Nick Perna shares some important drills to help skaters develop power from their forward edges.
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Thoroughly enjoyed both of these videos (fwd & bwd) great drills and explanations. Thank you!
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Anytime there is a transition, or push from one foot to another – you should be ‘activating’ that edge…LOVE IT! Thanks Nick!
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Thank you for sharing these drills and I have been putting into use and have received great results especially with one of my Adult students. Thank you again.
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When I introduced the water ski slalom to a skater this morning, she didn’t readily grasp the under push. I related it to cross-strokes and had her do a few cross-strokes, it clicked. The rhythm in the alternating water ski slalom seemed to make it easier. These are fun!
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I love the distinction between active and passive edges! I have never heard that before.
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Great explanation! Thank you
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I spent an hour today doing these slaloms and stomping and the noticeable differnece in my skating was fantastic! Thanks for these great drills. Such great explanations and demonstrations.
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