Michelle Leigh talks about how she introduces the waltz jump and she continues the discussion through some helpful exercises that also apply to axel and double axel.
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Add to “My Favorites” (Beta testing)sweet….i would also like to see michelle discuss position of her right leg where the calf is more horizontal. i would like to understand the differences that would occur with such free leg versus knee stacked over the foot (my coach used the example of stepping up a staircase)
Thank you so much for this demonstration and really outstanding idea of stepping out onto the ice!
Really like the idea of stepping onto the ice from the doorway. I’ll be trying this one out the next time I am on the ice coaching! Thanks.
That was absolutley fantastic! Thank you so much! I learned how to do the waltz jump with the free leg bent on the way back but extended on the way through. It;s difficult to demonstrate with it bent, but I will definitely teach it that way and work on it until I get it myself! Can you teach an old dog new tricks?
I really like the idea of teaching the take off at the boards like that. I’m going to try it with my skaters next time I see them. Thanks Michelle!
Great exercises – I’ve never thought of stepping down from the penalty box – very cool idea. Thanks Michelle!
I liked the details of the Waltz jump, thank you.
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