This is the final part of the on-ice axel class taught by Nick Perna and Audrey Weisiger at the 2010 G2C Extreme Supercamp.
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Add to “My Favorites” (Beta testing)No more hematoma hips! thanks Trevor for all your good work.
Love these videos! Nick’s = Cars! Audrey’s = Ponies! Excellent presentations! (Trevor: PERFECT Write-Ups above the videos! You spend a ton of time: selecting, editing, writing & posting!) THANK-YOU SO MUCH!
fabulous. there are many issues here, with the axel and all its moving parts, and the take off sets the tone for the entire jump. i noticed the free leg position (foot out to the side not directly in front) in a michelle leigh axel video- but it was never explained…this video makes many things clear that i wasn’t certain about before. AMAZING. i am certain these concepts will make a major difference in not only the jump itself but the comfort and organization within the jump. thank you so much!!
: I’m going back to this series to help me get my axel back! Lost the axel but my double loop is more secure now. Maybe I’ll find my axel in the lost & found. 🙂
Excellent video on the proper axel takeoff, love the roadway example! Thanks so much.
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