I Trained Like An Olympic Figure Skater
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- Опубликовано: 2 май 2024
- I trained with Figure Skating Olympian Lloyd Eisler for 8 weeks, leading up to a real competition! Go follow my Instagram to see everything we don't show on RUclips!! / michellekhare #ChallengeAccepted #ChallengeAcceptedSeason2
Thank you so much to my amazing coaches:
Lloyd Eisler, 5x Olympian - Head Coach
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Amy Coperchini - Choreographer
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Larisa Cherednichenko - Ballet Instructor
Special thanks to LA Kings Valley Ice Center. Be sure to visit if you’re ever in the LA area and looking for a figure skating or hockey lesson! :)
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www.lakingsvalleyicecenter.com/
Commentators:
Kelsey Darragh - / kelseydarragh
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Music Video and Competition Song by the amazing Abigail Barlow! Be sure to listen to her music here:
Music Video Song - open.spotify.com/track/3Am0Yb...
Competition Song - open.spotify.com/track/69KB0g...
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TEAM MK:
Executive Producer - Michelle Khare
Creative Director - Garrett Kennell • / garrettkennell
Producer - Iris Sullivan
Editor - Silas Orteza • www.silasorteza.com/
Assistant Editor - Madeline Puzzo
Director of Photography - Kevin Stiller • www.kevinstiller.com/
Music Video Camera Operator - Christian Lalonde
Camera Operator - Mark Christian
Camera Operator - Sam Mosco
Camera Operator - Casey Hilliard
Assistant Camera - AJ Young
Production Assistant - Madeline Khare
Graphic Designer - Taylor Dolniak
Hair and Makeup - Olivia Shipman
Still Photography - Tony Moux
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It's finally here! What did you think of this episode? Silas and Madeline knocked it out of the park with this edit!! We put so much love, time, and resources into these episodes, and I hope you enjoy it. :) P.S. For everyone asking - the songs during the music video and final competition are by my very talented friend Abigail Barlow! Be sure to check out her music on Spotify!
you did amazing! i’m proud to call you a part of our figure skating family!
You did incredible! You making me want to start figure skating but it sounds scary 😂
I loved everything about it! It always helps me so so much that you show your us fear and insecurity, the times something didn't work, that you can cry and just all the ups and downs. Not just a straight progression to sucess and "flawlessness". Thank you for that!
And when you went on the ice for fun I cried . You looked so happy and awesome and like you really felt yourself. I want that too and now I feel really encouraged 👧❤
(Also especially by the MMA fighting video and your ballet video. I've watched those multiple times😊)
Do Basketball next pls💖
So happy she left buzzfeed
Look at her now
BowMaster isn’t she doing the exact kind of stuff she did while on buzzfeed? Not trying to be an asshole
Kiana Alexis she was, but at least all the money goes to her directly
She also said in some video that Buzzfeed wasn't going to let her do these types of videos. That they felt she already did enough of them or something along that line.
Watch her go m m m m m
Next should be Ryan and Shane's Unsolved
I got shooked when she said she was 27, because she actually looks 19.
Same
Asians don’t age lol
Me too 😨😊
@@watching2341 she is not asian, BRUH
@@katkakurovska1153 India is in Asia. But she's not lol.
My favourite thing from this video - “I wanted to prove to myself I could do something perfect under pressure.. and what i learned was maybe I can’t do that, but what I can do, is fall under pressure and get back up.” - Michelle the most inspirational person alive.
Wow🎉
shes such a wise person from all these experiences I love her quotes
I’ve been skating for 1.5 years and I still can’t do a flip jump soo well done🎉🎉🎉
🎉
Honestly the fact that she fell and managed to get right back up and smile, even though that was literally her BIGGEST fear this video, is my favorite part
As a figure skater, I don’t think people realize how quickly she advanced. 2 months and she already landed her flip jump. Way to go Michelle!!!
I completely agree although she does have an Olympic coach speaking from experience here I've only been skating three years and just finished MY flip
It took me 2 years to land a flip jump!
It took me 6 months to land a flip jump but I have background sports with cheer
Kota Cove oh at that time I had none
Isn't she already an elite athlete? Not that they are similar, but she placed nationally in cycling. That gives me the impression that she's very athletically gifted and also has the psychology to go very far in a short period of time.
