGirl50
    @DragonBornGirl50 4 місяці тому +5

    I used to be a good figure skater and one of the fastest in my arena. I took a 10 years break off the ice and now i feel as though im a super big beginner. These crossover used to be easy for me and now are hard 😂 hope this motivates some people that anything is possible!

  • @tiakingtiki585
    @tiakingtiki585 Рік тому +18

    Please do a Backwards crossover tutorial

  • @photogher
    @photogher Місяць тому +1

    Sure could have used your wonderful guidance ... um....55 years ago! I was a small child who wanted to learn ice skating. Took lessons once a week. Never got further than 3rd ribbon, which was crossover from right leg to left, balancing on left leg. In the other direction, I couldn't do it, couldn't balance to save my life, and was afraid of falling, so I was too stiff. Never got that 4th ribbon. Took lessons 2 different times as a kid and that was where my skating 'career' ended. It's like the red carpet/Hollywood actress pose today where they stand with one leg over and in front of the other. I can't do it unless I'm holding on to something or someone! Brings the skating frustration right back!

  • @user-ju5iv5ch8n
    @user-ju5iv5ch8n Рік тому +5

    Thanks for your tutorials!!!

  • @laurienorthland5052
    @laurienorthland5052 Рік тому

    Loved that thrilling speed up at the end!

  • @rebecaandrade22
    @rebecaandrade22 Рік тому +2

    I've been struggling with crossovers for weeks. I'm at the PreAlpha level but they want us to start working on them. Anyway, after several videos and asking instructors, I finally figured out why I couldn't them do them. I'm not entirely comfortable with my outside edges or confident since I fell and injured myself while doing a one foot glide.
    Other than that, i get everything else. The pump, doing them standing still, etc.
    Thank you for making detailed, but quick videos.!

  • @MDMarck1401
    @MDMarck1401 Рік тому +3

    Gracias por tu explicación. Excelente video. Saludos desde México 🌎😃

  • @MarieJesne
    @MarieJesne Рік тому +2

    This explanation was very helpful, I was confused before. Im still struggling to do it but at least i know what im doing wrong now

  • @ariane51000
    @ariane51000 Рік тому +12

    Thank you for this. video was so fun and full of learning tips. I like your happy style to express things

  • @___i3ambi126
    @___i3ambi126 Рік тому +16

    Im the weirdo that learned backwards crossovers before forwards.
    While trying the stationary cross stops, i started going backwards. Rather than stop that I decided to see how fast i could go.

    • @amberhillier7361
      @amberhillier7361 Рік тому +3

      I dont blame you backwards are significantly easier than forwards hahah!

    • @saint_sanguini
      @saint_sanguini Рік тому +2

      that's the kind of crap I've been frustrating my teacher with lmao. I learn everything bass ackwards

    • @IceCoachOnline
      @IceCoachOnline  Рік тому +10

      😂 This comment did make me laugh a lot. Sometimes you get students like this. Things that should usually be quite easy are tough, then you show a really advanced move and they can do it easily 🤷🏼‍♂️

    • @IceCoachOnline
      @IceCoachOnline  Рік тому

      😂

    • @IceCoachOnline
      @IceCoachOnline  Рік тому +2

      If I wanted to go fast with the least effort possible, backward crossovers would be my choice.

  • @ashleighgray6298
    @ashleighgray6298 Рік тому +15

    Really helpful, thank you! I’m still working on the first step (bringing two feet together before crossing) but can see now how I can progress that. Most videos just show the full thing without a helpful ‘way in’ like this.

    • @IceCoachOnline
      @IceCoachOnline  Рік тому

      Glad it was helpful! For more details on the crossover, don't forget to check my older video too :)

    • @ashleighgray6298
      @ashleighgray6298 Рік тому +2

      @@IceCoachOnline Happy to report I can now do ‘proper’ crossovers fully on one side, working on the other side. The other video was super helpful too, but I needed this one to get over my fear and get started 😊

  • @katestavropoltseva137
    @katestavropoltseva137 28 днів тому

    You’re amazing! Thanks!

  • @_k7sn
    @_k7sn Рік тому +1

    Ice skating is so fun!

  • @eli_bloom
    @eli_bloom 4 місяці тому

    This video was so helpful and I was finally able to understand what my mistake was!

  • @ashleycowan4512
    @ashleycowan4512 10 місяців тому

    You are so rad! Super cute and great information. Thank YOU!!♥️

  • @a.c.martinica589
    @a.c.martinica589 Рік тому +2

    Thank you! Im actually having ICE skating lessons but in my group there are many people Who are not completely begginers and the teacher tends to focus on them and doenst focus on Is Who literally only has a few hours on skates. He Is grate but he doesn't brake down movements like this and we are left to Just try and error until we get It, no easier version to how to start not how to get some comfidence on ICE... its frustrating.

  • @Hannelitaa
    @Hannelitaa Рік тому +3

    Very helpful info, thanks! (Watching it after miserably falling on my face during unsuccessful attempts)

  • @PaulEastham
    @PaulEastham Рік тому

    I remember training almost everyday there at Swindon Link centre :)

  • @carriezanti6149
    @carriezanti6149 Рік тому +4

    Learning forward crossovers nOw in basic 4…and it’s terrifying!!! Especially at my age…middle age and just learning this 😮. I can do one foot pumps/glides on one foot (lifting right foot)….but counter is a little unstable. My crosses are not to pretty… but with practice I know will get better. You mentioned crossing the foot over and not turning it in (trip to the hospital part). Can you give advice on how to keep the ‘crossing over foot’ to not turn inward?

