Mrs Redboots
09-08-2004, 06:00 AM
My coach has got hold of this book called "Conditioning for Figure Skaters" and, as I mentioned on the lessons/practice thread, he has started me, and some of his other skaters, on the on-ice aerobic exercises. One of them, though, is unclear, as it calls for "swizzle, swizzle, swizzle, dip jump".
Now, my coach reads that as what we call "lemons" (i.e. feet moving apart on BI edges and then back together again. Is this correct?
Not that it matters, as he's substituted back slaloms into a dip jump for his skaters (I can't really do that, it's scary, but fun!), but we just wondered what the original exercise would have been.
Now, my coach reads that as what we call "lemons" (i.e. feet moving apart on BI edges and then back together again. Is this correct?
Not that it matters, as he's substituted back slaloms into a dip jump for his skaters (I can't really do that, it's scary, but fun!), but we just wondered what the original exercise would have been.