When she was crying about not being confident I felt that
Bri s saaaaaaaaaame 😭🤧
i swear i just saw you in the comments of alx james’ gabbie video?
I felt it when you said, "I hate feeling like there's a time limit." It sucks knowing that life is short, and you haven't really done much and you're already halfway through adulthood. I'm just so glad that you're pushing yourself to do these things even if you don't feel the best. I admire you and I hope you look back and feel satisfied with the effort you put into yourself and your viewers.
She advanced so quickly! As a figure ice skater it took me 3 years to learn a flip so the fact she made it in 2 months just shows how much she accomplishes and does for her youtube&herself
how old were you when you started skating?
9! Im 15 now
When she falls, the guy is there so fast I feel like he teleported.
Gotta love that guy
on some edward cullen type shit
Friday yep.
edward is that you?
It was homestly really sweet that he went over that quick to help her
she is littrally the definition of "live your life to the fullest"
Agree ❤️
because she has money. average person struggles on a daily basis
@@purpleteardropss true we are busy in dealing with everday problems 😖😖
@@purpleteardropss yeah. she's able to do the stuff she wants to try and earn money at the same time..
@@purpleteardropss We can have either reasons to do what we want, or excuses not to. Harder or easier, it's always a choice.
As a figure skater I was personally REALLY impressed with Michelle. She took 6 weeks to oearn all of these moves from scratch while it took me aroung 1 whole year! Michelle really has made A LOT of progress in her skating.
Take in consideration that she already have body training like her flexibility was already enough for that routine and she had the pressure of learning for a challenge and also she was being trained by Olympic athletes, not saying this to make her look like her achievements were not important, but to let people that are willing to learn know that is not that easy and you will fall, cry, and work a lot to get at a near point, and you can’t give up!
@@BAmelia2316are you trying to make it seem like she didn’t work hard or something Michelle isn’t that flexible
@@LundynWalker2cool you must be blind bro I literally said that i was not saying that to undervalue her work here but to let people that are new in any sport know that her situation is very different that the place that you will be as a regular beginner, and I know that she is not that flexible is not like I didn’t see this video but she was flexible enough to get to a skill good enough to pull this quicker
Marsha’s story filled my heart with mixed emotions, it’s so sweet that she started when her husband died and held the memory of him thinking that it looked amazing watching a ice skater with her. But it’s so heartbreaking her husband died and that’s when she started that feeling must have loomed on her for a bit “why couldn’t I have started when he was around to watch” must’ve turned into “he is here watching me in spirit (if she’s religious probably something like he is watching down on me from heaven) and that feeling must send warmth into her while she skates. There’s passion from her blades sent shivers like he was right there with her happy for her and she could feel his energy with her ❤ it’s so bittersweet
She can’t even be upset with herself because she started off with not being able to skate at all and now she’s here.
Exactly
I can’t even stay properly on the ice 😂
Harry Potter same 😂😂
I start skating at 4 (Canadian XD) but I never be able to jump. She was amazing. And knowing that a lot of my friend can't stop on ice or do the cross and she got it in that amount of time is incredible.
true
I love how she isn't fake and shows her mistakes and hardships and how sometimes she thinks of quitting but keeps going.
I agree, it’s always amazing to get back up and try again even if you fail. She shows what it is really like and works hard, it’s incredible. Also, ARMY for life. Forever we are bulletproof! Borahae~💜
ARMY forever
Yeah, i think its amazing how she is literally qualified to do anything and how she records lots of things like this, also... 사랑해요 아미~💜
@@Taekooklife-ez9fl Oh yes, she, Michelle, is like a
prototype of a human being others should be built after. 😉🥰. She has the personality in the videos, which every trainer wishes for his or her students not to mention her talent and attitude towards the goal what ever the nature throws at her.
She should win the 🥇 for being a human being!!!
ALSO SHE SHOWS, that not EVERYBODY HAS TO START AS A 4 YEAR OLD IN ORDER TO HAVE A GREAT PROGRESS!!!!
Oh and by the way, I was a 24 years old, when I started to learn how to speak in English! I was literally watching the Friends from a small car video player in a bath tub daily basis - in order to learn to speak English! I had subtitles on and off, which were extremely helpful.
