You should move to Southeast Asia especially Indonesia and The Philippines we have so many ice rinks since early 1990's and open all year round from around 10 AM to 10 PM DAILY !!! It's suicidal to do figure ice skate on a concrete, and rubber wheels cannot replace ice and steel blades
Beautiful!! I am obsessed with figure skating but don’t know how, and it’s a dream to learn but we don’t have any rinks within a hundred miles! So I’m trying out roller blading as a substitute 😅 thank you for this tutorial, im gonna attempt to spin without dying
@@cats.m.2853 I believe you can. I’m in the same place. I want to spin like this but I can’t afford figure inlines. However, spinning on one foot HAS been done before on rollerblades. With the right amount of practice and determination, it is possible. You can do this. Don’t you ever give up or let anyone tell you what your limits are.
I didnt thing such thing was possible , I’m beyond mastery in in line skates but people that can pull this off as gracefully as this guy are genius level blading
@@YoungTonyVEVO you can’t do the stuff he can do in regular inline skates. In order to spin, there has to be a part of the skate to spin on. In this case, a front brake thing. You need special skates that allow you to do figure skating tricks.
I’m only fifteen and my dream is to be a figure skater but the only thing I know how to do is jump and turn to skate backwards and skat on one foot going forward.....this vid helped a lot in my understanding of balance and practice.....thank you Adam🙌🔥
Me watching this bc I'm about to go roller skating and I'm gonna use roller blades bc I'm a figure skater and I bet itd be easier for me. I didnt know spinning was a bit different in inline skates over figure skates😅,glad I watched this.
I just started on my inlines not too long ago, and I've been able to manage jumps.. spins were a totally different story 😅 This was extremely informative!!
Really wanted to thank you for making these inline figure skates videos!! I started figure skating this year but since summer season everything is closed and i am missing it so mich and inline skates with your lessons comes really close so THANK YOU!
Good luck!! I have now created a skating platform, filled with everything I have plus its a community of skaters too. www.showskaters.com. Check it out.
This is an incredible tutorial! I'm learning so much, you communicate these concepts so clearly. I'm excited to practice these techniques and also check out your other videos.
Just came across your channel. Loved this! You’re an inspiration! Am just new to inline skates but I didn’t know Inline Figure Skating is a thing. Makes me want to try it but I can’t find any inline skates with front/toe stoppers in my country. Maybe someday :)
Will he watching your videos a lot I just ordered some skates to learn thus summer I'm gonna teach myself spins. Already know how to do cross over and eagle stop from childhood but always wanted to spin and learn to skate backwards and become fluid that is my goal this summer
Vow, what a wonderful demo! One problem with spinning on roller skate is if spinning on the tip of skate is comfortable ?looking very tied,but have impulse to try
Where you at inlimes are my passion had to stop for a few years due to leukemia I’m getting decent at spins and I only use rentals right now I have a titanium hip as well but My basics are pretty strong and my heel an toe spins are pretty smooth
Wow this is interesting I used to roller skate (with quads) and never thought you could do similar moves with inline skates. I might look into getting some inline frames as it looks easier (and safer) to skate outside. Great vid!
Interesting. I am always starting the sit spin by squating first and then going up. Not up and down . Both could be possible never tried that way. For the camel spin, it is easier if you start from parallel or twizzle, and the difference compared with ice is to use the heels this time. Lovely video. Good manly exemple of inline figure skating .
@@AdamJukes you can spin by squatting and then sit pin and then going up spinner. i found easier that way. you did the opposite way in your video! i like that!
I have been in line skating since I was four, but I can’t do that. I can do bubbles and jumps and a few other smaller tricks but I can most definitely not do that.
Do you have more lessons anywhere for off ice /in-line figure skates? I like how you explain what needs to happen and not happen? Where I live there is nowhere to learn inline figure skating locally, so if I want to learn on in-line skates I’m reliant on RUclips etc….
Thank you sir for such a beautiful explanation. If you are a beginner in inline figure skating, should you get 3 tire or 4 tire inline skates? I have been doing speed inline skating for 3 yrs.
I absolutey do not understand how to spin more than once. I'm still a beginner but on ice one-foot spins aren't a problem while as soon as my toe stop hits the pavement I lose so much speed that I can't do more than one or two spins. I tried balancing on the front wheel and that helps a bit but most skaters seem to be able to spin with the toe stop on the ground. Is there a trick to it or do I just have to keep practicing and go into the spin with more power?
