Mastering Forward Chasses in Figure Skating | Step-by-Step Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 19 лис 2023
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Welcome to our figure skating tutorial series! In this comprehensive tutorial, we'll delve into the art of mastering forward chasses-a fundamental move in figure skating that adds elegance and fluidity to your routines.
In this tutorial, you'll discover:
Footwork and Technique: Learn the intricate footwork required to execute flawless forward chasses.
Body Positioning: Understand the correct body positioning and weight distribution for stability and grace.
Transitioning Between Chasses: Master the smooth transition between consecutive chasses for seamless movement.
Refinement and Style: Tips on refining your technique and adding your personal style to enhance the beauty of this move.
Join us as we break down each step, providing clear demonstrations and expert guidance to help you perfect your forward chasses. By the end of this tutorial, you'll feel confident incorporating this stunning move into your skating repertoire.
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i love this guy. the most incredible coach i have ever seen on youtube 😂😂 funny and informative
The ice dancers in my area say "drop" instead of "lift" when you lift the leg. The re-bend happens simultaneously with the lift so your center of mass lowers and you drop down slightly as you do the chasse. It looks quite a bit better than just picking up one foot while gliding. It adds a bit of rhythm to the chasse when you "drop".
"magnificently elegant" as usual. :-)
My coach says if you dont flex the foot, you are just doing a pump then a one foot glide. I suppose not breaking my nose or being kicked off the ice could also be adequate reasons. 😂 Different perspectives but both get the message across. Flex foot on "Char - says." Message recieved ✍️ now i need tips on how to make my teapot a little less like a teabag. Mine seem to be a bit droopy and end up very soggy on the bottom. 🤦
Thank you, Lloyd, for another great tutorial! This is exactly what I needed this week.
I get a bit confused by bend-rebend terminology. Isn't it all just bending before stroking or shifting weight to the skating foot? Why use the word re-bend? Your movements make it clear what actions are needed to skate a beautiful Chassé, but I don't understand the difference between bend vs re-bend.
P.S. I'm glad that you didn't edit out the cute nose scratch!
I think people just say rebend instead of bend because it's the second bend in the move/exercise. Or because the default position is meant to be on a bent ankle/knee and so it's a "re"bend because you're going back to that position. Either way it doesn't really matter, if you understand that you're meant to rebend on the skating leg before you push then I don't see why it matters if you say rebend or just bend