And there are loads of students in our veterinary school, who are over twenty years olds and even a few 39 year olds in a starting class. (50% will be chosen by an entrance exam alone without any benefits from recommendations nor grades.)
English is not even close to my own language! You can not even compare!
Army forever (I purple u )💜
I am so PROUD of Michelle for this. Every single time she manages to just be even more incredibly and dedicated and proves that you really can do anything you put your mind to. This literally almost made me cry how well and beautifully done she on her performance. She’s doesn’t just do the challenges half heartedly but puts her all into and executes well every time. Loved this episode 💜
This video is the reason I started figure skating at 26! I just revisited it now, two years later, and I am beyond thankful to Michelle for giving me the confidence to start this. I suck, and I am reminded every time I'm on the ice that I suck but it's still really fun and I absolutely love it.
I expected Lloyd to be a little strict...he's actually funny and friendly
i'm guessing you watched ice princess way too many times lmao
army!!💜💜
iamDirtyWater ayeee armyyyy
I feel like the timeframe for this competition was so short it’s tough. Might as well just try to make the best out of a few small moves.
When I still took classes, my coach terrified me. XD
"If you're not living on the edge, you're taking too much room"
wow
Isla that was just amazingly described
my parents @ me
I was the 1,000 like
Isla im probs lying down then
why’d i read this as he said lmfao
This was my dream and Michelle is living it for me! People think that figure skating is easy,no its not easy its incredibly hard and Michelle is doing it beautifully ☺️
@@troepvanerik5880 idk some people
Do people r really think this? 8-O
@@mariemaier5630 I think that some people may think its very easy until they try it
I've been skating for 13 years so when you landed a flip in 2 months I was really impressed.
You should train like a firefighter next
interesting you say that... :)
Michelle Khare omg 😃💖
DOPE
yes!
Michelle Khare oooooo I’m excited!!
Remember this: you’re never too old to start ANY sport, because in 10 years you’re gonna look back and say “god, I wish I had started back then instead of thinking I was too old, because right now, I could’ve learned SO much”
Dumb bitch Ray very true. i’m 16 and starting to skate. when i was 12, i thought i was too old and never went through with it. now i wish i did. who knows how far i could’ve gone now? so i want to start before i regret not starting even more.
@@veganmocha lol 16 is still young
@@SeNsiTiviTy00 people told me that if you're over 12 and just started skating now you're to old
Now I lost my self-confidence lol
16 isn't too old. If you start at over 12 you probably won't compete at GPF or World championships as most who start at 4 can't even make it there or olympics but it's not impossible. There's a first time for every thing and hard work can induce miracles!!
When i was 14 i wanted to start dance but was too embarrassed to as i thought i was too old, now i wish i would have started at 14 as i would have years of experience by now. Just think, say you started at 17, by Michelle's age (27) you would already have 10 years of experience. It takes about 10 years to become good at something normally like a language or sport so i say at 16, start everything you want to do now so that when you're 26 you won't be saying "i wish i started at 16" you'll have 10 years experience in it!!
I grew up figuring skating and competed at the senior level. It was my entire life. To do this in two months it’s amazing!
The fact that she took in all the risks and thought like an figure skater is amazing.
The only move I mastered is the burrito
AHAHAHAHA OMGGG
Israa omg Same.
Same!!
Same
It’s 899 likes.I can’t like it..
I’m seeing everyone say “Train like a competitive cheerleader” and YES!!!!!
📣📣📣📣📣
Smoed who?😂
FLYER OR MAINN :)
I second this
The first girl started on the floor, laying on the ground is a penalty to your score if you do it so their performances aren’t completely like competitive performances as they don’t stick to all the guidelines and rules
As a figure skater I would like to say how well you did , this was my favourite of your videos , people think this is easy but really it’s not . Well done! ( btw , I’m ten and a level 6 ice skater)your awesome, an inspiration and I love you.
When she says ‘You rush it because you’re stressed out,’ I genuinely felt that. Because it’s exactly what I do. I did a competition a few days ago, and during practice everything was great, but I fell on a double toe because I rushed.
Do a “I trained like an all-star cheerleader” challenge
Ashley Braun YESSSSS
YESS
Also I trained like an All-star Pom dancer!!!