Thank you so much for your comment, please find me on Instagram or Facebook @theskatingduo send me a message and I can go into for detail with you. Have a good day.
Hey! Loved the well explained tutorial! I wanted to know what inline skating shoes and wheels you used. I'm a beginner and I've been trying to get new ones. ☺️
hey there. that really helped loved the tutorial. I was just wondering, do you think as a beginner i should practise to be able to do it both ways. or is knowing how to do one foot spin on one side good enough?
Hey coach, do you think spins are too different on inline compared to ice skates? I've been trying to land some spins with my inlines but the form is too different IMO, and trying to practice inline to spin properly on ice skates feels really weird.
But you do forward spins on the outside edge? On ice, I've learned that you enter with an outside edge, but then you shift on the inside and on the rocker.
Thanks Adam for the great video. May I know what’s the brand of your skating shoes? I notice there are rubbers on the tip of the blade, that must be critical when spinning on one foot. Thank you!
Hello! I have a huge problem, which is that I do not have figure inlines. I have sporty ones and a '' stopper'' is on the back of the right one. What kind of spins will be the best for them? Ps. Your inline skating is amazing!
Hello :) do you have any recommendations on what wheels I should get (brand and hardness) for rougher surfaces, I don’t want to have to keep driving to my park to skate, but the wheels I have now (86a 72mm on rollline linea frames) cause my teeth to chatter skating on asphalt, it’s a very rocky, unsmooth ride to my park that’s 15 min away. The sidewalk has a lot of cracks and debris so skating on the road is ideal. Thank you again for your informative and inspiring videos!
Love this!! What are the best brands/types of inline skates for doing spins? I have a pair of Swell brand inline skates that have 3 wheels, and the wheels are large. Are the quads with smaller wheels you're using better for spins? And what brand are your skates? Thanks!!!
hey, a question here if the toe stop is too sticky can it keep me from doing spins, because i feel like the toe stop on my Jackson mirage frame is just waaaaay too sticky, as soon as it touches the ground it's just glued, it wont budge, it has no drag at all, so i'm thinking about getting the STD Super Professional one
I am starting at Level 0 at learning how to inline skate. It looks fun and I want to find fun hobbies so I can go outside more and be more active. I found rollerskating fun but now im stumped between these shoes and the regular ones with 4 wheels and back stops. Can anyone give me advice on which is better to start with? Ultimately, I want to learn how to skate and do fun tricks, and dance.
I am considering buying some in-line figure skates as it is really difficult to get to my local ice rink at the moment due to work commitments. So I have two questions about in-line figure skating I was hoping you could answer: 1. how much harder is it, really, to spin on inline figure skates compared to spinning on ice? (ideally if you can give me a percentage or rating ie if ice was 1/10 difficulty the same thing on in-line skates would be ?/10 difficulty? (I keep seeing people who are clearly very good skaters who don’t seem to be able to do anything very fast or beyond basic in terms of spins on in-line skates…..so am I correct in assuming it is waaay harder to spin on these (regardless of brand) than to spin on ice skates on ice? 2. Have you used yours on different types of concrete and if so how much difference does it make if the concrete is rougher (ie the grey stuff they make outdoor tennis courts out of) vs the smooth concrete slabs you appear to be on. By difference I mean both in terms of how long the wheels last, and also if your wheels are worn, does that affect their ‘edges’ and performance, the same way a blunt edge affects ice skates? If anyone else reading this comment has some experience with in line figure skates vs ice figure skates, I’d also love to hear your experiences
Actually looking further into your video I am feeling like maybe you just have to do everything much ‘better’ on off ice skates? Ie you have to be in the correct edge for the back spin, when you can get away with being on the wrong edge on ice, u have to be on the correct edge on the inline skates to have any chance at doing the spin (or jump or whatever)? (Which would be a great way to improve technique for good skaters, and a great way to suck all the fun out of it for terrible skaters like me lol)
the Pigskates are dangerous for urban skating. These rubber stoppers really take some getting used to. Switching from normal skates to these is difficult.
awesome video! i am wanting to get roller blades or skates and have a preference towards quad style skates, but i definitely want to skate in figure skating style. would i be able to achieve this with quads or inlines are the best way to go? i want to be able to still do all of these spins; will quads allow me to do this? thank you!
