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monster · 05-02-2007, 10:58 PM

Sorry cloud, but what looks hard? For me it was the inside three-turns that took forever. For most it is the spirals and lunges, but they are a doddle for me -I had them sorted when I was still struggling with backwards one foot glides on Basic 3/4.

Dunno who this is, it'a not me, but I actually have a better spiral than this. But she looks less scared than me, so I bet she rocks at everything else. I'm an advanced beginner.

Ignore the jump -the very first turn on this clip -forwards to backwards- is what I had trouble with (again, it isn't me)

I thnk most of my problems are cause by being ambidextrous. In skating, for each move there is usually one side/turn you are better at. These should be consistent -lefties do it this way, righties do it that...... I just can't make up my mind!

05-02-2007, 10:58 PM	#5
monster I hear them call the tide Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Perpetual Chaos Posts: 30,852	Sorry cloud, but what looks hard? For me it was the inside three-turns that took forever. For most it is the spirals and lunges, but they are a doddle for me -I had them sorted when I was still struggling with backwards one foot glides on Basic 3/4. Dunno who this is, it'a not me, but I actually have a better spiral than this. But she looks less scared than me, so I bet she rocks at everything else. I'm an advanced beginner. Ignore the jump -the very first turn on this clip -forwards to backwards- is what I had trouble with (again, it isn't me) I thnk most of my problems are cause by being ambidextrous. In skating, for each move there is usually one side/turn you are better at. These should be consistent -lefties do it this way, righties do it that...... I just can't make up my mind! __________________ The most difficult thing is the decision to act, the rest is merely tenacity Amelia Earhart

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