Created by: paul01234
Number of Blossarys: 51
English (EN) Forward stroking is almost the same as gliding. It's more like gliding with grace. You just have to make sure you're moving northeast or northwest your position. Don't use your toes in moving. You ...
This is a little tricky to learn by the books. Although, it is as simple as putting one foot over the other and remaining in the cross position for a second before the other foot is placed back to ...
A snowplow stop is keeping one foot north and the other pointing to either west or east, as long as it is pointing towards the foot going north. Remember knees bent and arms up. This maneuver is ...
Backward stroking doesn't sound so hard especially when your balance is secure. What you will be doing is much like a swizzle, you will be pushing your feet to get power but you will raise that ...
Backward crossovers are much easier, they are just harder to control. Now that you can skate backwards, try to do so in a circle and raise the leg outside-most the circle and cross it over with the ...
This is a more advanced stop where while one foot goes north the other goes west or east once more but at the back. The ankle of your latter foot will be touching the heel of the foot going north, ...
They are called this way because if you could mark your trail, you'd look like you're making the number three. First, start in a T position with one foot on the back. Imagine an axis which you'll be ...