Hey, I've been watching loads of online figure skates videos to try and figure out which ones I want to buy. I haven't been able to find anything on 3 v 4 wheels, do you have an opinion on this? I would assume 4 for heel balance to match ice skates but a lot of the most popular brands and most of the videos have 3.
Ive used both, now only use three as its what most use and also all competitive skaters use, the best is GH Avant with an adjustable wheel, link in my caption to save on a Pair too
Your explanations are great, thank you for sharing! I rotate on the right leg, clockwise, but I seem to prefer letting my weight on my left foot, rear wheel. How can I balance that in rotation so I can lift that left leg?
If I feel more confident doing the sit spin on my other leg is it right way? Or is it mistake? I'm always wondering if there's any rule contain which leg we should use doing the spins in figure skating
Oh wow I didn’t think that inline skating could be as graceful as ice skating, I might get one since the ice rink is closed
It’s very similar, glad you enjoyed it
Will be the best decision you ever made this lockdown, so so so fun
SAMEEE OMG
There are a lot of very talented skaters that do both. It’s beautiful to see people like Anna Royo that turn the pavement into their ice rink.
You should move to Southeast Asia especially Indonesia and The Philippines we have so many ice rinks since early 1990's and open all year round from around 10 AM to 10 PM DAILY !!!
It's suicidal to do figure ice skate on a concrete, and rubber wheels cannot replace ice and steel blades
Beautiful!! I am obsessed with figure skating but don’t know how, and it’s a dream to learn but we don’t have any rinks within a hundred miles! So I’m trying out roller blading as a substitute 😅 thank you for this tutorial, im gonna attempt to spin without dying
Roller blades or figure inlines? You cant do this spin on rollerblades since figure inline skates has a spin stopper in the front of them
@@itsjiminsnonexistentjams1221 oh yeah I can’t do spins or anything but it’s fun to think about.
@@cats.m.2853 I believe you can. I’m in the same place. I want to spin like this but I can’t afford figure inlines. However, spinning on one foot HAS been done before on rollerblades. With the right amount of practice and determination, it is possible. You can do this. Don’t you ever give up or let anyone tell you what your limits are.
@@witchyel Yea from what ive seen too it's possible
@@puff6796do you have any video? I want to learn but in rollerblades not inline
Wow.... never seen anyone do those spins in-line skates before!!
😊😜
I believe you have to buy inline figure skates in order to do this.
I didnt thing such thing was possible , I’m beyond mastery in in line skates but people that can pull this off as gracefully as this guy are genius level blading
@@YoungTonyVEVO you can’t do the stuff he can do in regular inline skates. In order to spin, there has to be a part of the skate to spin on. In this case, a front brake thing. You need special skates that allow you to do figure skating tricks.
@@LuisPerez-ik1zx oh I see now , I was beginning to question my skills already lmaoo
AND THIS IS FREE??! Thank you so much for such a detailed and valuable tutorial !!
I’m only fifteen and my dream is to be a figure skater but the only thing I know how to do is jump and turn to skate backwards and skat on one foot going forward.....this vid helped a lot in my understanding of balance and practice.....thank you Adam🙌🔥
Me watching this bc I'm about to go roller skating and I'm gonna use roller blades bc I'm a figure skater and I bet itd be easier for me. I didnt know spinning was a bit different in inline skates over figure skates😅,glad I watched this.
Wow! You're such a great instructor! I love your training techniques and style. First time seeing your video and I am subscribing to your channel.
Welcome aboard! come find me on instgram, soon I open my online school too @inlinefigureskatingcoach
I just started on my inlines not too long ago, and I've been able to manage jumps.. spins were a totally different story 😅 This was extremely informative!!
Your welcome
Really wanted to thank you for making these inline figure skates videos!! I started figure skating this year but since summer season everything is closed and i am missing it so mich and inline skates with your lessons comes really close so THANK YOU!
Amazing !!! Really shows me it’s possible to do on these skates and not just ice
Thank you Adam!! This has been very helpful. Can’t wait to try what I learned!
Please post some videos on Instagram and tag me @theskatingduo
Just meeting this for the first time. You are a better coach
You’re giving me way too much confidence, about to try this, I’ll let you know when I get out of the hospital.
