This is super helpful! My coach didn’t take me through backward outside edges before we started jumps and I really struggle with the landing going inside edge even if I curve the right way. I’ll practice my backward edges!

@DerpyMonaLisa

Жыл бұрын

Same

@sixstringcaffeine

Жыл бұрын

Same! My landings were terrible because I was not comfortable landing and following through on my outside edge.

You are a great teacher! I wish my coach had been able to break ir down in steps like this way back when I was skating!

@SparkleSkater

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

Gah, you make it look so easy! I love the way you break things down into the right amount of progressive increments. With a little luck and a lot of deliberate practice maybe I can land a waltz jump by the end of this year! Wish me luck!

@rickr530

3 ай бұрын

I finally got over my mental block and am able to waltz jump (small and poorly but still 😇 ). I had a real fear of landing backwards on one foot and just couldn't commit to rotating in the air, but then I remembered the tips at 4:00 and 5:10 to do the 2-foot jumps, and that exercise gave me the familiarity and confidence to move on to one foot. THANK YOU!

Practiced on wall on Wednesday, landed my first baby waltz today! Thanks Jazmin ^^

@SparkleSkater

Жыл бұрын

I am so happy for you!!

So helpful I learned this today on rollerblades (icerink is closed) in less than 2 hours ^^ I'm completely amateur so chanel Iike your help very much

Thank you, Jasmine. You are a great coach!❤

This is such a good tutorial! You deserve way more likes and views, your an incredible teacher. Thank you.

Thank you for your explanation, your breakdown of everything was suuuuper helpful. I think I might finally understand what I'm doing wrong. I'm trying to rock to my toe pick to jump before I'm in that proper H position and I think that's what's throwing me off my balance and making a clean waltz jump difficult for me.

Thank you so much for all these tips! My coach took me immediately to mid ice, demonstrated the waltz (silently) and asked me to do it! no toe hop, bunny hop, technical direction (e.g. take off & land on toe pick) =) needless to say, im currently not doing it. Now i am excited to apply your tips step by step!

@TheLarryBrown

10 ай бұрын

Hahaha....that coaching technique. That actually will be the best approach for some minority of talented students. That would be a "learn by doing" "learn by watching" "visual learner" or "learn by example" approach.

@noorallawati5390

10 ай бұрын

@TheLarryBrown I know. And I did some things with her this way. But I generally like knowing the break down of elements, to manipulate/change them in the future. And she knew I'm a scaredy cat + never skates before and didn't know blade had flat, in & out 🤣

@luablau

27 күн бұрын

I have the feeling that video instructions are better than some (or many?) in-person coaches. Mine at least starts off skates and occasionally corrects some posture, but never talked about the h position or bringing the arms behind which is always seen on "bigger waltz" (the Axel)

This will help so much!! Great video!! Thanks!!!

Ty for this perfect explanation!!!❤️

Thank you for this amazing video!

Thank you so much!!! That was realy helpful♡♡♡

Great tutorial ! Thank you - I think that thanks to you I will finally improve my walz jump 😊

@SparkleSkater

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! I am happy I can help!

Thank you! Very helpful video =)

Thank you so much!

Miss skating so much💔

Thankkss

Do you wear parabolic or regular gold seal? Your videos are great for adults who learn better with break down of each element. Keep up the good work!

@SparkleSkater

Жыл бұрын

I have gold seal revolution blades.

Si ya lo sé hacer en patines de 4 ruedas, aqui es mas fácil o mas dificil porque se hace mas fuerza?

@rickr530

3 ай бұрын

I think landing on a blade on the ice would be a little more difficult than landing on wheels, but if you're really good on wheels then it's probably not a difficult transition to ice.

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