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The Two-Foot Glide: Ice Skating for Beginners
The One-Foot Glide: Ice Skating for Beginners
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Get started with ice skating by gliding on two feet. Learn how to do a two-foot glide in this free figure … More
Gliding on one foot is an important ice skating skill. Learn how to do a one-foot glide in this free ice s… More
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Summary: Get started with ice skating by gliding on two feet. Learn how to do a two-foot glide in this free figure skating video lesson for beginning ice skaters.
Charlene Johnson-Dodge is a professional ice skater who has been skating competitively for eleven years. As an amateur competitor in both ISI and U.S.F.S.A fields, she won countless...read more
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"Hi, my name is Charlene Dodge and I'm here at the Clearwater Ice Arena in Clearwater, Florida and on behalf of Expert Village this is beginning ice skating. Hi, I'm Sharon Cook, I'm a skating school director at Clearwater Ice Arena and I'm here to demonstrate a 2 foot glide. A beginners goal into a 2 foot glide with a little marching step and then glide. Hopefully the distance of there height on 2 feet. I'm going to demonstrate how it is done as a beginner and then how it is done in a little more advance mode. Here we go. Also the skater can do it in different positions I'm going to show you a dip. Hands in front, bend the knees, up and then stop. "
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dawance88 said
on 8/2/2008 It would be nice if you could show it at different angles.