Ok fellow skaters!!!! Time to tell me what your fav. move as a SKATER is to do in the Discipline you do. As well as your fav. move to WATCH as a fan in that very same Discipline. For ex. If your a Freestyler. I want you to tell me your fav. move to do as a Freestyler..and your fav. move to watch as a fan in Freestyle. Ok fellow skaters...GO!!!!

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FSWer

I would like to learn split jump and split falling leaf jump. I really like to see those in programs if they are done properly. (By properly I mean the legs to be horizontal with ice.)
I also like spirals when the free leg is vertical. (Sasha Cohen, Caroline Zhang, Mirai Nagasu).

I LOVE good footwork but am nowhere near anything resembling "footwork" myself.

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Dianne
(A.O.S.S.? Got it BAD! )

My favorite move to do is a really fast, centered scratch spin. If I come out of the spin and realize I traveled 3/4 of the way down the rink, it isn't quite the same feeling.

My favorite move to watch- hmm- that layback spin that Caroline Zhang did in an exhibition where she held something like 50 revolutions was pretty amazing. (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQhf7WSUsGE) I also like when elites just do HUGE single jumps- that's as impressive as a good triple. And sometimes I'd be willing to stop my group lessons just to watch the instructor do crossovers, they are that good.

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-Jessi
What I need is a montage...
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My favorite move to do is more grace elements like ina bauers...even though my hips are closed so I do more or less my version of it. I also like doing my loop jump while holding my left leg with my left hand.

My favorite move watch is a flying sit spin. I haven't seen alot of the elite skaters do them and I get so disappointed because they really are impressive when done well.

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[i]Beauty May Be in the Eye of the Beholder
But passion is in the heart of a skater.[/I]

Layback spins!

It's probably my best spin right now and I've gotten a lot of compliments on it in the past year.

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I've got mad salchow disease!

I love to watch flying sit spins, too! I really want to learn how to do one some day.

My favorite to do....hmmm....I love doing fast, centered scratch spins. But I also love doing a huge, floating flip. So it's a tie between those two.

I LOVE watching a basic, GOOD spiral...and that is also my favorite thing to do...when I do a spiral, it's usually like the parting of the red sea...

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Skating Dreams

"All your life you are told the things you cannot do. All your life they will say you're not good enough or strong enough or talented enough; they will say you're the wrong height or the wrong weight or the wrong type to play this or be this or achieve this. THEY WILL TELL YOU NO, a thousand times no, until all the no's become meaningless. All your life they will tell you no, quite firmly and very quickly. AND YOU WILL TELL THEM YES." --Nike

axel jump
camel spin ,
lutz
upright spin

I love to see beautiful spread eagles.

My favorite move to do is the lutz.

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Happily defying the laws of physics when I skate...and not in a good way

If I could meet ole Axel Paulsen, I would kick him in the teeth

President and Founding member of the I hate Toe-Loops Club

Still a member, but trying to get out of the Pre-bronze peanut gallery.

Visit my skating journal

fav move to watch - illusion spin. just wow.

fave to do - spirals - backwards, forwards, any which way. love that gllllliiiiiidddddeeeee

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It's all about the dress!

My favorites to watch: triple or double loop; death drop; flying forward sit; Silver Tango (Harris Tango); Paso Doble; and senior MIF done really well

My favorites to do: sit spin, camel spin, usually (but not currently) lutz, forward perimeter crossovers, forward and backward power circles (mostly forward CW and backward CCW), and RFO spiral

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