Yessss Please
Valerie Camila Do a “ I trained to be a por- *wait maybe I shouldn’t say that :/* n star. 👀” challenge
When she said, "I hate feeling like there's a time limit"... I felt that.
Omg SAME.
literally what school revolves around.. time limits
it sucks.
Yes, I struggle with this alot and I'm not even that old😅 14 yrs
Esther Kim SAME. I’m the same age as you ;-;
Yeah well if you wanna get good... if you don’t train enough then you run out of time and lose your chance to succeed. Similar in every sport really.
Figure skating is very hard and takes a lot of determination, and this is coming from a dancer. Respect
Every time I watch your videos I cry and get chills you truly make it seem possible to try something new
Everyone: “I trained like a *suggestion*”
Me: “Can we talk about how great a teacher Lloyd is?”
I KNOW!! He seems so serious but he's actually very chill and has a lot of patience, I'd love to have a teacher like him
Yes he is an amazing instructor
Yes!! He’s so patient and I love his laugh and cheers. I imagine his attitude helps his students stay calm while learning. So great.
I would love to have a teacher like him!
No one is going to talk about how camera man had to film on ice?
A lot of times the ice is plastic I think
@@fawnowens6801 well she talked about how cold she got and you could definitely see frost on her pants when she would fall. I don't think it was plastic. Also, this is the first time I've ever heard anything like that but I'm no expert.
They don’t have to be on ice. There are boxes they can stand and film from.
There is also a zoom in on cameras
@@sallyrobles1851 several shots the camera is moving with her. I don't understand why y'all are trying to discredit a compliment for the camera person. 🤷🏼♀️
Michelle that was amazing. I don’t think some people realize how hard figure skating is and the fact that she learned everything in so little time is amazing. You go Michelle! ❤
Coming back to this in 2024 made me feel great.
I’ve been on and off of figure skating for years and I’m now starting to really want to get into it again, and this helped a lot to see.
Especially as a disabled person with leg ✨issues✨ seeing the 60 year old woman made me realize “hay! If she can do it maybe I really can do it!”
One of the first things I learned about skating was TO fall. Conquer your fear and learn how to do it best. It’s better to know the pain than deal with the unknown. I’ve taken that with me. Lol
If you read all that thank you. ^^
Imagine her getting a job and there’s literally so many things in her resume
Edit:Holy I didn’t expect alot of likes 🥺 thank u for all of the likes
That's what I thought 😂
Ice skating for a few weeks isn't something you put on your resume 😂 Sorry
@@evab.6240 I haven't finished watching the video yet, but she is training for a competition, so if she gets anywhere from first to third place, do you know how impressive that would be to put on a resume? "Got 2nd place in a competition only after 8 weeks of training, not knowing how to skate prior". That's awesome!
@@Rose-lz2et It wasn't a real competition, it was just for the video.
@@aspannas Well I still think that is super impressive, I think it's great to have so many things on your resume because it makes you more attractive than someone who has been working at target for 3 years. She has experience in so many fields and people love seeing that.
I cannot believe she did this in eight weeks. Incredibly impressive.
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Well when you have a coach who has gone to the Olympics, spent an hour or two with them in a lesson, and skate nearly everyday, you can advance quickly. Also if you include off ice training.
I honestly look up to her as a skater of two years. What she’s done is incredibly impressive.
I’ve been skating for four years! Im barley learning my waltz’s!
Rainbow Gacha Potato what have you been doing these 4 years?
Michelle, this video made me cry. It’s my thesis colloquium tomorrow & I got so emotional when you were showing your vulnerable self and it inspired me that if I work hard, believe in myself & show up then I will achieve my goals!
Oh my I so wish you the best! How it went?
I’m a figure skater and you did so good I’ve been skating for a few years and I’m just learning the waltz jump and you learned it in a day! Amazing job!!! It is not a easy sport and your doing amazing
Why is nobody talking about Marsha. That woman stole my whole heart
Yeah she was a boss!
She was so sweet too right after she comes up and is smiling like no tomorrow saying how fun that was and how proud of herself she was. I lived to have that level of confidence
Hana Marek she made me cry, women hold back so much to take care of their family. Once the husband dies, they dare to go out and do what they truly want!
Ditto! Made my day!