  • @joleegmail7556
    @joleegmail7556 Рік тому

    Thanks!

  • @StillAliveAndKicking_
    @StillAliveAndKicking_ Рік тому

    This is a very good video. I didn’t realise you were the chap in the Star Trek costume in the older video.

  • @ggd210
    @ggd210 Рік тому

    Amazing!!

  • @kaitlyn_sc2
    @kaitlyn_sc2 Рік тому

    omg i always wondered if that was you or who that was in the blue shirt in your earlier videos!! i thought maybe it was the crazy ice dance guy from the jumping video or maybe another coach stuffed in a rink closet somewhere in eastern poland
    but it was BABY LLOYD!

  • @SusanWang126
    @SusanWang126 Рік тому +11

    Any tips for how to overcome overpronation / inside edge skating? I normally walk with overpronation so trying to correct it actually feels like I’m supinating my foot and it feels really unstable. 😬

  • @user-sj6kg2tu9e
    @user-sj6kg2tu9e Рік тому +2

    Hahaha tremendous !!! Thank you!😂❤️ I just saw myself

    • @IceCoachOnline
      @IceCoachOnline  Рік тому

      Hahaha. Hopefully the video helps you to look more like the full crossovers I demonstrate instead of my exaggerated examples.

  • @pupoje
    @pupoje Рік тому +1

    I can do crossover but i don't feel confident on outside edge. Now i went step back and trying to do circles on outside edge. Sometime i do only that for 15 minutes. The problem is to find the point, angle of leaning where you stay in ballance. I need to lean little bit more. Each day is getting little bit better.

  • @curtgottler9961
    @curtgottler9961 Рік тому

    I've always wondered if I should turn my hips in towards the circle, and how much.

  • @selinyazoglu
    @selinyazoglu Рік тому +3

    that might sound weird but i need a tutorial for going backwards to forwards, cause when i do my backwards crossovers i just cant exit them, i only know how to do an outside mohawk but i go so fast that it gets so scary to stand on my weak side WITH the outside edge😅 so please pleeease a tutorial or any kind of tip for this would be sooo helpful

    • @IceCoachOnline
      @IceCoachOnline  Рік тому +1

      Have you seen the video on the channel that is a backward to forwards two foot turn? I think this is exactly what you're looking for! Alternatively there is stepping from backwards to forwards on the circle (both facing the circle and facing away from it). However those videos are on the website!

  • @skatr123
    @skatr123 4 місяці тому

    I've only been back on the ice 5 times since 4 years ago, but now I'm super scared of falling!! How do I get over the fear?! I have been hugging the boards quite a bit for 3 turns and crossovers! How can I get confident again?

  • @Emily-on1ve
    @Emily-on1ve Рік тому +3

    I’m stuck in the loop jump. I get to the hook and I just don’t feel like I am in the right place to jump and if I do I’m not getting enough rotation. Also I keep going on my toe pick in my spins, especially when I start to bring my leg in when attempting a scratch spin🤦‍♀️

    • @sooyan5476
      @sooyan5476 Рік тому

      I got the same issue with spins 🤦🏻‍♀️ so annoying

    • @IceCoachOnline
      @IceCoachOnline  Рік тому +1

      It's hard to know exactly why without seeing it for myself. However, did you watch the video "how to centre your spins"? Some of the tips from that video might help you to understand the issue.

  • @veronikapalikova2714
    @veronikapalikova2714 Рік тому

    I am going to try this next I hit the ice. And I will hit the ice, literally.

  • @ebri.
    @ebri. 4 місяці тому

    hahahaha. I always love it when u mention 10yrs younger u

  • @waedjradi
    @waedjradi 4 місяці тому

    3:15 👍

  • @Mattiemenace
    @Mattiemenace Рік тому

    😲 at my local skating rink

  • @deesterdee6650
    @deesterdee6650 Рік тому +2

    Improved with age 😉

  • @quynhanh3389
    @quynhanh3389 Рік тому

    Can you name your shoes please?

  • @KP-zd3hc
    @KP-zd3hc 8 місяців тому

    “A trip to the doctor’s” 💀

  • @sayitsayuri8951
    @sayitsayuri8951 Рік тому

    10 year old me: Yeah I can do anything without even watching a tutorial
    15 year old me: I'm gonna try everything... except stopping, that terrifies me
    23 year old me: I was crazy.... but maybe I can relearn.
    Thanks for the tutorial, the kids are expecting an ice skating queen, and I'm just teying to do some of the basics I used to be able to do.

  • @jafar100
    @jafar100 Рік тому

    thank you!! leather gloves are better on you :P

  • @ExpandingYourPerspective
    @ExpandingYourPerspective Рік тому

    Can u be my coach thanks😂

  • @midgechickma
    @midgechickma Рік тому

    Thought so that was you in blue shirt funny I had been wondering if that was really you or your brother coz you weren't as funny. See now that I know you have "thanks" icon optional to click monetarily contribute may I suggest a re-do of forward outside 3 turns and or forward open inside mohawks coz until I get my arss in Swindon , your videos is as close as I am gonna get to receiving tips from you lolz

  • @ddazuulada
    @ddazuulada Рік тому

    Reviewing the fundamentals because my new coach probably thinks I'm a knobhead

  • @francobarbagallo8915
    @francobarbagallo8915 Рік тому

    I see your English but all
    Your videos you are in Poland
    What’s going on ? Lol😂

    • @IceCoachOnline
      @IceCoachOnline  Рік тому

      I spent some time working in Poland, helping the skaters get ready for the upcoming competitive season. It was a great opportunity to also get some videos filmed for UA-cam/Patreon 👍