TimDavidSkate
08-16-2005, 10:03 PM
I was thrilled to skate with Sarah today during my usual practice session. I ended up watching her the whole time she was there. She was practicing basic footwork and edges with a coach. Every single exercise has its own music tempo. (Every exercise has approx. 1 minute and 30 seconds)
She would follow his lead during each exercises. The final exercise they did was a move from a Junior Moves in the Field. It took her a couple of tries after one lap, then she mastered it. She asks her coach, "How was that?", he of course says, "that was fine" Sarah raised her arms up, "Yey!"
I thought that was cute
Her edges are so deep and silent.
After all her edge work, she plugged in her Ipod and started skating.
Sarah did camel/back camel. First few rev. was wobbly, but after 3 revs. it was a solid position. (forward outside camel) After she got out of the spin she whined, "I'm so sore"
Then she did camel/sit/back camel, backsit. Gorgeous!!!
She improvised to her music for less than a minute, then she got off.
Thankfully my friend had a camera phone, I was able to take a picture with her before she left.
Here is a link to my website that has the picture (http://www.timdavid.org/TIMDAVID.html)
She would follow his lead during each exercises. The final exercise they did was a move from a Junior Moves in the Field. It took her a couple of tries after one lap, then she mastered it. She asks her coach, "How was that?", he of course says, "that was fine" Sarah raised her arms up, "Yey!"
I thought that was cute
Her edges are so deep and silent.
After all her edge work, she plugged in her Ipod and started skating.
Sarah did camel/back camel. First few rev. was wobbly, but after 3 revs. it was a solid position. (forward outside camel) After she got out of the spin she whined, "I'm so sore"
Then she did camel/sit/back camel, backsit. Gorgeous!!!
She improvised to her music for less than a minute, then she got off.
Thankfully my friend had a camera phone, I was able to take a picture with her before she left.
Here is a link to my website that has the picture (http://www.timdavid.org/TIMDAVID.html)