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Skate Lingo Snake. Example: ”Stop being a snake.” ... Sketchy. Example: ”You landed that trick so sketchy.” ”That flat-bank is so sketchy.” ... Clean. Example: ”That nose slide was really clean.” ... ABD and NBD. Example: ”Kevin did and NBD at the skate park yesterday.” ... Powerslide. ... Stop Stone. ... Flatspot. ... Catch/Caught.

Basic Skills 4 Forward outside edge on a circle — R and L. Forward inside edge on a circle — R and L. Forward crossovers — clockwise and counterclockwise. Backward half swizzle pumps on a circle — clockwise and counterclockwise. Backward one-foot glides — R and L. Beginning two-foot spin — Up to two revolutions.

carve: to skate in a long, curving arc. fakie: skating backwards—the skater is standing in his or her normal stance, but the board is moving backward (not to be confused with "switch stance") frontside: when a trick or turn is executed with the front of the skater's body facing the ramp or obstacle.

Turn your head, arms and shoulders gently in the direction you want to turn, but do not let your hips and legs follow, otherwise you will just skate into a tight circle instead of turning. Your upper body will be facing one direction and your hips and feet another.

The six main rotational jumps are called the axel, the salchow, the loop, the toe loop, the flip and the lutz.

Ice skating is for anybody and easy to learn, whether you just want a bit of fun with friends or are serious about joining a team.

Figure skaters need to be able to glide, spin, turn, jump, hop, skip, and stop. They also need to develop agility, balance, coordination, flexibility, and the speed that comes from the explosive “quickness” of muscles.

0:34 6:58 You can practice this by holding onto the wall or pushing. Away from the coach just getting used toMoreYou can practice this by holding onto the wall or pushing. Away from the coach just getting used to that pushing off the technique. Be sure to never look down at your feet always stand nice and tall.

Along with "sick," something really cool might get called "ill," "insane," "gnar" (short for "gnarly"), or even "rad" or "righteous."

Technical skating refers to biomechanical principles applied to maximize all skating skills required in ice hockey. It is the fundamentals of skating. Players need to skate in a proper hockey stance with good knee bend, balance and edge control.

What does skater boy mean? A skater boy is slang (disparagingly and affectionately) for a guy who adopts the style and attitude of a stereotypical rebellious skateboarder. Related words: Bam Margera.

The Axel jump, also called the Axel Paulsen jump for its creator, Norwegian figure skater Axel Paulsen, is an edge jump in the sport of figure skating. ing to figure skating historian James Hines, the Axel is "figure skating's most difficult jump".

Skate Lingo Snake. Example: ”Stop being a snake.” ... Sketchy. Example: ”You landed that trick so sketchy.” ”That flat-bank is so sketchy.” ... Clean. Example: ”That nose slide was really clean.” ... ABD and NBD. Example: ”Kevin did and NBD at the skate park yesterday.” ... Powerslide. ... Stop Stone. ... Flatspot. ... Catch/Caught.

Basic Skills 4 Forward outside edge on a circle — R and L. Forward inside edge on a circle — R and L. Forward crossovers — clockwise and counterclockwise. Backward half swizzle pumps on a circle — clockwise and counterclockwise. Backward one-foot glides — R and L. Beginning two-foot spin — Up to two revolutions.

carve: to skate in a long, curving arc. fakie: skating backwards—the skater is standing in his or her normal stance, but the board is moving backward (not to be confused with "switch stance") frontside: when a trick or turn is executed with the front of the skater's body facing the ramp or obstacle.

Turn your head, arms and shoulders gently in the direction you want to turn, but do not let your hips and legs follow, otherwise you will just skate into a tight circle instead of turning. Your upper body will be facing one direction and your hips and feet another.

The six main rotational jumps are called the axel, the salchow, the loop, the toe loop, the flip and the lutz.

Ice skating is for anybody and easy to learn, whether you just want a bit of fun with friends or are serious about joining a team.

Figure skaters need to be able to glide, spin, turn, jump, hop, skip, and stop. They also need to develop agility, balance, coordination, flexibility, and the speed that comes from the explosive “quickness” of muscles.

0:34 6:58 You can practice this by holding onto the wall or pushing. Away from the coach just getting used toMoreYou can practice this by holding onto the wall or pushing. Away from the coach just getting used to that pushing off the technique. Be sure to never look down at your feet always stand nice and tall.

Along with "sick," something really cool might get called "ill," "insane," "gnar" (short for "gnarly"), or even "rad" or "righteous."

Technical skating refers to biomechanical principles applied to maximize all skating skills required in ice hockey. It is the fundamentals of skating. Players need to skate in a proper hockey stance with good knee bend, balance and edge control.

What does skater boy mean? A skater boy is slang (disparagingly and affectionately) for a guy who adopts the style and attitude of a stereotypical rebellious skateboarder. Related words: Bam Margera.

The Axel jump, also called the Axel Paulsen jump for its creator, Norwegian figure skater Axel Paulsen, is an edge jump in the sport of figure skating. ing to figure skating historian James Hines, the Axel is "figure skating's most difficult jump".