The Simple Mistakes That Annoy Figure Skating Coaches

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As a full time figure skating coach, I love helping skaters fix their mistakes and start skating like they always dreamed of. However, there are some mistakes that really annoy me! Simple ones that my students can fix without me even having to tell them. The even more crazy thing is, correcting these mistakes will give them amazing results!
So in this lesson I'm going to show you the 5 simple mistakes that you can fix in your next training session. You don't need your coaches help, this is something you can start doing instantly. Hopefully you're ready to apply these corrections and start seeing the results.
In this lesson you'll learn:
- The 5 simple mistakes that annoy figure skating coaches
- How to correct these mistakes for the future
- How to have the best possible training session
Happy Skating!
- Mitch & Stacey

[@averycutecat1852]

Thank you for the great tip! For the first tip at 0:53, giving up on landings, I find it universally applicable in any other area. I got a correction in similar vein in my piano lesson, which is to continue playing even if I play a wrong note, rather than stop and giving up. I think the general message is that one should practice like how one would like to perform.

[@jennaefraley3881]

I was literally just thinking the same thing. When I'd mess up piano as a kid I would bang on the piano after and restart lol

[@nextedgetutorials]

Very welcome

[@samfromuk]

Good feedback. Great tips. Your impressions of the bad v good technique are spot on. I always find it entertaining and educational when a coach impersonates my poor techniques.

[@nextedgetutorials]

Thank you so much

[@shilohstepirishdance7832]

Thankyou. These were great tips. (and can apply to other areas of life!).

[@nextedgetutorials]

Very welcome and can definitely apply to other areas of life.

[@kseniathe9277]

That was actually super helpful! Thank you!

[@nextedgetutorials]

So happy it’s helpful and very welcome

[@shoupshermanwaypaprota5510]

Very good advice! Thank you for these good reminders that make such a big difference!! 😊

[@nextedgetutorials]

You're so welcome!❤️❤️❤️

[@mtVessel]

Simple mistakes that annoy viewers:
1. Not proofreading your titles 😏
Haha, just teasing. But seriously, you make the BEST skating videos, it's a shame to mar it with a silly typo. Thank you for this, and all your other great videos. Your channel is a great resource for tips and ideas for broadening my practice!

[@nextedgetutorials]

🤦🏻‍♀️ I can’t believe I made that mistake. Definitely will do a better job 😉

[@tomciras6672]

Hi Coach, just subscribed, I like your site, these simple mistakes and basic roles. Going to the rink, Coach and spectators are waiting, ice time is paid for; clear your mind of all distractions like social media and friendships many hours before, it's you and the ice. Thanks Coach!

[@nextedgetutorials]

Hello ❤️❤️ so happy you subscribed 👏👏let us know if you want anything specific 😉

[@tomciras6672]

​@@nextedgetutorials Thanks Coach, I will ! Skating is also about fitness so nobody give up because of judges. It's also about fun and staying fit.

[@ReaPiano]

Thank you for sharing such a useful tips! Liked and subscribed from a skater aka pianist~ 😍😍🥰🥰👍👍🌷🌷

[@nextedgetutorials]

Very very welcome 💕💕

[@ariane51000]

Useful, good tips again :) . Let's go tall when we enter the room and when we enter the ice :) Thank you, Stacy

[@nextedgetutorials]

Very welcome Ariane