Good luck!! I have now created a skating platform, filled with everything I have plus its a community of skaters too. www.showskaters.com. Check it out.
Nice tutorial. Thanks for the video!
This is an incredible tutorial! I'm learning so much, you communicate these concepts so clearly. I'm excited to practice these techniques and also check out your other videos.
Amazing to see how easy you make this look ! I am gonna watch this all again . .over & over again ! Stunning !
Just came across your channel. Loved this! You’re an inspiration!
Am just new to inline skates but I didn’t know Inline Figure Skating is a thing. Makes me want to try it but I can’t find any inline skates with front/toe stoppers in my country. Maybe someday :)
THIS VIDEO IS GOLD! I’m currently watching it every time before I go skating :) you are helping me so much! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I love trying figure skating moves on my skates. Subscribed!
Thankyou! For this video! I've been looking for a tutorial for inline artistic and this is the only account who explain very detail
You’re welcome
You make it look so easy!! 😅
It's great to see you've still got the moves Adam!
Will he watching your videos a lot I just ordered some skates to learn thus summer I'm gonna teach myself spins. Already know how to do cross over and eagle stop from childhood but always wanted to spin and learn to skate backwards and become fluid that is my goal this summer
Keep them coming!!!! I just got my first pair of inlines and there's almost zero content for beginners 😫
Check my new Instagram instagram.com/theskatingduocoaching?igshid=1skqdqs6k5e4j
@@AdamJukes the ig link didn't work. I'd like to check out your content for more tutorials, etc
Thank you Adam!! This has been very helpful.
Vow, what a wonderful demo! One problem with spinning on roller skate is if spinning on the tip of skate is comfortable ?looking very tied,but have impulse to try
Can you one-foot spin on a 4x80 rockered setup? (no toe pick)
Hi Adam sir I 1 2 see spin with slow motion thank you sir.
Where you at inlimes are my passion had to stop for a few years due to leukemia I’m getting decent at spins and I only use rentals right now I have a titanium hip as well but My basics are pretty strong and my heel an toe spins are pretty smooth
Amazing!!! I wish to try them!! 😍😍😍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Wow this is interesting I used to roller skate (with quads) and never thought you could do similar moves with inline skates. I might look into getting some inline frames as it looks easier (and safer) to skate outside. Great vid!
Go for it! links in my caption for a set
Beautiful. I can kinda do two foot spins on ice. Maybe I'll try on wheels. Thank you!
I will try this...thanks.
Interesting. I am always starting the sit spin by squating first and then going up. Not up and down . Both could be possible never tried that way. For the camel spin, it is easier if you start from parallel or twizzle, and the difference compared with ice is to use the heels this time.
Lovely video. Good manly exemple of inline figure skating .
I’m not quite sure what you mean exactly, please message m Instagram or Facebook @theskatingduo and I can help you further
@@AdamJukes you can spin by squatting and then sit pin and then going up spinner. i found easier that way. you did the opposite way in your video! i like that!
Thank you, Adam! Very useful tutorial. I will try one foot spin and Scratch spin, which I'm trying yo learn un muy inlines.🤗
You’re welcome, please post on Instagram and tag me, would love to see x
Keyboard in Spanish Mode,!🤭
Excited to be a new subscriber, will be back often.
This is awesome!! I so wish I'd had access to this decades ago. Grateful I've found it now! :)
Great mechanics explanations.
I have regular inline skates and really want to try these spins, hope it works
Hello Adam, so glad to see you are also teaching something we can try! Looking forward to more videos! :)
Hello Carmen, you’re very welcome x
Very good!!
Thank you x
they say the fluid in your ear is partly why balance gets dizzy. maybe going the other way helps calm the fluid down
Hello Adam, Thanks a lot. I was looking for this spintricks how I can learn the kids also spinning on the inline-figureskates.
The best skater ever. It helped me a lot . Thanks
Thanks!
Adam, wow! Thank you for sharing your terrific instructional video for doing spins on inline figure skates! :-)
You’re very welcome 😉
This is so cool! 👏
I have been in line skating since I was four, but I can’t do that. I can do bubbles and jumps and a few other smaller tricks but I can most definitely not do that.
i have never seen inline scates with a front stopper wow
Watching you in Philippines....
Kuya, do you have that kind of inline skates with toe stoppers and where did you buy one?
cool techniques...tq so much...
