Something new to try! I’ve been playing with knee and hip placement (tweaking) to get positions to hold comfortably and make C turns move smoothly. I’ve been wondering how S turns compare to C turns … and you answer my unvoiced inquiry. 😁 Thanks Katie!
I thought I would be all about jam skating but it turns out I feel more drawn to artistic skating "moves", who knew! Thanks Katie for another great tutorial ❤
Been recently working on going forward to backward and backward to forward. This is perfect, especially in understanding edges going backwards. Great video, thank you
Hi Katie. Any exercise or tip to be able to hold the closed position? Your foots are perfectly parallel but with some angles my foots cross each other and quite scary. Thanks for all of the contents you create and share. My first to go channel to find a great explanation ❤
Try it off skates and get a feel for the pose. Give a good knee bend should help give your knees and feet some space. Then try it stationery in skates before working up to it rolling. .
Well spotted. Yes as pattinaggiojo has said above the axel tends to be a back outside to forward outside entry which would be a c turn but it’s amazing how often skaters use these turns without thinking about the technicality.
Hi, I'm just wondering if there's a lot of difference between 97A (Atom tones, that came with the skates) wheels and 100A? I have 97A and have a lot of trouble getting any sort of slide out of them. I skate at our local basketball court on a timber floor. I have noticed, when the wheels are quite dirty, they do "slip" a lot more, but still not particularly slippery. Thanks 🙂
I’m not sure you’d notice a big difference between the two. It could be the floor is just sticky. You could try some D scale wheels. They go harder. For D scale add 45 to get an idea of what they’d equate to in the A scale.
omg how are you doing these with toe plugs?!?! i want to use toe plugs when i do figures, but im just too scared of face planting 😭 do you know any tips? i'm just going from normal toestops, then adjusting them higher... then baby toestops, then adjusting them higher - which is still scary to me! And then i guess hopefully i'll get to plugs? i just love my toestop security too much lol
My main advise would be to skate as if you’re not wearing toe stops. So stop using the wheels instead etc. that way you’ll be more comfortable when you do take them out as you’re not relying on them. This might help ruclips.net/video/1N38lm1POyA/видео.html
It’s so normal to skate like this at first. It’s just a matter of practicing weight transfer. Let me send you a video link ruclips.net/video/PgV2IOE7Zxc/видео.html
Absolutely love watching and learning katie❤️ Your so Beautiful 🌹and love watching you Skate.🙂
Thank you so much xx Have fun learning ⭐️🛼💕
Your welcome Beautiful ❤️🌹 I can't wait to learn more Sweetheart ❤️ 🙂
Something new to try! I’ve been playing with knee and hip placement (tweaking) to get positions to hold comfortably and make C turns move smoothly. I’ve been wondering how S turns compare to C turns … and you answer my unvoiced inquiry. 😁 Thanks Katie!
These are great fun, enjoy learning xx.
As always very very very nice !!!
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I thought I would be all about jam skating but it turns out I feel more drawn to artistic skating "moves", who knew! Thanks Katie for another great tutorial ❤
Combine the two.
These are great turns to learn, have fun!
I definitely combine the two when I skate. Gives it my own style. Have lots of fun skating 💕⭐️🛼
@@Skatie I bet it's because I LOVED ice skating as a kid 😄
Been recently working on going forward to backward and backward to forward. This is perfect, especially in understanding edges going backwards. Great video, thank you
Have fun. I have a rolling 360 video coming soon which talks about this a bit more.
Thank you for the great tutorial video on the S turn.
Thank you ⭐️💕🛼
another great one Skatie thank you!
Thank you 🛼⭐️💕
I may try this eventually. Looks cool!
They’re very helpful to learn, they give you lots of turning options.
awesome! could uou make videos on more spins and jumps? (maybe one foot spins or simple jumps)
I have a one foot spin video ruclips.net/video/vs-TEb8kfH8/видео.html
Great skating! Also I love your purple hair!
Thank you so much!!
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Hi Katie. Any exercise or tip to be able to hold the closed position? Your foots are perfectly parallel but with some angles my foots cross each other and quite scary. Thanks for all of the contents you create and share. My first to go channel to find a great explanation ❤
Try it off skates and get a feel for the pose. Give a good knee bend should help give your knees and feet some space. Then try it stationery in skates before working up to it rolling. .
@@Skatiethank you for the tips. Off skate is probably best to get the feel and prepare the hips.❤
You mentioned the spin entrance... Is the usual axel entrance one of these turns too?
that would be more of a c-turn, its an outside edge to another outside edge 🤗
Well spotted. Yes as pattinaggiojo has said above the axel tends to be a back outside to forward outside entry which would be a c turn but it’s amazing how often skaters use these turns without thinking about the technicality.
Hi, I'm just wondering if there's a lot of difference between 97A (Atom tones, that came with the skates) wheels and 100A? I have 97A and have a lot of trouble getting any sort of slide out of them. I skate at our local basketball court on a timber floor. I have noticed, when the wheels are quite dirty, they do "slip" a lot more, but still not particularly slippery. Thanks 🙂
I’m not sure you’d notice a big difference between the two. It could be the floor is just sticky. You could try some D scale wheels. They go harder. For D scale add 45 to get an idea of what they’d equate to in the A scale.
@@Skatie great thanks for that! Really appreciate you taking the time to answer.
omg how are you doing these with toe plugs?!?!
i want to use toe plugs when i do figures, but im just too scared of face planting 😭 do you know any tips? i'm just going from normal toestops, then adjusting them higher... then baby toestops, then adjusting them higher - which is still scary to me! And then i guess hopefully i'll get to plugs? i just love my toestop security too much lol
My main advise would be to skate as if you’re not wearing toe stops. So stop using the wheels instead etc. that way you’ll be more comfortable when you do take them out as you’re not relying on them. This might help ruclips.net/video/1N38lm1POyA/видео.html
Also working on toe manuals will help you learn the tipping point without a toe stop too.
Hi Skatie, what skates are you using ?
Hi. I skate on a Roll-line dance plate with a Risport Turchese boot.
Hello skatie pls give me some tips I skate like a penguin 😂
It’s so normal to skate like this at first. It’s just a matter of practicing weight transfer. Let me send you a video link
ruclips.net/video/PgV2IOE7Zxc/видео.html