Ahh, it's not that different... The jumps are named the same I think, the rest is named after flora and fauna: Paook, kozlik, lastochka, tsaplia, yolochka...

Here's some sites you might find useful:
http://www.tulup.ru/articles/28/osno...i_prigkov.html
http://skateclass.ru/articles.shtml
http://inlineroller.narod.ru/
http://skateclass.ru/

And here's the Russian and English names:

Елочка (Basic Stroking), Фонарик, Подсечка (Crossovers), Кросс Ролл (Cross Roll), Перетяжка, Шассе (Chasse), Тройка (Three turn), Вальсовый шаг, Джаксон, Тройка №5, Скобка (Bracket), Твизл (Twizzle), Крюк и выкрюк (Rocker and Counter), Моухок (Mawhawk), Чоктау (Choctaw), Восьмерка, Фляк, Риттбергерный шаг, Обманный шаг, Дорожки шагов, Четырехшажный, Беговой, Петля \ Плуг, Drag-stop, Т-стоп, Parallel-Стоп (Хоккейный), На одной ноге, L-стоп

Пируэт (One Foot Spin), Винт (Scratch Spin), Волчок (Sit Spin), Либела (Camel Spin), Качающаяся либела (illusion spin), Заклон (Layback), Бильман (Bielleman), Кольцо (catch-the-foot), Карандаш (Martini-Glass Spin) \ Чинян (Flying Sit Spins), Бедуинский (Death Drop), Прыжок в либелу (Flying Camel)

Перекидной (Waltz Jump), Тулуп (Toe Loop) (RBO/RBO), Сальхов (Salchow) (LBI/RBO), Риттбергер (Loop) (RBO/RBO), Флип (Flip) (LBI/RBO), Лутц (Lutz) (LBO/RBO), Аксель (Axel) (LFO/RBO), Ойлер (Halp Loop) (RBO/LBI), Прыжок в шпагат (Split), Цак (Walley), Балетный прыжок (Мазурка), Козлик (Bunnyhop)

Ласточка (Spiral), Кораблик (Spreadeagle), Пистолетик (Duck), Besti squat \ Сantilever, Ina Bauer, Полушпагат (Lunge), Уголок (Hydroblading), Циркуль, Charlotte spiral

Поддержки (lifts), Подкрутки (twists), Выбросы (throws), Тодесы (death spiral) \ Вальс, Килиан, Влийцместер, Quickstep, Танго Канаста

Some 20 years ago it was ход назад & ход вперед

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Really? I learned it as podsechka from my mother, who took skating lessons in the late '60s and '70s... Must've been both terms in use then I guess. Or maybe it differed per region, what it was called like?

Although I think podsechka (cut-under or chop-under perhaps as a literal translation?) is a more accurate description than crossover... It's "overstappen" (step-over) in Dutch and I never could understand - where's the stepping? LOL!

kozlik???? LOL.

i'm never gonna keep all those straight in my head, but thanks for the list! it will probably be helpful at some point! and considering I can barely do any of those it's not a problem yet!

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Yeah. Zhil bil u babushki serenki kozlik...
The further you go into the woods from the bunny hop onwards, the less body parts of you are left undamaged, haha!

... ostalis ot kozlika rozhki, da nozhki...

haha, what accuracy!

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