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Olympic Team medalist and coach Mirai Nagasu offers feedback to an axel class at a camp, and World and Olympic coach Rafael Arutyunyun discusses the importance of the method and timing of loading/exploding on the axel. Mirai is working… Continue reading
Coach and choreographer Kate Charbonneau begins a presentation on the USFS Preliminary Skating Skills (Moves in the Field) Test. She takes a moment to name all the patterns in the test, and she notes that the demonstrating skaters are well… Continue reading
Spin specialist Kim Ryan continues a class on off-ice spin training. In Part 1 she explained and demonstrated in detail how to get started spinning off the ice in a repeatable and safe way. In Part 2 the class continued… Continue reading
International coach and jump specialist Chris Conte begins a series of videos focusing on development ideas for single, double, and triple axel. He begins by giving us a roadmap of where these videos will take us. Then he has his… Continue reading
Coach Josh Farris (World Junior Champion, US National medalist, Four Continents medalist) continues his presentation on double loop combination jumps, this time with a lower level class than in Part 1 and Part 2. In this video, he begins with… Continue reading
World and Olympic coach Robert Tebby continues his discussion of some aspects of the process he uses to move from a single axel to the double axel. In Part 1 he outlined a general process with recommended drills. In this… Continue reading
International coach and jump specialist Nick Perna continues an important discussion of the concept of power angle and how it relates to good jumping. Power angle as a concept is closely tied to need to “vault” properly up into each… Continue reading
World and Olympic coach Audrey Weisiger teaches a double loop class at a recent seminar. Admittedly, Audrey does not offer drills or specific instruction (as in the related video here) but this is a helpful reminder of common double loop… Continue reading
World and Olympic coach Tom Zakrajsek continues working with a seminar class to help skaters improve their double lutz jumps. He begins with a discussion of head anchoring and upper body posture which he describes as head up and “eyes… Continue reading
World and Olympic coach Tom Zakrajsek teaches a seminar class to help skaters improve their double and triple lutz jumps. He begins the class not by discussing lutz but instead by reminding the skaters to take their warm-up more seriously.… Continue reading
Figure skating spin specialist Charyl Brusch continues a lesson with an advanced spinner, focusing here on unusual combinations and flies. (See the earlier parts of this lesson here: Part 1, Part 2, Part3, Part 4 and Part 5) In this… Continue reading
National medalist Ryan Jahnke and World and Olympic medalist Ben Agosto continue presenting on-ice warm up exercises at a summer camp. You can see the earlier videos in this series here: Part 1 and Part 2 and Part 3. Ryan… Continue reading
International coach and jump specialist Chris Conte teaches a preferred loop jump setup. After watching the class do single loop jumps and a few double loops, he explains and demonstrates an effective and efficient loop jump setup that is appropriate… Continue reading
Spin specialist Kim Ryan continues a class on off-ice spin training. In Part 1 she explained and demonstrated in detail how to get started spinning off the ice in a repeatable and safe way. In Part 2 the class continued… Continue reading
International coach and jump specialist Nick Perna begins an important discussion of the concept of power angle and how it relates to good jumping. Power angle as a concept is closely tied to need to “vault” properly up into each… Continue reading
Coach and choreographer Kate Charbonneau finishes a choreography session with a young skater to build a new low level program. In Part 1 Kate got to know the skater a bit and challenged the skater with some new movements. In… Continue reading
World and Olympic coach Robert Tebby follows up his thorough discussion of single axel development (Part 1, Part 2, Part 3) by discussing some aspects of the process he uses to move from a single axel to the double axel.… Continue reading
Coach Josh Farris (World Junior Champion, US National medalist, Four Continents medalist) continues working with a high level class of skaters on double loop combination jumps. In Part 1 the class focused on the necessary timing and need to remain… Continue reading
World and Olympic coach Audrey Weisiger shares a number of exercises intended to teach edge control, edge pressure, alignment, and upper body rotational control with respect to double (and triple) loop development. Audrey begins by having the class do “scallops”… Continue reading
Figure skating spin specialist Charyl Brusch continues a lesson with an advanced spinner, focusing here on unusual combinations and flies. (See the earlier parts of this lesson here: Part 1, Part 2, and Part3 and Part 4) Sometimes interesting spin… Continue reading
World and Olympic coach Tom Zakrajsek continues his presentation on “backspin double loop” jump exercises. In Part 1 he introduced the exercise and explained it in detail, and he also showed some advanced variations. In this video Tom shares two… Continue reading
National medalist Ryan Jahnke and World and Olympic medalist Ben Agosto continue presenting on-ice warm up exercises at a summer camp. In Part 1 and Part 2 the class level was quite high, while this class in Part 3 is… Continue reading
Spin specialist Kim Ryan continues a class on off-ice spin training. In Part 1 Kim explained and demonstrated in detail how to get started spinning off the ice in a repeatable and safe way. In Part 2 the class continued… Continue reading
Olympic Team medalist and coach Mirai Nagasu continues an off-ice seminar jump class focusing on the loop and double loop. In Part 1 she discussed alignment over the axis side and taught a hopping and rotating exercise to develop position… Continue reading
International coach and jump specialist Chris Conte continues an on-ice jump class. In Part 1 he introduced power swizzles and in Part 2 he shared swizzle hops and a variety of insights about power on the ice. In this video… Continue reading