Marsha is a QUEEN 🙌🏻
“Remember you have knees. They bend”
IM SO DEEEEAAADDDD
Allis Wang literally every hockey dad or coach all day every practice
LITERALLY MY DAD
Sounds like my coach when I do crossovers
violet twomey or ice skate teacher
I felt that on an other level tbh
I am so very grateful that I found your channel, Michelle. I have binge watched a ton of them and can truthfully say that I have cried along with you. I don't know you and you don't know me, but every time I see you conqure your fears and keep going, I have an overwhelming sense of pride. You are an amazing human. Thank you for taking risks, showing us the true and sometimes not always pretty sides of each challenge.
your first lesson was literally so amazing! It took me 3 months to learn to even do a one foot glide or jump and you did it in like a few hours, that is so amazing!
Michelle is what i imagine my parents wanted their daughter to be like
Parents should be proud of their children whether they learn ice skating in one week or not
LasIvories for me my parents arent like that lol
haha so funny
LasIvories my parents aren’t like that
Maybe they did, but I can almost guarantee that they're still happy with whatever they got
“Remember you have knees, they bend” every skating coach ever
Haha yes! This is literally the reason I can’t do a double sal but can do double toe and loop- stoopid knees
and also tennis trainers
@@everlyw7892 I’m too scared to do a waltz man-
PLSSS
For real.. I'm learning speed skating
Wow the ending of this video brought me to TEARS ♥️ so inspiring watching her journey. Watching all her the self-doubts just disappear when it was showtime… AMAZING 😭 thank u Michelle for being so transparent about all her feelings going through all the motions. She is such an inspiration to everyone to seize every opportunity learning new things. Watched her cheerleading video first then this one and seeing how much she has grown from doubting herself you can really see the progression of her confidence growing!! I am such a huge fan 😻 she is such a huge inspiration to women & all people everywhere - thank u michelle!!
Watching this as a Paralympic alpine skier I have to say it’s amazing how you progressed and it truly shows the lessons I’ve learned over the years. My specialty is slalom and one of the things you find out over time is that you will never have a perfect slalom race. No matter what you are going to make mistakes. It’s so quick and you have almost no time to think so all you can do is trust your own abilities to counteract any mistake you make. The hours of training and effort that go in behind the scenes for that one competition is something most people don’t see. There’s a lot of sacrifice and struggle as you push towards that goal. You have to sacrifice in order to push forward and it’s great to see you show even a small taste of what that is like. When I was in middle and high school I drove an hour and a half almost every weekend to train with better coaches than were available in my hometown. I don’t have any lasting friends from high school really because of that, but the sacrifice was worth it when I got to compete on that world stage for the first time. Now I continue to strive to be better and see what else I can achieve in my sport. Hopefully everyone else who sees this can use it in their own life as motivation to keep pushing themselves further than they ever thought they could.
When she said i feel too old and i feel like theres a time limit for everything i felt that...
i felt that too
@Luke McCauley :0
Alaynaaa Aaatish she is right tho. Because we all are going to die one day.
@@caziis13 I felt that frl
dude same, im 19 and since im 13 I've been telling my parents that I want to train ballet, figure skating etc but they have told me "you're too old for it" its awful and discouraging
One thing I should remember while skating:
I have knees.
They bend.
That is one thing I could never seem to remember
Omg the opposite of gymnastics
Except when you stick it
Yes, or just.. Drop your butt. You don't even need to bend your knees, just drop your butt.
My coach:
BEND!!
BEND MORE!
FEEL YOUR EDGES!
DEEPER EDGES!
POINT OUT!
Thank you for being so raw in your challenges. Thank you for not sugarcoating the reality of accepting new challenges. Thank you for being you in the public eye. Thank you!
Im so happy for her, me just casually learning to skate through the years and seeing here pass through the frustrations and hurdles made me giddy! good job michelle as always
Imagine the stories she’s going to tell her kids.
She might just share the link
@@AnanyaSingh lol
She doesnt have to tell it, she just shows the videos😅🤣
Lilla Orsós but it’s so much better to tell it and they find the videos lmao. Imagine! 😂😭❤️
At this point you’ve done more things than Barbie
Some things u should try (roller derby, cheerleading, diving, surfing, gymnastics, skateboarding, trapeze, horseback riding, cosplay, soccer) any add ons?
