+Shauna Panczyszyn Thanks Shauna! Yes, learn the deep inside edges first, then work on the deep outside edges. Deep edges are one of the things that once you start, you will have to continue working on every time you skate to keep them strong.
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Thanks a lot for your videos ! I started taking classes two months ago and I am progressing fast thanks to you. Is it possible to practice deep edges with beginners' skates or shall I wait till I buy better skates ?
Thank you so much! My long term troubles seem to originate from my non existent heelskating and that I was (almost) always skating through my shoulders. I asked my teachers over and over again, but they never seemed to have any idea about why I had to push everything through. Could you please make a video about camel spins? I would really need some information about where to put the pressure!
More videos coming this week, had to do the Ballet video last week, and did a wedding this past weekend but now free to make more videos! As for your question, it depends on what you can do already. If you are in Learn to Skate USA, do the requirements of your level. As for importance, edges all the way :-) But you can work on all three, the edges are the most used and most important of the three.
This seems like it might be easier to start with when working on getting deeper edges instead of outsides. Beautiful as usual, guys!
+Shauna Panczyszyn Thanks Shauna! Yes, learn the deep inside edges first, then work on the deep outside edges. Deep edges are one of the things that once you start, you will have to continue working on every time you skate to keep them strong.
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New to skating here, having trouble with my edges and skating on one leg, thanks for sharing.
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I think your videos are superb, would be great to see some change of edge exercises
Thanks a lot for your videos ! I started taking classes two months ago and I am progressing fast thanks to you.
Is it possible to practice deep edges with beginners' skates or shall I wait till I buy better skates ?
Thank you so much! My long term troubles seem to originate from my non existent heelskating and that I was (almost) always skating through my shoulders. I asked my teachers over and over again, but they never seemed to have any idea about why I had to push everything through.
Could you please make a video about camel spins? I would really need some information about where to put the pressure!
Hi 0leg! When transferring to the next inside edge, do you bend your knee before stepping?
Could you do a video with this technique but on one foot please? :)
Love your channel! Should one learn edges first then spins and spirals or all three together? Keep the videos coming!
More videos coming this week, had to do the Ballet video last week, and did a wedding this past weekend but now free to make more videos! As for your question, it depends on what you can do already. If you are in Learn to Skate USA, do the requirements of your level. As for importance, edges all the way :-) But you can work on all three, the edges are the most used and most important of the three.