Thank you very much!
That undizzy method is so true tho 😂
Wow what skates do you use they are looking cool
That would make a good sport. No ice. Future Summer Olympic games
Do you have more lessons anywhere for off ice /in-line figure skates? I like how you explain what needs to happen and not happen? Where I live there is nowhere to learn inline figure skating locally, so if I want to learn on in-line skates I’m reliant on RUclips etc….
What are the roller skates called?
Thank you sir for such a beautiful explanation. If you are a beginner in inline figure skating, should you get 3 tire or 4 tire inline skates? I have been doing speed inline skating for 3 yrs.
i dont have inline figure skates but ill try
I absolutey do not understand how to spin more than once. I'm still a beginner but on ice one-foot spins aren't a problem while as soon as my toe stop hits the pavement I lose so much speed that I can't do more than one or two spins. I tried balancing on the front wheel and that helps a bit but most skaters seem to be able to spin with the toe stop on the ground. Is there a trick to it or do I just have to keep practicing and go into the spin with more power?
Thank you so much for your comment, please find me on Instagram or Facebook @theskatingduo send me a message and I can go into for detail with you. Have a good day.
I have the same problem...
Hey! Loved the well explained tutorial!
I wanted to know what inline skating shoes and wheels you used. I'm a beginner and I've been trying to get new ones. ☺️
Thanks u. I try to do
hey there. that really helped loved the tutorial. I was just wondering, do you think as a beginner i should practise to be able to do it both ways. or is knowing how to do one foot spin on one side good enough?
Thank you so much for this video. It is so incredibly helpful. What make and model of skates do you have?
it's harder to do on these but i've seen people do camels and even biellmanns on them
Good job 👍
Thank you x
Great video! What skates are you using? I’m looking to buy new ones.
Hi! Can you do these kind of things on a pair of affordable in-lines like Roller Derby Q series? It's what I got 😬
Great useful clip! Please give me advice How can you install front brake botton to your inlineskate?
You have to purchase inline Figure Skating frame, link in description
Thank u
Hey coach, do you think spins are too different on inline compared to ice skates? I've been trying to land some spins with my inlines but the form is too different IMO, and trying to practice inline to spin properly on ice skates feels really weird.
But you do forward spins on the outside edge? On ice, I've learned that you enter with an outside edge, but then you shift on the inside and on the rocker.
Thanks Adam for the great video. May I know what’s the brand of your skating shoes? I notice there are rubbers on the tip of the blade, that must be critical when spinning on one foot. Thank you!
Hello! I have a huge problem, which is that I do not have figure inlines. I have sporty ones and a '' stopper'' is on the back of the right one. What kind of spins will be the best for them? Ps. Your inline skating is amazing!
Thank you, you can try spinning on toe and heel, left toe and right heel if spinning to the left
Thanks a lot ☺️
@@AdamJukes hi, is it impossible to do the spin on one foot?
Hello :) do you have any recommendations on what wheels I should get (brand and hardness) for rougher surfaces, I don’t want to have to keep driving to my park to skate, but the wheels I have now (86a 72mm on rollline linea frames) cause my teeth to chatter skating on asphalt, it’s a very rocky, unsmooth ride to my park that’s 15 min away. The sidewalk has a lot of cracks and debris so skating on the road is ideal. Thank you again for your informative and inspiring videos!
I can’t use my right heel because I bought the only skates I could afford (from target) and it has a brake block on it.
Can u do a video for beginners?????
Love this!! What are the best brands/types of inline skates for doing spins? I have a pair of Swell brand inline skates that have 3 wheels, and the wheels are large. Are the quads with smaller wheels you're using better for spins? And what brand are your skates? Thanks!!!
Golden Horse Avant are the best, link in my caption to get some and save too, quads are totally different too, stick with inlines
hey, a question here if the toe stop is too sticky can it keep me from doing spins, because i feel like the toe stop on my Jackson mirage frame is just waaaaay too sticky, as soon as it touches the ground it's just glued, it wont budge, it has no drag at all, so i'm thinking about getting the STD Super Professional one
I am starting at Level 0 at learning how to inline skate. It looks fun and I want to find fun hobbies so I can go outside more and be more active. I found rollerskating fun but now im stumped between these shoes and the regular ones with 4 wheels and back stops. Can anyone give me advice on which is better to start with? Ultimately, I want to learn how to skate and do fun tricks, and dance.
