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Summary: When forward stroking on ice skates, keep your body straight and push with the side of your blades. Learn how to do forward strokes when ice skating in this free beginner figure skating video lesson.
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"Hi, I'm Simon Fisher and I'm here at the Clearwater Ice Arena in Clearwater, Florida and on behalf of Expert Village. Hi, my name is Bill Shanks I'm going to demonstrate for you forward stroking. Now when you are doing forward stroking it is very important keep your arms, chest and body up and straight. No looking down. If your whole body follows your eyes, if you look down and can cause you to fall forward over your toe pegs. When you are doing forward stroking it is very important that you do not use your toe pegs. You are going to use the side of your blade to push. Here I would demonstrate. Once again I'm Bill Shanks thank you. "
eHow Article: How to do Forward Strokes on Ice Skates
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