I love your profile picture. I’m gonna try to be Ms.Joke at Comic-Con.
DiyGal thx and ooo that sounds like fun
LMAO OMG
Michelle Khare OMG ILY
@Sydney Fleming *yet*
as an ex-figure skater, your progress was insane!! you did so well, dude!! props to you for getting there so fast!!
This make me cry 😭 this was amazing, you have my respect ,it wasn’t easy the wholesome process, I’m proud of you 🥹❤
Guys don’t be sad that she got her jumps so quickly, she was training with a Olympian , don’t let yourself down
Plus she's already an athlete
SprinklesCakebottom 10hrs a week isn’t a lot tho
@SprinklesCakebottom no figure skating
It's both. She had resources and she worked hard.
Cherxyy ...
I cried seeing 66 yro Marsha on ice with such joy, and hearing her story!
I’m crying too! Such an inspiring person
I cried too!! I thought being 25 could be too old to start acting but in definitely taking classes soon
Instantly.
Same
Same
Hey Michelle after seeing this I am just in complete awe of your perseverance. Seeing you trying and trying even on your worst days inspired me so much. Seeing you fall and then get right back up and ultimately secure the second position made me realize that it's not how you did or how many people liked it but rather about the satisfaction that you had after giving your hundred percent on that stage. I know you are not going to read this but I just wanted to say that keep going and thank you for this Michelle. ❤
michelle is soo inspiring. She's also so real, and includes her mistakes while also showing that mistakes happen to everyone and they're okay to make :) ilysm michelle
Her speech about feeling to old to do things HIT ME. I’m only in my mid teens and yet I still constantly feel like it’s too late for me to get as good at certain things as the people who’ve been doing it since birth. Especially in musical theatre.
I feel you, I also am in musical theatre and I really like it but sometimes it is discouraging since I haven't been doing it for to long. But it's never to late to start ANYTHING. So keep going, if you love musical theatre don't stop doing it 😼
Same..
I learned to figure skate when I was 19. I was competing against kids literally half my age. Along the way I met a lady who started learning to skate in her 60's.
You're never "too old", and it's only "too late" once you're dead. While you're still breathing, keep going. "Comparison is the thief of joy"
Luubelaar that’s so motivational...
Halo Kay you’re suuuper young, im 18 and barely have time but im starting as well :) do not worry too much! you’re young, beautiful and have time to practice! i’m rooting for u, 🥰🥰🥰
I wish all teachers were like Lloyd. He’s so nice and encouraging.
chicken lasagna that happened to me with dance
I dunno. He seems to have a lot of suppressed anger.
he’s so nice with his sexual misconduct charges and his ban from Skate Canada due to them
@@jennashaw6710 oh dang I didn’t know about that! That’s awful!!!
@@allys.8629 holy shit what
oh my god, she did amazing! fell once and got back up. wow ive watched this multiple times before but its hella inspiring every time
I just started binge watching Michelle’s vids and she is so impressive how quickly she adapts and she has to be the fittest person on earth!!
Michelle is the type of girl in school that everyone is jealous of bc she so perfect but you can’t be mad at her bc she really is so nice
you guys are close with each other? 🤔
@@mariosandejas2579 no but I luvvv watching her vids and she is sooo nice in each one so yea💕❤️
Trueee omgggg she is so niceee
so true tho
Why do you think you have the right to get mad at someone for a non-sense reason?
Can we take a moment to appreciate Marsha for teaching us that it's never too late to start anything? Love her!
Absolutely!!
I spend a lot of time thinking I've missed my chance as a SAHM and artist, when my passion is riding. Then I see beautiful, graceful people like Marsha and the older equestrians in the Olympics and remind myself that there is still time for me to raise my kids AND live.
@@sabrecrafted7409 Exactly!
if it wasnt for her michelle might have really throwed up
Bless her.💚💚💚💚🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Yesss
Ahhh this was absolutely incredible!!! As a learner inline skater, this has given me so much more courage to keep pushing and not worry so much about falling in front of people. I also am really wanting to try ice skating out now!!!! You took the whole challenge with grace and commitment. Really encouraging
I LOVE that you can see the growth as soon as she found her confidence. I know I’m late to the game on this video but it’s so inspiring.
As a figure skater I can only imagine how much all this training must have cost... especially with the coaches she has.
