http://skateguard1.blogspot.no/2015/06/skating-in-sonjas-shadow-erna-andersen.html
26 April 2018
Kimmie Meissner's Double Axel
https://www.facebook.com/starsonice/videos/10152937044040936/
#SOIHowToTuesday from Kimmie Meissner! "Double axel has always been one of my favorite jumps! It took me a while to land cleanly, but after nearly two years I finally figured it out. For those of you wondering how to land your own double axel or just wondering how to perform one in general, here are a few important guidelines to follow."
- always try to step into the jump with your chest up and your free side open. Lunging on the step or allowing your body to be too square will only make your job harder. An easy way to think of the step is imagining you are pushing into an Ina Bauer.
- be sure not to hook your axel takeoff. You want to keep your momentum traveling in the direction you originally pushed.
- when leaving the ice, try to bring your free side all the way through, and throw your arms and leg forward. I always describe this part of the takeoff as trying to jump over the boards. It's also similar to how you would get yourself up onto a horse.
- now you're in the air and you want to squeeze all the space out between your arms and legs, while also placing yourself over your landing side. For me, I lock into my right side as soon as I begin rotating. Then it's important to stay there! The biggest problem many skaters run into when learning a new jump is breaking out too soon.
- finally, you want to anticipate the landing just a bit. After you've been doing a jump for a while, it's easy to sense when you should be impacting the ice. Once that knowledge comes, you can begin to prepare for the landing and ensure the success of your jump.
Happy axeling to all!!
Stars on Ice
#SOIHowToTuesday from Kimmie Meissner! "Double axel has always been one of my favorite jumps! It took me a while to land cleanly, but after nearly two years I finally figured it out. For those of you wondering how to land your own double axel or just wondering how to perform one in general, here are a few important guidelines to follow."
- always try to step into the jump with your chest up and your free side open. Lunging on the step or allowing your body to be too square will only make your job harder. An easy way to think of the step is imagining you are pushing into an Ina Bauer.
- be sure not to hook your axel takeoff. You want to keep your momentum traveling in the direction you originally pushed.
- when leaving the ice, try to bring your free side all the way through, and throw your arms and leg forward. I always describe this part of the takeoff as trying to jump over the boards. It's also similar to how you would get yourself up onto a horse.
- now you're in the air and you want to squeeze all the space out between your arms and legs, while also placing yourself over your landing side. For me, I lock into my right side as soon as I begin rotating. Then it's important to stay there! The biggest problem many skaters run into when learning a new jump is breaking out too soon.
- finally, you want to anticipate the landing just a bit. After you've been doing a jump for a while, it's easy to sense when you should be impacting the ice. Once that knowledge comes, you can begin to prepare for the landing and ensure the success of your jump.
Happy axeling to all!!
Stars on Ice
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List of highest scores in figure skating
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_highest_scores_in_figure_skating
ISU World Figure Skating Championships 2017 Helsinki, Finland
Утащала картинки из фейсбука: ISU Figure Skating
233.41 Points
2nd place Ladies: Kaetlyn OSMOND /CAN
218.13 Points
3rd place Ladies: Gabrielle DALEMAN /CAN
213.52 Points
213.52 Points
1st place Men: Yuzuru HANYU /JPN
321.59 Points
2nd place Men: Shoma UNO /JPN
319.31 Points
319.31 Points
3rd place Men: Boyang JIN /CHN
303.58 Points
303.58 Points
1st place Pairs: Wenjing SUI - Cong HAN /CHN
232.06 Points
232.06 Points
2nd place Pairs: Aliona SAVCHENKO - Bruno MASSOT /GER
230.30 Points
230.30 Points
3rd place Pairs: Evgenia TARASOVA - Vladimir MOROZOV /RUS
219.03 Points
219.03 Points
1st place Ice Dance: Tessa VIRTUE - Scott MOIR /CAN
198.62 Points
198.62 Points
2nd place Ice Dance: Gabriella PAPADAKIS - Guillaume CIZERON /FRA
196.04 Points
196.04 Points
3rd place Ice Dance: Maia SHIBUTANI - Alex SHIBUTANI /USA
185.18 Points
185.18 Points
28 March 2017
22 March 2017
Skaters, Don’t Throw Away a Practice because of One Mistake!
http://rebekahdixon.ca/dont-throw-away-practice/
14 March 2017
27 February 2017
Two videos
https://www.olympicchannel.com/en/playback/on-the-record/on-the-record-epsiodes/how-the-original-salchow-changed-figure-skating/
https://www.olympicchannel.com/en/playback/on-the-record/on-the-record-epsiodes/torvill-and-dean-perfection-brings-glorious-gold/
https://www.olympicchannel.com/en/playback/on-the-record/on-the-record-epsiodes/torvill-and-dean-perfection-brings-glorious-gold/
24 January 2017
Ostrava / CZE
OSTRAVAR ARENA
25.01.2017 - 29.01.2017
SCHEDULE (Ostrava, Central Europe Time)
Wednesday, Jan. 25
11:00 a.m. Ladies SP
06:45 p.m. Pairs SP
Thursday, Jan. 26
12:00 p.m. Ice Dance SD
07:00 p.m. Pairs FS
Friday, Jan. 27
11:15 p.m. Men SP
06:00 p.m. Ladies FS
Saturday, Jan. 28
01:30 p.m. Ice Dance FD
05:50 p.m. Men FS
STREAM
http://opsmedia.ru/match-arena-online/
http://3match.co/match-arena.html
http://news.sportbox.ru/Vidy_sporta/Figurnoe_katanie/videoLive scoring/starting order: http://www.isuresults.com/resul…/season1617/ec2017/index.htm
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