How can I get the sense of where to put my weight even after trying many times without success? Is there any trick to it?
Great except my skates don't have that front stopper 😀 I'll be back once I've bought some lol
posting a video now with regular inlines
I'm gonna try these moves but with a normal freestyle set up. I don't have a setup that looks like an ice blade like you do.
how did you get on?
@@AdamJukes i have a flat rocker, 4 wheels at 80 mm each.
I am considering buying some in-line figure skates as it is really difficult to get to my local ice rink at the moment due to work commitments.
So I have two questions about in-line figure skating I was hoping you could answer:
1. how much harder is it, really, to spin on inline figure skates compared to spinning on ice? (ideally if you can give me a percentage or rating ie if ice was 1/10 difficulty the same thing on in-line skates would be ?/10 difficulty? (I keep seeing people who are clearly very good skaters who don’t seem to be able to do anything very fast or beyond basic in terms of spins on in-line skates…..so am I correct in assuming it is waaay harder to spin on these (regardless of brand) than to spin on ice skates on ice?
2. Have you used yours on different types of concrete and if so how much difference does it make if the concrete is rougher (ie the grey stuff they make outdoor tennis courts out of) vs the smooth concrete slabs you appear to be on. By difference I mean both in terms of how long the wheels last, and also if your wheels are worn, does that affect their ‘edges’ and performance, the same way a blunt edge affects ice skates?
If anyone else reading this comment has some experience with in line figure skates vs ice figure skates, I’d also love to hear your experiences
Actually looking further into your video I am feeling like maybe you just have to do everything much ‘better’ on off ice skates? Ie you have to be in the correct edge for the back spin, when you can get away with being on the wrong edge on ice, u have to be on the correct edge on the inline skates to have any chance at doing the spin (or jump or whatever)? (Which would be a great way to improve technique for good skaters, and a great way to suck all the fun out of it for terrible skaters like me lol)
the Pigskates are dangerous for urban skating. These rubber stoppers really take some getting used to. Switching from normal skates to these is difficult.
Thanks Adam! Can I ask what skates are you using??
I use my roller blades , can I spin like this too? It looks like your inline skate had stopper both front?
awesome video! i am wanting to get roller blades or skates and have a preference towards quad style skates, but i definitely want to skate in figure skating style. would i be able to achieve this with quads or inlines are the best way to go? i want to be able to still do all of these spins; will quads allow me to do this? thank you!
I can't buy off ice inline skates so I always figure skate on regular inlines, I can double spin, do double spins. It's hard but I have to Improvise
I've been roller skating for a while in could you like tell me the best places to buy Rollerblades
Ones like I have, inline figure skates? Where are you from?
That's so cool! On the first few minutes where you spin on your toe, are you avoiding leaning on the toe breaks, or they barely graze the ground?
im on my toe and first wheel, try not to put too much pressure though, or you will stop
Hey, I've been watching loads of online figure skates videos to try and figure out which ones I want to buy. I haven't been able to find anything on 3 v 4 wheels, do you have an opinion on this? I would assume 4 for heel balance to match ice skates but a lot of the most popular brands and most of the videos have 3.
Ive used both, now only use three as its what most use and also all competitive skaters use, the best is GH Avant with an adjustable wheel, link in my caption to save on a Pair too
can you do this on skates that don't have the stopper at the front?
Your explanations are great, thank you for sharing! I rotate on the right leg, clockwise, but I seem to prefer letting my weight on my left foot, rear wheel. How can I balance that in rotation so I can lift that left leg?
Thanks, head over to my Instagram. I have some more explanations on spins there, I’ll send you one directly just dm me @inlinefigureskatingcoach
If someone has inline skates but without stopper at the front where should he puts his weight while spinning?
What are the right wheels for inline figure skates? Ie for a camel spin
If I feel more confident doing the sit spin on my other leg is it right way? Or is it mistake? I'm always wondering if there's any rule contain which leg we should use doing the spins in figure skating
this would be called a back sit spin, we do spin on both
seems important to mention you need rockered frames to do this.
It is in the title. In-line figure Skates are all rockered skates.
My skates do not have a front toe pick. Is it still possible to a one foot spin without one?
What brand and model of online figure skates are you using?
How about spinning on speedskates with 3x110 wheels?