Lol prob Madi it all back from this vid but it's crazy though
They are also getting publicized by her and the rink so maybe they cut some costs off ? Idk
I do figure ice skating and I'm using mah brothers account
yeah im a figure skater too ive never had an olympic coach 😂
@@found13 they meant the cost of the coaching
As a figure skater who has been doing it for nine years since I was three, I really don't think people are realizing at all how quickly Michelle advanced in only two months.
O goodness I've been skating for 8 years since I was about 5 and it took me HALF A YEAR to learn and perfect my flip jump she did it in 2 months 💀😳
@@dianakhryapkina1474 I know right😳💜
Then again she did have an Olympian figure skater as her teacher
I think it also helps she is so fit and strong!
i’m a ballet dancer and you’re right!
The days you don't want to go to training, are the days you make the most improvement❤
You did AMAZING! I love watching your videos. Thank you so much for the confidence boosts!😀
"Remember you have knees. They bend." My coach says something along these lines almost every lesson XD
My dance teacher said that once when I was doing allegro. I kept on having straight legs and she just got so so angry
Sameee. They open their mouth and you know it’s gonna be “BeNd YoUr LeGs”
I'm teaching a friend to roller skate and I am constantly finding myself saying that!! it's so much easier to balance if you do
My dance teacher Always yells at me for bending my knees when I do an Arabesque or balancing or something xD
Rowan I do gymnastics and figure skating. In gymnastics I have to keep my legs straight and in skating I have to keep them bent.
Here's the thing I'm 13 and I feel like I missed my chance at doing things like martial arts and Sports and playing an instrument so I don't sign up and seeing her do figure skating is really inspiring and makes me realize maybe it isn't too late if she's able to do it maybe I can to
johnny weir started at 12 and now he's one of the most well known skaters so i would definitely say go for it:)
It's not too late! I started competitive Athletics at the ripe old age of 19, and now I'm international level athlete (I'm now 25). I'm not yet an Olympian, but I very well will be at the next games. You can do it, you may be too old for some sports, but in all the others you're still very, very young.
hey miss girl!! I'm thirteen too, and same! But this past november (december?) I started skating at my local rink, and I was scared for the exact same reason! But it is *SO* worth it to start skating, it's never too late! You should totally do it, I think you'll love it as much as I do!!
You can start as late or as early as you want i started when I was 4 but you can start a 13, 15, or 18 if you wanted
Its never too late just work hard, believe in yourself, and go for it
I loved this episode, it made me cry so much! ❤ it’s so important to know that if you mess up, just get up and keep going. It’s what makes us grow. Thank you for another awesome video, Michelle!
She is the person who would choose the second option 100% between "would you want to be the best at something or good at everything?"
I just love how she’s
so serious doing these kinds of
things, not goofing around or playing.
She respects what they do and is genuinely
curious on how they do what they do.
Yeah I have respect because I know a ton of people who would goof off
Someone: So what do you do for a living?
Michelle: Which day?
berta143140 hah that’s amazing
berta143140 honestly tho.
berta143140 isn’t it just youtuber...
😉
Maybe Baybe Yeah but I’m referring to how she tries different professions for each video
Hi Michelle! I recently found out about your channel and i've been binged watching all your vids. I love the courage in you and how i wish i can do the same as you. I can relate to when your growing older this fears keeps building up. That is where i am right now. Wish i've done many things when i was younger ♥ And hope to overcome all my fears in life. You're an inspiration! ♥I'm hit, I'm so touched and got teary on this one.
GIRL!!!! You're AMAZING!! I'm 47, suffering from so many physical limitations due to chronic illness. I am loving how dedicated you are!
"Am i past my prime"
Sad that I feel like that on a daily basis but im not even 16 yet
same here
me too, but I'm turning 19 like in a month
26 and already done 🤣
dude someone younger then u is always going to beat u but are u going to just feel like that u do it for fun
27:30
You are NEVER past your prime.
If you want to, you can do anything you want. Just set your mind to it and do it, don't feel pressured and just enjoy the things you love.
