Warm ups - Forward Outside Draw Ups

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  • čas přidán 17. 02. 2023
  • This exercise is a fantastic warm up for Figure Skaters wanting greater edge control, and is especially relevant for Ice Dancers.
    Drilling a curve transition in this way allows us to learn to conserve momentum and also become more powerful due to a better preparation for our next push.
    This exercise also gives us an opportunity to tune in to the relationship between our position on a curve (point that we are on the circle) and the flow of body shapes that aid us to employ greater control.
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Komentáře • 7

  • @samfromuk
    @samfromuk Před rokem

    Fantastic attention to details. I love this.

  • @trade_design23
    @trade_design23 Před 8 měsíci

    Enjoy this channel and your professional advice. Could you do a video tour of the skating rink? It is beautiful with all the brickwork. Would love to see it highlighted by a narrated walking tour.

    • @IceSkatingLondon
      @IceSkatingLondon  Před 8 měsíci

      Thanks, Alexandra Palace is the most iconic ice rink interiors in the UK.
      The entire venue has the architectural wow factor…and the view over London 😍

  • @davidjimenez912
    @davidjimenez912 Před rokem

    Very useful video, I'm having a hard time leaning into the outside edge.

  • @felhunter69
    @felhunter69 Před rokem +2

    You laughed at the person who fell, right? 😂

    • @IceSkatingLondon
      @IceSkatingLondon  Před rokem

      I could see the fall in the screen as I recorded…so unfortunately, yes I did.
      Kid didn’t hurt himself, but perfect timing for my one and only take for this video

    • @felhunter69
      @felhunter69 Před rokem

      @@IceSkatingLondon It's what I imagine, but don't worry I'll ask you because you gave me your laughter and I started laughing too, it was just curiosity.
      By the way thank you very much for all your videos and explanations so detailed and professional, I am a beginner and your advice has helped me a lot.
      PS: are you single 😅 ?