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How do you define an "Attitude Spin"?
Hi Everyone:
I am thinking about competing in a spin competition where one of the required spins is either a layback or attitude spin. Since my layback is quite stinky, I was going to do what I think is an attitude spin. Is this an attitude? Skating leg bent, free leg out to the side, straight in the knee (not bent like a layback) with knee & toe facing up, not out. I believe Angela Nikodinov used to do a spin like this. Thanks in advance, Integrity |
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I was taught an attitude spin was w/ your free leg in an "attitude" position, as defined in ballet. So basically it's a layback spin from the waist down.
Your back stays vertical (iow, you do not lay it back), your arms can do whatever you want & your head stays up like a normal spin too. But your free leg is bent & turned out, behind you as much as possible, just like a layback. Correct me if I'm wrong, anyone? |
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I think I get the picture, thanks for the quick responses.
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I think this is a beautiful spin, by the way. I think its a little easier than a layback and looks very elegant. I wish more people would do them in comps! I am sooo sick of Biellmanns etc. that everyone seems to be doing now. Good luck with your spin comp!
(proud owner of a stinky layback as well)
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