I can only skate in socks and a wooden floor.
my whole childhood in one comment😭
Lol me too😂
My childhood be like:
Mashallah
C C C o o k i e z 100th like 😂 noice
I loved the performance part because you learned ALOT in such a short period of time usually it takes several years to learn these moves. Having an Olympic coach, and choreographic coach it really made you get better fast and it took a lot of perseverance for you to get used to the workouts and that amazing. Going everyday training does help a lot too. I hope you continue figure skating lessons it was fabulous. What an amazing experience you must of had training with these coaches.
You inspire me so so much with your videos. I love that you share all of your doubts and feelings. Your videos actually helped me through some tough days and they always put a smile on my face and make me believe in myself again. Thank you
train to be a COMPETITION cheerleader?
like if you agree!
holy shit yes!!!!
YESSSS
yesssss
I've been a cheerleader one time I feel in the air on my knee with no mat
Great idea!
the confidence issue is something i understand all too well. “why can’t i just be confident out the gate?” i felt that deep.
I felt it deep too. Michelle, you are relatable and I am right there with you.
Same...
Yeah I feel like that too
I've got addicted to ice skating over the last 5 months of my life, I genuinely find being on ice to be one of the most relaxing yet fun things I ever find myself doing, and ever since coming into uni almost 2 months ago now, I immediately joined the ice skating society and started routinely skating twice a week in hopes of getting to a decent level at figure skating... sorry for the needless exposition, but I think it's cause of that that I enjoyed watching this video so much. Genuinely the drive showed by Michelle, the highs and lows, the supportive instructors and the excellence of the progress had me elated when she won that silver 😭😭😭, 4 year old video yet it inspires me so much today, love to see it
love this video! so refreshing to watch someone apply themselves, push through social norms and succeed!😊
“I trained like a Cirque Du Soleil acrobat”
That would be so awesome, but also so challenging!
yaaassssss
Nah she would break her spine
Kassy R YES
*YES*
Imagine being Michelle’s kid in the future, “my mom used to be a runway model, miss USA trainee, figure skater, ballerina, nasa astronaut, etc.” THE SKILLLS
"my dad has diabetes."
dana olivia you must be fun at parties
Blue Monarch sorry i didn’t mean to sound rude🥺
the DETERMINATION towards it is AMAZING.
Omg Michelle I am so happy and proud of you! You did so great as a figure skater and I can not believe you did that because it was so good even though you fell a couple times you just got right back up and that's ok falling helps you learn! Good job I was so happy you got 2nd place.💓
Michelle's Mom: What do you want to be when you grow up?
Michelle: Yes
tHaT mAkEs nO sCeNcE
Sophia Safa it does 😂
mia. Ehhhhhh
copied
S.C.P Foundation from where?
“I trained like a professional surfer”
That would be really cool to see cause there is a lot more behind scenes like breath holding, working out, etc.
It’s would be awesome to see you try tricks and stuff hehe
I wanna see this too! I went to a surf camp last summer, and I was so scared, but it was one of the most amazing experiences I have ever had and all I wanna do is surf more.
I am a professional surfer and I think that there is so much more to surfing than people think. She should totally train like a professional surfer.
Yes!! I would love this so much! Surfing is so addicting
Ahhhh would love to see this so much!
I want to learn figure skating so bad the way it looks and the feeling I get watching it let alone the feeling people explain it to be sound so freeing(when you’ve learned) but I don’t have to funds or transportation to learn it and it makes me really sad.
same, I don't have enough money and there's no ice skating place available around my town. Wish you luck to realize your dream, though!
Hi, i didnt know you before and just came here from the watcher top 5 olympics episode and i started crying at the end of this bc i was so proud of you. This is so fantastic and inspiring
My question is how was she able meet a five time medalist and gets to train with him?
I think she’s like a biking champion
He's a coach at the rink she mentions at the end of the video. Figure skating isn't a *huge* sport due to the limited number of rinks and the high cost, and doing it professionally eats up the years of your life that most people use getting degrees/starting careers. Because of that, many retired figure skaters end up as coaches, choreographers, or announcers. So it's not quite as uncommon to see an Olympian teaching at a local rink as it would be to see, say, a retired NFL athlete teaching at a local school.
her team can contact these people for these videos
Money.
Well she’s a popular RUclipsr...
“why can’t i just be confident out the gate?” felt that
RIGHT? Ugh.
I love this channel. Always puts a smile on my face! You and your team are awesome!