If you point down with your toe up on your free foot once you cross your free foot at your skating leg's knee and have free foot heel parallel with the ice, you can generate even more speed or rotations as you press your leg down be cause your legs will be even tighter together. Try it. Watch your shoulders that they are parallel with the ice or you'll travel near the end of your spin.
I’ve been mistakenly trying the “more speed” version first and I just tried the version you did prior to that on my spinner and what a night and day difference! I’m going to use the beginner “open close” version from now on until I build up the muscle memory more ❤️ Thank you 🙌
Thank you for all the great content! I love watching your videos, and I can't wait to see more. I would also like to see videos on different flying spins!
Idk if you said the already but if you didn’t say then I just wanna say that you have to have a little outside edge so you don’t fall on your inside edge (only do a bit of outside edge tho)
You’re moving left/right because you’re skating on an edge (either outside or inside). This is probably because you’re pushing your weight slightly more on a side, so try to distribute your weight more evenly and that should help :)
If you point down with your toe up on your free foot once you cross your free foot at your skating leg's knee and have free foot heel parallel with the ice, you can generate even more speed or rotations as you press your leg down be cause your legs will be even tighter together. Try it. Watch your shoulders that they are parallel with the ice or you'll travel near the end of your spin.
I’ve been mistakenly trying the “more speed” version first and I just tried the version you did prior to that on my spinner and what a night and day difference! I’m going to use the beginner “open close” version from now on until I build up the muscle memory more ❤️ Thank you 🙌
Excellent tips on how to do the forward scratch spin. With more practice, a basic scratch spin will become a powerful scratch spin.
THANK YOU THIS HELPED SOOOO MUCH II FINNALLY PASSED MY TEST
Thank you for all the great content! I love watching your videos, and I can't wait to see more. I would also like to see videos on different flying spins!
Amazing! How do you stay so strong in your open position?
Love this video and love all you content your so great! Never give up your so good at ice skating also! Keep being amazing!!
Idk if you said the already but if you didn’t say then I just wanna say that you have to have a little outside edge so you don’t fall on your inside edge (only do a bit of outside edge tho)
THANK YOU SOOO MUCHHHH❤❤❤
omg you’re perfect ily and thank you
very nice explanation, many thanks. Your spin is still a bit travelling. I have the same problem. How can I fix it?
do you have any tips on how to get off my toe pick doing the spin??
Could you do a back spin tutorial please 🤩
nice moves, could u please be kind enough to remake a back scratch spin video, Jasmine. Much appreciated ~!
Tysm for this video! One question: should my toe pick be scratching the ice or not?
The bottom toe pick will lightly scratch the ice… thus the name scratch spin. You are balancing on the “ball of the foot” or just behind the toes.
Hello.. i am a beginner and my one foot glide can not move straight. Always move forward left or right. Can you give me some tips? Thanks
You’re moving left/right because you’re skating on an edge (either outside or inside). This is probably because you’re pushing your weight slightly more on a side, so try to distribute your weight more evenly and that should help :)
@@eleanorodon thank you
Sit Spin Please