Learn to do 3 Fun Lunge Variations on Ice! - Backward Lunge, Turning Lunge and Knee Slide!
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- Hello Skaters! Welcome back, today’s tutorial is a fun one! I am going to show you how to do three variations on a basic figure skating lunge. You will learn how to do a lunge that starts forwards and turns backwards midway through. You will learn how to get into a lung while skating backwards, and you will learn ho to go into a beautiful knee slide from a forward lunge. Super fun. If you haven’t learned how to do a basic forwards lunge yet, check out this tutorial..... • Learn To Do a Forward ...
You may want some knee pads for the lunge slide, I like these ballet knee pads because they are thin and flexible which makes them easy to move in, while still cushioning your knee. Ballet knee pads... amzn.to/32lVVhx
Join my Patreon to get access to Insider Only content:
/ coachjulia
I would love to connect with you!!
/ julia.rodell
/ skatingcoachjulia
My Figure Skate Boots are Custom Harlick (If you order Your own boots from Harlick, let them know I sent you!) www.harlick.com
My Figure Skate Blades are MK Gold Star Revolution
Coach Julia has been skating (first on roller and then on ice) for over 30 years. She was a competitive skater until she turned 21 when she got her first contract as a professional show skater. Julia has been a figure skating coach for 15 years, is a USFS Gold Medalist in Moves in the Field, and an ISI Gold Level certified judge. She has held positions as the Skating Director of the largest skating program in the United States, as well as Head Coach at two different skating clubs. Julia has now turned her skills towards a larger audience and is bringing her love and knowledge of skating to all of you!
This is a really good lesson for kids. Who don't know how to do this yet, You are a very good skater and coach!
Thank you so much!
Kids? Adults, too.
Love this video! So much more to learn, skating backward. The 3 turn still scares me a bit but with continued progress I'll make it one day :D My rink is also closed for the season so I'm roller skating at the moment and last week I managed to skate backward for the first time. I'd love to see more with your coach! Maybe a little interview how your skating journey has gone, what you've struggled with to learn, what you're a natural at, proudest moments, stuff like that would be great to see :D
I am so honored that you want to know more about my skating journey!
Thanks for the knee slide tutorial, I have always wanted to add that to my repertoire!
This chanel is a bless.
Helena Gutierrez it is 💯❤️
Awe, that is really sweet of you to say.
I accidentally discovered one of your videos yesterday, and I couldn't stop binging🙈😀 I cannot describe how much I loved them all! How short, to the point, and detailed your instructions are, also the amount of repetition of certain parts of each move - it's just perfect!
A few years back myself and my husband decided we were tired of YOLOing the fun moves and went to adult lessons to "learn the tricks the proper way". It was definitely helpful to see some drills, but every time I'd do something more challenging that wouldn't be 100% perfect my coach would just tell me that something was wrong and wouldn't point to a specific issue, needless to say she'd do the whole combination without pointing to some common mistakes. And I remember longing for an explanation like the ones you provide in every video.
I'm so happy I found your channel! Now that the rinks are finally open, we will be definitely doing a follow-along. Thanks so much and happy holidays from the North❤
Awe, I am so glad to hear from people who are finding my instruction style helpful! I hope I can keep making binge-worthy content for you!
Amazing video, cant wait to try them on the rink. Would love to see your video on arm movements as aesthetics moves.
That’s a fun idea! thanks!
Ive always wanted to learn how to do the knee slide, ive had trouble with it for so long! The way you have explained it was super simple and easy to understand. Thank you for the video!
You are so welcome! Happy to help. have fun with it.
You are such a great ice skater and coach!
Thank you so much!
Damn, these were awesome! Looking forward to trying them!
I have a question! How do you get out of that last lunge "gracefully"? Because you kind of end up with no speed in the end...
I love all your videos, they made me learn things so quickly, it’s insane so thank you so much for that!! I’d really like to see more videos on the different ways of spinning after the two then one foot spins ☺️
Great suggestion!
I love this move, I've been trying it for a while and can't get it, do you have anymore tips please, 🙏
Is the lunge with 3 turn an easy way to learn a 3 turn because you're already near the ice surface and won't fall very far if you stuff it up?
That’s one of the things that is so great about lunges, if you mess up, you are already so close to the ice that you won’t fall very far! if you need to learn your three turns, I will have a tutorial on that coming up on Sunday August 2nd!
@@CoachJulia - Yay!
@CoachJulia I'm coming back to this coach coz your comment motivated me and recreational skaters are amazed by my basic forward lunge with aesthetic arms and being able to get up immediately from being so far low and continue transitioning into a c step (formerly mohawk) and back crossovers etc😂 I have learned so much from you and adult skaters always know you if I mention your name and I'm all the way in NY
How do you get up after the 3rd variation? Like, to smoothly transition back into skating
Omg I really want to try these. I’ve been seeing young advanced skaters lunging a lot at my ice rink. Which one is easier? I would start with the easiest one first. 😅
I can't say which one is easier exactly, but the knee slide is super fun so you should try that!
I really want to try these out but my ice rink is closed
Sorry to hear that! just keep this video in mind for once your rink is back open.
Can it be done with inline skates ??
I mean… sorta, you’ll have to adjust certain positions and you’ll need more speed due to how much friction will be there. But technically yes.
Stretching on the ice rink wall is just a bad idea and I'm going to suggest that it should be avoided by everyone, but certainly coaches should not instruct students to do it. You are using the wall like you would a barre in ballet class, but the wall and the ice and your skates are all very different from a barre, the floor, and shoes. You can't grip that wall like you can a barre. You can't wrap your fingers around it, making it a flimsy support. Look at coach's position at 0:56. Her front teeth are 12" from the corner of that railing and heading in its direction. If she were to slip with her left skate, and how likely is a student to do that?, BAM instant trip to the oral surgeon for posts and two or more prosthetic teeth. Bad idea.
Honestly, in my 35 years on the ice and my 17 years of coaching I have never even once seen that happen. I am not saying it couldn’t, but I have coached hundreds of kids, seen thousands of falls and never one like that. I used to manage a skating program with over 1,000 skaters in it. Still never saw a fall like that.
@@CoachJulia Well....in other news, I liked your video.
@@TheLarryBrown I am glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching. 😊
@@TheLarryBrownRespectfully… you got cooked m8! Maybe save the coaching for the coaches 🤷🏾♂️😂