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Summary: Ice skating spin moves. Learn advanced ice skating tips in this free online video lesson, including how to do the one-foot spin in figure skating.
Dmitri Olympiev was born in Moscow, Russia, and has been skating since he was 4 years old. During his 26 years of skating, he has had an extensive professional competitive career under...read more
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"Hello my name is Dmitri Olympiev and I teach at Pines Ice Arena in Pembroke, Florida. You can reach us on the web at www.www.pinesicearena.com. Now I will teach you how to do “One Foot Spin”. This way I will bring my arms the same way I did on the two foot spin. Now I’m going to put one foot on the toe pick, this is going to be my pushing foot. I’m going to extend my arms, swing with them, I’m going to push off of the ice and bring my foot up. You can do the same thing with the other foot, keep in mind that your balance needs to be set right on the spinning foot all the time. Now to do my spin on the other foot, I need to keep my arms in the opposite direction, now my right arm is in front and my left arm is in the back. I swing and stop. We’ll be right back. "
eHow Article: One-Foot Spins in Ice Skating
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elkosti said
on 11/8/2009 excellent instructions
sk8terstar1 said
on 8/2/2008 why doesn't he teach like doubles or something if he is so advanced?
girlygirl1915 said
on 8/2/2008 omg my coach is wayyyy cooler than him lol he sux !!!!
chicksweetalina said
on 8/2/2008 every body needs to bequit couse yall just think your tite and hes hekka good it doesnt matter about his accent couse im russian tooooo
sk84eva said
on 8/2/2008 He looks like a beginning spinner to me.