Learn Forward Outside Rocker Turns - On Ice!
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- čas přidán 2. 07. 2024
- Hello Skaters! Welcome back! Today I am going to share with you how to do Forward Outside Rocker Turns. This turn sets up like a Three Turn, facing into your circle, and rotates into the circle you are starting on. But that is where the similarities end. This turn changes circles, but stays the same edge after the turn. Here are some other turning tutorials that you might want to work on...
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Learn Backward Brackets... • Learn To Do Backward B...
Learn Forward Brackets... • How To Do Bracket Turn...
Learn Forward Inside Three-Turns... • How To Do A Forward In...
Learn Forward Outside Three-Turns... • How To Do A Forward Ou...
Learn Backward Three-Turns... • How To Do Backward Thr...
Learn Forward Edges... • How to do Forward Edge...
Learn Backward Edges... • How to do Backward Edg...
And as a bonus... the Backward Outside Pivot... • Learn To Do A Backward...
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After 1,000 times trying to “get” it I now for sure see what a rocker is compared to a Choctaw! Your videos are SO GOOD because you explain so clearly and slowly how to Accomplish. 🎉❤
I am so glad to hear that my videos are helping you!
I am a roller skater, but this is greatly appreciated because I am trying so hard to learn the different turns and terms. Thank you!❤
Happy to help!
Thank you for this! Rockers are probably a long way off for me but a lot of these tips are useful for my 3-turns too. The other day I "discovered" that pushing down with my hands helps with my balance (after you've said it many many times - sometimes I just have to have multiple revelations before it sticks!) I'm still two-footing the landing but my upper body's getting less wild so I think I'm on the way there....
Thank you. You explain things well! 👍
Back in Canada. Hope to hit the ice this week. Time to see if I can remember how to skate!
Awesome, thank you
You are welcome!
i just got home from the rink to a new coach julia video! woohoo!!
I hope you enjoy it!
🙏 Thank you
You are so welcome
Not my level yet, but great video!😊
Thanks!
Hows ur ankle feeling? Just wondering since i just came from the video 2 years ago 😊
I'm ur student also.. love you so much...
Awe. That is so sweet of you to say!
When there isn’t an obvious circle, how do we know if we are facing into or out of it? I do it by ‘towards’ the circle the eyes are usually looking down,.
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I hope you liked it!
I have a question about skate sharpening. I sharpened my skates for the first time and when i went ice skating I can barely skate and it feels very rough and I can't do crossovers without tripping. I tried "getting used to it" but I can't seem too. Is this normal? any advice would be appreciated because it's making me really stressed knowing u can skate but not being able to do it.
The first time I got my skates sharpened I felt like I was sticking to the ice! It takes a skate session or two to wear off a wee bit of the sharpness - you can always practice your stops for a while to speed that up. 😉You do also get used to it a bit - I don't feel as uncertain for as long as that first time - but I still always plan on an extra-long warm-up after a sharpening before moving onto any moves I'm less confident with.
Im watching this yet I won’t use it soon since yesterday I did my first one foot spin 😭
Are rockers really the last forward turns we're supposed to learn? I was taught rockers just after three turns, way before brackets, and waaaaaay before counters 😮
Hah. Well, that’s interesting. I don’t know where you skate, but here in the US they are the last one you test, and so usually taught last. But good on you for getting them earlier than that!
I find that it depends on each individual person relating to what turn is more difficult. For example, I find forward inside counters to be the most difficult personally, while forward inside and outside rockers came naturally.
Hmm…didn’t know the rocker turn comes after counters. At least FO rockers weren’t much of an issue, but FO counters…flutz! Never mind the FI rockers…
Yes, the FO Rocker is certainly the easiest of the bunch. The counters are pretty challenging as well!
I learned rockers before counters tbh.
Awesome! They are somewhat interchangeable in difficulty, a lot of people just have a little harder time with the exits of Rockers